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Chefs and cowboys, chickens and mongooses, guitars and King Kong—they’ve all found new lives on Kauai, an island where the only constant is change.

Scuba diving is a great way to see the world. Here’s how to get started

Fish from Tokyo’s world-famous seafood market heads straight to Newark International Airport on a nonstop United Airlines flight—and it’s served inside the terminal.

Safaris aren’t just for honeymooners. In fact, their mix of structured itineraries and communal dining is great for individual travelers.

Writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner went to Iceland seeking puffins and peace. Along the way, she learned that the perfect Icelandic adventure is just a dream—but you can, and should, still go in search of it.

Leave it to the Danish to make an eco-friendly art project this whimsical.

Living in the Moment: Trey Zoeller, Founder, Jefferson’s Bourbon

No trip Down Under is complete without cruising the Great Ocean Road, that long stretch of highway draped along Australia’s rugged southern coast. Though you could technically knock out the drive in a single day—and many travelers do—we wouldn’t recommend it. We’ve put together the perfect itinerary.

Disorienting, alluring, and stimulating almost to the point of hallucination, the streets of Bangkok are where you really get to grips with the city.

Whether you’re a painter, a singer, or a swimmer, these trips will help you have more uniquely “you” experiences around the world.

From Stoke Newington to Peckham, seeking out the capital’s crafty types will send you to some fascinating corners of the city.

In this series, we explore what it takes to land—and work—the world’s coolest travel jobs. Previous installments featured interviews with a doctor without borders, a social media influencer, and a professional ghost hunter. Up next: a designer of extreme obstacle courses.

Rebecca Ume Crook believes photography can be a tool to make education accessible to everyone.

She was born to travelers, and born to travel. Now, on her last trip before giving birth to her first child, writer Freda Moon reconnects with the origins of her wanderlust—her parents.

Ready to hit the road but don’t have a +1? Count yourself lucky, says Alison Turner, who quit her advertising job six years ago to hit the road with her dog, Max, and liked it so much she never stopped.