Shrouded in luxury, surrounded by lush tropical forest and enriched with ancient culture, Fairmont Mayakoba’s convenient setting in the heart of Riviera Maya provides the ultimate escape to one of ...

It’s typically said that oil and water don’t mix, but somehow, the state of Texas has plenty of both. Despite being located nowhere near a coast, water in the Lone Star State is both a vital resour...

If elephants rule the African savannah, then manatees reign supreme in southern Florida. Gentle and trusting, manatees meander their way across the waterways of the Sunshine State from one natural ...

Nestled between Missouri and Louisiana on the banks of the Mississippi River, Arkansas is known for its stunning rocky vistas, underground caverns, and lush wildlife. Appropriately dubbed “The Natu...

Tucked between corn fields, silos and old rail lines, the most German city in Minnesota is full of history and a culture reminiscent of its native land. Although you won’t find any half-timbered ho...

In most cities, PDA would be frowned upon, but in Paris, it's rather encouraged. If you're heading to the City of Love, fear not, as the French are quite used to this sort of behavior. If you're lo...

There is a small window of opportunity, when the dry season ends, and the mighty Victoria Falls at its most shallow, that adventure-seekers can swim on the edge of the Devil's Pool. A small eddy of...

From snowboarding a 300-foot half pipe to navigating class 5 whitewater rapids, West Virginia is home to adrenaline pumping thrills all across the state. If you want to work up a sweat, pack up the...

Seeing wild animals in their natural habitat is always a cool experience. Couple that with sipping an ice cold brew and you’ve got yourself one awesome way to spend the afternoon. Located on Columb...

The first explorers to traverse the American West, Lewis and Clark spent more time in North Dakota than in any other state – or at least, they would have if the region was actually broken out into ...