When you think about visiting Tanzania, most people will probably think first-and-foremost about the country’s incredible wildlife and going on safari. One might also think about the amazing culture of the Masaai tribes that live on the grasslands of the country. What will almost assuredly not be on the top of most people’s minds is coffee and coffee tours.
Whether you are looking to escape the cold back home or just enjoy a great tropical vacation, Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic should be near the top of your list. In addition to the beautiful weather, Punta Cana has some of the best beaches in the world. With beautiful, soft white sand and crystal blue waters, you won’t want to leave the beach and the water.
Situated roughly 50 miles Northeast of Portland, Oregon, and roughly 96 miles South of Seattle, Washington as the crow flies, Mount Saint Helens is located in a beautiful part of America’s Pacific Northwest that has an abundance of tourist attractions.
In case it doesn’t look familiar, this is the stretch of coastline that was featured in the iconic 1980’s movie, “the Goonies”. You know, the stretch of coast that hid the treasure of the famed pirate One-eyed Willie. It’s easy to see why they picked this location to film.
When it comes to beautiful lighthouses, you can’t find many that are more beautiful than the Heceta Head Lighthouse on the coast of Oregon in the United States. In my opinion, it is the prettiest lighthouse in North America. Perched up on Oregon’s rocky Pacific Ocean shoreline, the lighthouse is the definition of postcard material. It is especially pretty at sunset or when large waves are crashing against the rocky shore.
If you are a big fan of waterfalls, then you are in for a real treat if you ever visit the Portland, Oregon area. There are some incredibly beautiful falls in North America, with Niagara Falls in New York State probably the most famous of those. Though Multnomah Falls in Oregon doesn’t get the notoriety that Niagara Falls gets, it is a beautiful waterfall in its own right.
Imagine a place where cactuses grow to be as big as telephone poles, the sunsets look like they came right out of a postcard, and the roadrunner you grew up watching on cartoons really does scurry around the landscape. If that sounds intriguing to you, then you will absolutely love Saguaro National Park in Arizona.
Lucerne welcomes travelers with a blend of lakeside beauty, medieval charm, and easygoing Swiss warmth, making it one of the country’s most captivating destinations. This guide to Lucerne, Switzerland, sets the stage for exploring a city where historic wooden bridges meet snow‑capped peaks, and where every stroll along the waterfront feels like stepping into a postcard. It’s the perfect starting point for anyone eager to experience the heart of central Switzerland.
Ghent has a way of surprising travelers—in the best possible way. This vibrant Flemish city blends medieval charm with a youthful, creative energy, making it an irresistible stop for anyone exploring Belgium. From its storybook canals to its striking skyline crowned by the Castle of the Counts and the trio of iconic towers, Ghent feels both historic and refreshingly alive. It’s no wonder so many visitors seek out a guide to Ghent, Belgium when planning their trip.
If you like wildlife, especially marine wildlife, the state of California in the United States has some absolutely wonderful wildlife viewing experiences available to visitors. One of my favorite of these experiences is seeing the large Northern Elephant Seals along the coast of the state. It really is impossible to appreciate how large and powerful these seals are until you see them on a beach with your own eyes.
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