The Belmond El Encanto has something for everyone. Take a dip in the zero-edge pool, which overlooks the Pacific, for the ultimate tranquil setting. For a little more adventure, head out on a private Gourmet Sail.
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Shop, dine and stroll along the River Walk (or Paseo del Rio), a 15-mile waterway that is the largest urban ecosystem in the nation. The narrow canal-like river rests below street level and is lined with shops, galleries, restaurants and bars showcasing the city's Tex Mex culture and flair.
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A whopping 360 islands make up the Bahamas’ Exumas Cays, and adventures await on each one of them. Pig Beach (officially known as Big Major Cay) is uninhabited, but for some swimming pigs, who are (unsurprisingly) not native to the island.
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The Badlands and Black Hills of South Dakota don't just sound cool, they are cool. Home to lush forests, martian-like landscapes and mixed-grass prairie lands, there's plenty of hiking, biking and exploring to do.
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If you ever needed proof you don’t have to leave the country to experience culture, beauty, nature and history, Mackinac Island is a shining example.
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