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StoriesDay 1: the sand squeaked. Day 3: I jumped off a 10-meter cliff into the ocean. Day 5: I did nothing, perfectly.
StoriesI went to Corfu for the beaches. I stayed for the kumquat liqueur, the village tavernas where €12 buys a feast, and a double beach you reach by hiking downhill for 20 minutes.
StoriesDay 1: spotted nothing. Day 3: a black rhino at Okaukuejo waterhole at midnight. Day 5: I finally understood why people sit at waterholes for hours. Here's the full week.
StoriesI woke up at 4:30AM for sand dunes, bargained with a 10-year-old for a plastic sled, walked barefoot through a canyon, and ate the best crab of my life for $8.
StoriesMathieu runs a cafe in Lower Town and has strong opinions about poutine, winter survival, tourist mistakes, and why Quebec City isn't trying to be Paris.
StoriesThe road out of Laudat ends where the rainforest begins. This is the story of Dominica's hardest, best day — the eight-mile trek to a lake that boils in the clouds, and the hot-spring soak that makes every sore step worth it.
StoriesA journalist drives into the Uco Valley expecting a wine tasting and finds an Andes-backed landscape that makes every other wine region look like a parking lot. This is Mendoza's best day.
StoriesHvar gets 2,724 hours of sunshine per year. After a week there, watching the light shift from blue morning to golden evening to pink sunset, I understood why people don't leave.
StoriesTwo days on muddy trails through rice terraces so steep they defy gravity, sleeping in a H'mong homestay, and the best pho I've eaten anywhere — including Hanoi.
StoriesA second-person, hour-by-hour plan for four days in Christchurch, from the Botanic Gardens and the Cardboard Cathedral to a full Akaroa day trip. Where to go, what to eat, what to skip.
StoriesLand in Cusco, beat the altitude, drift down the Sacred Valley, then catch dawn at the citadel. Here's a four-day plan that paces Machu Picchu the way it should be done.
StoriesNoa has lived in Tel Aviv for 12 years. She'll tell you about Shabbat survival, the hummus wars, and why the beach at midnight is a Tel Aviv essential.
