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• Things to see and do in Wildwood, FloridaVisited June 2019Once a quiet stop along Central Florida’s backroads, Wildwood is now a town in transition—rooted in tradition but standing at the edge of big change. Located in Sumter County at the intersection of I-75, Florida’s Turnpike, and US-301, Wildwood has long been known as a rural gateway. But today, it’s becoming something more—a growing community, a strategic hub, and a place where small-town life meets modern development.
• Things to see and do in Williamsburg, VirginiaVisited April 1990Williamsburg, Virginia is one of the most iconic historic destinations in the United States. Known for its immersive colonial experiences, preserved architecture, and family-friendly attractions, Williamsburg offers visitors the chance to step back into 18th-century America while still enjoying modern comforts. Located between Richmond and Virginia Beach, this historic town blends education, entertainment, and charm into a destination that appeals to travelers of all ages.
• Things to see and do in Ybor City, FloridaVisited February 2017Walk through the heart of Ybor City, and you’ll feel it right away—this place has a pulse. With its brick-lined streets, wrought-iron balconies, and the lingering scent of hand-rolled cigars, Ybor (pronounced “EE-bore”) isn’t just a historic district in Tampa—it’s the soul of the city. Founded by immigrants, built by workers, and reborn as a cultural hotspot, Ybor City is raw, vibrant, and and impossible to ignore
• Things to see and do in Zephyrhills, FloridaVisited February 2026Zephyrhills, Florida is a growing Central Florida city known for its small-town atmosphere, outdoor recreation, and it’s famous spring water. Located in Pasco County, just northeast of Tampa, Zephyrhills blends historic roots with modern development. Whether you’re searching for affordable Florida living, outdoor adventure, or a quieter alternative to bigger cities, Zephyrhills offers a welcoming and sunny destination.
• Things to see and do in Zoo Tampa, FloridaVisited August 2025Tucked inside Tampa’s historic Lowry Park neighborhood, Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park isn’t just a zoo—it’s one of Florida’s top family attractions and a leader in wildlife conservation. Blending education, entertainment, and up-close animal encounters, Zoo Tampa offers an immersive experience that’s as fun as it is meaningful. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a day at this zoo is anything but ordinary.
• Things to see and do near St. Joseph, FloridaVisited August 2025Nestled in the hills of Pasco County, just a short drive from San Antonio and Dade City, lies the small, rural community of St. Joseph, Florida. It’s not flashy. There are no shopping malls, or beach crowds. But what St. Joseph offers is something harder to find these days: peace, history, and a connection to Florida’s agricultural heartland.
• Things to see and do on Anna Maria Island, FloridaVisited March 2021Anna Maria Island, Florida, is a serene gem on Florida’s west coast—a seven‑mile‑long barrier island where time seems to slow down amid powder‑white sands and clear Gulf waters. With no high‑rises allowed, it's pure "Old Florida" charm—charming cottages, local boutiques, and welcoming families.
• Things to see and do on Taquile Island, PeruVisited October 2025Floating high in the Andes Mountains, surrounded by the deep blue waters of Lake Titicaca, lies Taquile Island, Peru — a place where time seems to stand still. Known for its breathtaking scenery and centuries-old weaving traditions, Taquile is one of the most enchanting destinations on Lake Titicaca, and a must-see stop for travelers seeking authentic Andean culture.
• Things to see and do on the Inca Rail to Machu Pichu, PeruVisited October 2025For travelers heading to Machu Picchu, Peru, the journey is just as unforgettable as the destination. One of the best ways to experience it is aboard the Inca Rail, a scenic train that winds through the Sacred Valley, offering breathtaking views of the Andes, lush jungles, and the winding Urubamba River. Traveling by Inca Rail to Machu Picchu combines comfort, culture, and adventure—making it the perfect start to exploring the Lost City of the Incas.
• What to see and do at the Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, TurkeyVisited October 2022Hagia Sophia was originally called the Church of the Holy Wisdom and was the largest cathedral in the world for nearly a thousand years. The cathedral was originally built by the eastern Roman emperor Justinian I in 537 AD  until the conquest of Constantinople by the Ottoman Empire in 1453. It became a mosque and minarets added in the 15th and 16th centuries.
• What to see and do at Aguadilla, Puerto RicoVisited September 2023Aguadilla is a picturesque city located on the northwest coast of Puerto Rico. It is known for its stunning Caribbean beaches, rich cultural heritage, and diverse range of activities for residents and visitors.
• What to see and do at Ait Benhaddou, MoroccoVisited April 2012Aït Benhaddou is a fortified city, or ksar, in the Souss-Massa region of southwestern Morocco. It is located along the former caravan route between the Sahara Desert and Marrakesh, and is one of the best-preserved examples of this type of architecture in Morocco. The ksar, which is made up of several earthen buildings surrounded by high walls, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site and has been used as a filming location for many movies and television shows.
• What to see and do at Boca Chica, Dominican RepublicVisited October 2013Boca Chica is a popular tourist destination located in the southeastern region of the Dominican Republic. It is a small beach town that is well-known for its stunning beaches and turquoise waters. The town is surrounded by lush vegetation and has a laid-back vibe that attracts both local and international tourists.
• What to see and do at Boqueron, Puerto RicoVisited September 2023Boquerón is a coastal village located in the southwestern part of Puerto Rico. It is situated within the municipality of Cabo Rojo, which is known for its beautiful Caribbean beaches and natural attractions.
• What to see and do at Cabo Rojo, Puerto RicoVisited May 2010The Cabo Rojo Lighthouse, also known as the Faro de Cabo Rojo, is a historic lighthouse located on the southwestern tip of Puerto Rico. It was built in 1882 to guide ships through the treacherous waters of the Mona Passage. The lighthouse is constructed of brick and stands 157 feet tall, making it one of the tallest lighthouses in the Caribbean.
• What to see and do at Carabali Rainforest Park, Palmer, Puerto RicoVisited July 2012The Carabali Rainforest Park is a popular attraction in Puerto Rico, located in the town of Luquillo on the northeastern coast of the island. The park is set within the foothills of El Yunque National Rainforest, and it offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities and adventures. one of the most popular attractions at Carabali is their horseback riding tours. Carabali also has ATV and UTV tours for those who want a more adventurous ride.
• What to see and do at Cavernas del Camuy, Puerto RicoVisited September 2023The Cavernas del Camuy, also known as the Camuy River Cave Park, is a natural wonder located in northwestern Puerto Rico. It is the third largest river cave system in the world and a popular tourist attraction in the region. The Cavernas del Camuy is approximately 75 miles west of San Juan.
• What to see and do at Cenote Oxman, MexicoVisited February 2021Cenote Oxman is located in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, near the town of Valladolid. It is one of many cenotes in the area, which are sinkholes formed by the collapse of limestone bedrock to reveal underground pools and rivers.
• What to see and do at Chichen Itza, MexicoVisited February 2021Chichen Itza is an ancient Mayan city located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It is one of the most famous and well-preserved archaeological sites in the world and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The name "Chichen Itza" means "at the mouth of the well of the Itza," referring to the natural sinkhole or "cenote" that is located on the site. Graphic stone carvings survive at the ball court, Temple of the Warriors, and the Wall of the Skulls.
• What to see and do at Coco Cay, BahamasVisited January 2022Coco Cay or Little Stirrup Cay is Royal Caribbean's private island which is adjacent to Great Stirrup Cay which is Norwegian's private island.  The island was previously known as Little Stirrup Cay, but was renamed and transformed into a destination for Royal Caribbean guests in 2019.  It is one of the Berry Island approximately 55 miles north of Nassau.
• What to see and do at Costa Maya, MexicoVisited October 2021Costa Maya is a port near the Mexican town of Mahahual.  The port contains many attractions such as a aviary, dolphin encounter, and a nearby water park.  There is also a beach, swimming pool, restaurants, shops and bars located at the port so many visitors never leave the port.
• What to see and do at Coxen Hole, Roatan, HondurasVisited March 2018Coxen Hole is a town located on the island of Roatán, which is part of the Bay Islands of Honduras. It is the largest town on the island and is located on the western coast of Roatán. There are two cruise ship ports in Roatan. One is located in Coxen Hole and the other located in Mahogany Bay.
• What to see and do at Crash Boat Beach, Puerto RicoVisited September 2023Crash Boat Beach is situated near the town of Aguadilla, which is on the northwestern coast of Puerto Rico. Crash Boat Beach is famous for its vibrant atmosphere and picturesque surroundings. The beach gets its name from the old pier, which was once used as a launching point for military rescue boats.
• What to see and do at Cueva del Indio, Puerto RicoVisited October 2019Cueva del Indio is located near ​Arecibo is a coastal town located on the north coast of Puerto Rico. Cueva del Indio is a popular natural attraction located on a beach that features natural rock formations and breathtaking views of the ocean. From Cueva del Indio, you can see the 360 ft bronze statue of Christopher Columbus which is a bit further down the coast.