The Boston Duck Tour is a truly enjoyable way to lean into being a tourist and learn a little bit about a lot of Boston. It’s only 80 minutes long includes a short Charles River cruise. Perfect activity for families or singles.
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Experience: Boston Ghost Tour
This Boston Ghost tour, focused on death and dying in Colonial America, is full of interesting history but not for the faint of heart.
Take a Private Yacht Charter in Miami
Explore the waters of the Biscayne Bay on a private yacht cruise on your next Miami area vacation
Take the San Juan Food Tour in Puerto Rico
The Flavors of San Juan Food Tour is a fascinating mix of food, history, and culture that provides a tasty and provocative glimpse into what Puerto Ricans, as a culture, like to eat and how their culinary traditions started. Plus, it’s delicious.
Spa: Qua Baths & Spa at Caesar’s Place, Las Vegas
Qua Baths & Spa in Las Vegas features several Roman-style baths, a steam room, sauna, and even a snow room to cool down.
Explore downtown San Diego with your kids
A roundup of the best family-friendly activities downtown San Diego has to offer. Balance out the lines and crowds at Sea World, the Zoo, and Legoland with our tried and recommended suggestions, from biking to kite flying.
Do: Bike Along the Anchorage Mudflats
One of the best things to do, should you find yourself in Anchorage, Alaska with a pair of comfortable shoes and a moderate sense of adventure, is to head downtown, rent a bike, and head out on the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail to see forests, wetlands, and maybe a moose or two. Don’t forget to stop for a reindeer sausage on your way back to your hotel.
Biking Coronado Island’s Silver Strand
A day of discovering Coronado’s Silver Strand bike trail: wetlands, wildlife, sailboats, and friendly strangers all around.
Mudflats of the California Wetlands
Red and green pickleweed grows from cappuccino colord mud flats at Elkhorn Slough in Moss Landing on the Monterey Bay. At low tide, when the murky green water pulls back to the sea, walk out over that rickety wooden boardwalk traversing an old oyster bed. Look down. How many animals were here before you? The raccoons and herons must be heavy – they leave deep tracks. That milky gelatinous blob with the indigo stripe really is a jellyfish, or at least, it was. If you are there early in the morning, at low tide, you may get very lucky and see a mountain lion track, or maybe it’s a bobcat?