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A new project is opening up several of Greece’s ancient shipwrecks, starting with the site of where a cargo ship laden with thousands of amphoras, probably containing wine, sank in the late 5th century B.C.E.

AFAR Ambassador Ryan Cordwell reflects on an unforgettable trip with the USTOA

The Colchagua region, set within easy striking distance of Santiago, produces some of the world’s finest reds in a beautiful mountains-meet-vineyards setting that’s met by a bevy of luxury resorts.

Both on land and at sea, Dominica serves up endless opportunities for outdoor fun.

As Hawai‘i drops all of its pandemic-era travel restrictions, this is a chance for families to return to the islands with a stronger appreciation of nature and of Native Hawaiian culture.

If you like art, flowers, fireflies, or sumo wrestling, it’s Tokyo time.

Visit this wide-ranging province for outdoor adventure, historic sites, delicious seafood, and scenic sand dunes, sea caves, and rock towers.

Biodiversity hot spots offer some of the most compelling sights on the planet. They’re also being threatened by climate change and COVID-19.

There’s no need to wait for the upcoming Netflix series to transport you to South America. Here’s our guide to Gabo’s old haunts in Colombia—and the places that inspired his magical realism.

With women’s adventure travel on the rise, we asked the experts about the next must-see spots to hike, climb, and connect with culture.

The newly opened Live Aqua Urban Resort San Miguel de Allende is ready to pick host for weddings, family vacations, and more.

You may know and love these destinations for their bustling urban centers or lush outdoor spaces, but they probably wouldn’t top your list for a top-notch seaside getaway. That is, until now.

Adventure travelers who want to experience the pura vida of this Central American country can choose from zip lines, scuba diving, horseback excursions, and more

The journey of a thousand Belgian beers starts with a single sup.

The idea for this project started in 1872—well, sort of.