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Sail with Paul Gauguin Cruises aboard their intimate ship for a once-in-a-lifetime trip filled with culture and adventure in the Islands of Tahiti.

On South Carolina’s Wadmalaw Island, the Charleston Tea Garden dates back decades—you can smell it before you see it.

From snorkeling in a coral nursery to outdoor yoga on the beach, here are the best ways to appreciate and enjoy the outdoors at Iberostar’s sustainable resorts on this dreamy Caribbean island.

AFAR’s partnership with the United States Tour Operators Association has led to some unforgettable travel moments. Here are 10 of the amazing journeys.

The natural landscapes we love to visit need our support. In celebration of Earth Day, here are ways to show our gratitude, whether we’re planning our next trip or helping from home.

AccessNow is on a mission to ensure that the world is 100 percent accessible for travelers with disabilities.

Wearing reef-safe sunscreen, not collecting shells, and observing sea life from a distance are a few ways you can be respectful in marine habitats.

London waited 30 years for this nearly $1.4 billion new hotel. You shouldn’t wait at all.

Highland Base Kerlingarfjöll is making Iceland’s central highlands an all-seasons destination for those adventurous enough to make the trek.

Aboard the new luxury train that travels through some of the most scenic landscapes in Utah and Colorado.

Via ferratas require no climbing experience and allow users to enjoy the same cliffs as seasoned mountaineers.

Situated minutes from ski slopes and Glacier National Park, the opening of Larch House marks the first design-centric accommodation for Whitefish, Montana.

The new City Circle Line opens up access to some of the most interesting places in the Danish capital.

At Nimmo Bay in British Columbia, luxury means snorkeling in 50-degree water, sipping water from cedar-lined mountain streams, and spotting grizzlies from a floating sauna.

There are only about 20 practicing clinker boat craftsmen remaining in Denmark and perhaps just 200 across all of northern Europe.