Things to do in Los Cabos
Mexico’s darling on the Baja Peninsula, Los Cabos is more than just a destination, it’s a lifestyle; a veritable frame of mind set against some of the country’s most spectacular landscapes.
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Mexico’s darling on the Baja Peninsula, Los Cabos is more than just a destination, it’s a lifestyle; a veritable frame of mind set against some of the country’s most spectacular landscapes.
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Set against the snow-capped peaks of the Alps and steep mountain cliffs, the Italian Lakes have always been the playground of the rich and famous, and their crystal waters, quaint towns and breath-taking vistas continue to capture our imaginations.
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Iceland is a wild, beautiful place of unpronounceable words, breath-taking landscapes and lots of horses. It is very much a land of extremes; fire and ice, black and white, ancient and modern.
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British colonial energy with an island charm sets Victoria, British Columbia apart from any other city in North America.
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There are multiple ways to visit Niagara Falls, but perhaps one of the most rewarding is via a road trip from Toronto to Buffalo. From world-class museums to celebrated local cuisine, this journey combines unique city escapes with near indescribable natural beauty for one epic drive.
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The Ionian Islands, like a string of emerald jewels scattered along the west coast of Greece, are a lush and verdant chain of islands, dense and overgrown with olive, cypress, fig and pomegranate.
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Not far from the island of Manhattan, five small towns offer culinary delights, seaside pleasures and enough art and culture to rival even New York’s most famous museums and restaurants.
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Evoking imagery of leather-faced fishermen, sun-baked coastlines, vineyards and prickly pears, Sicily has always been a place that captures the imagination.
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Driving may not be your first choice for a family holiday, but you may find it’s the best way to have an experience that would have been impossible from 30,000 feet.
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Mr Hudson has put together your ultimate guide on where to travel for the perfect gay-friendly wellness holiday, from pristine South Africa to the beautiful coastline of Portugal.
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When you travel with your kids, you are giving them the gift of the world. Set your family up to make memories everyone will cherish for the rest of their lives.
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When considering a holiday in Spain, international travellers often overlook the beautiful and rugged northern Atlantic coast of the Iberian peninsula for more popular Mediterranean coast destinations.
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Considered one of the most tolerant countries in Asia, Thailand is the perfect location for gents looking for a deluxe, gay-friendly holiday experience. Spend unforgettable days at this welcoming and exotic paradise that is as diverse as its guests and will leave you dreaming about healthy meals and holistic rituals.
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Beyond the typical postcard (or more relevantly now, Instagram shot) of Lake Louise, Banff National Park surprises all who visit with its unexpected culinary and nightlife scene, accommodation styles, and of course, accessible adventures.
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Slovenia is one of the best countries in Europe for eco-tourism; a nature lovers’ paradise with much of her landscape untouched and pristine.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka’s thriving capital, is an ideal prelude to the country’s central provinces and idyllic coastal communities. It’s a city that serves its guests as both a door and destination, as time and preference allow.
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When thinking of safari in Kenya, it’s all too easy to jump to the two most obvious choices; the Serengeti and Masai Mara. But don’t discount Meru.
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One of the most convenient and dynamic districts of central Paris must be Le Marais, which provides a perfect mixture of local and foreign.
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Kruger National Park is often referred to as the jewel in Africa’s crown, and rightly so. It is one of the largest national parks in the world, covering some 7,523 square miles in total.
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Old Town Central, which really isn’t a district, but more of an area with imaginary borders, lays in the heart of central Hong Kong and is clinging on to its past while also playing host to a new breed of hipsters; a wealthier, more established, yet not fully into the scene type of person.
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Portugal’s south-west coast between Alentejo and the Algarve, locally known as the Costa Vicentina, is one of the country’s last truly wild stretches of seaside.
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No matter to whom you’re listening, you’re in for a good time in Charleston; lots of Lowcountry cooking and cobblestone-street strolls that transport you to another place in time.
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Travel to Rajasthan, and you’ll immediately see why many consider it to be the crown jewel of India. The second largest state in the country, Rajasthan is a place of swirling turbans, swaying camels, sweeping forts and opulent palaces.
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Charm City might have gotten a bad rap in the past, but the city is once again booming, and the over 200 micro neighbourhoods are transforming more and more into their own, individually unique and all full of prideful residents.
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Galapagos Islands Wildlife has few predators, which has allowed various species to flourish over the years. As such they have little fear, especially towards humans.
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Riviera Maya and the surrounding areas have some pretty spectacular things to see, all relatively nearby, so in order to make the most out of your experience, making the time to venture out of your hotel is the way to go.
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Machu Picchu lies on a mountain ridge in Peru at 2,430m (7,970ft) altitude, and you can reach it via train from Cusco. Or, you can tread in the footsteps of the Incas and get there via one of the most famous treks in the world.
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Explorers and researchers have been visiting the continent of Antarctica for decades, although throughout history, the voyages getting to this mostly untouched land have been met with tales of unprecedented struggles and defeat.
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When you think about Japan, images of geisha, delicious sushi and beautiful temples will most likely spring to mind. But what about tropical islands, pristine reefs, secluded beaches and jungles?
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Esteros del Iberá is one of the hidden secrets of Argentina; it is the second largest wetland in the world after the Pantanal in Brazil.
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Of course we had to pass through immigration to get here—only a wholly sovereign nation could maintain this level of purity in the modern age.
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If you could capture the essence of Croatia and put it in a bottle, it would smell like pine forest and fig trees, taste like olive oil and wild flower honey and be as blue as the sky and iridescent as the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic.
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Many expanses of the Nakasendo, which connected Tokyo and Kyoto during Japan’s Edo period, are remote and quiet enough that you might actually feel as if you’re back in the early 7th century.
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A place of sweeping beaches, rolling hills, a rich culture, and friendly locals, we share the highlights of the Dominican Republic’s North Coast – arguably one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline in the country.
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The waters in Komodo National Park in Indonesia offer a plethora of wildlife but with strong currents, making scuba diving here exciting, but more suitable for advanced divers.
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With glassy turquoise water, powdery white sand, and peaceful palm-fringed beaches, one visit to the island of Koh Lipe is all it takes to fall hopelessly in love with Thailand.
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Trekking the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal will be one of the most memorable experiences of any traveller. It is a real test of endurance, but the views make every sweat and tear worthwhile.
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Revered by architects, reviled by politicians, Brutalism’s concrete masterpieces cause more arguments than any other architectural movement.
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A 4-hour drive from Costa Rica’s international airport, the raw authenticity of Costa Ballena belies its accessibility. Here, verdant mountainous terrain meets picture-perfect, palm-tree clad beaches.
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Just can’t seem to find the time to go away? Fear not, urban city folk, here are a few close-to-home mini-break suggestions that will give you well-deserved respite from the rat race.
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For those of you with a love of vast landscapes, amazing vistas and medieval architecture, there is a series of small villages along the Spanish-Portuguese border that are well worth exploring.
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Welcome to Isla Holbox, Mexico—an idyllic island that feels worlds away, yet remains (somewhat) easily accessible from the tourist hub of Cancun.
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On your next vacation to Mexico, skip Cabo and Cancun and head to Puerto Vallarta instead. Then, leave plenty of time to explore a few magical gems that are a quick and easy trip away.
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Tel Aviv, to be sure, is not only the geographical heart of Israel, but its cultural, commercial and, indeed, gay nucleus.
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While Rio offers an abundance of sights, sounds and flavours—not to mention, the 2016 Olympic Games—a more dynamic destination sits northward along the coast, in Brazil’s Bahia province: Salvador.
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Both Bangkok’s geography and its history make it a perfect hub for day trips, whether you’re seeking culture, cuisine, the countryside, or all three.
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Less than an hour’s drive from the charismatic Portuguese capital Lisbon lie the lush rolling hills and juniper valleys of the Serra de Montejunto.
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Óbidos is a medieval fortified town in central Portugal, dramatically perched upon a sloped hilltop, bursting with rural charm and cobblestone streets.
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If you’re looking to get a bit more out of your vacation, then look no further than Costa Rica. This verdant country known for its pura vida lifestyle is the ideal place to rejuvenate and recharge.
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The ethereal Audrey Hepburn once said, “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” Here is a small sampling of enchanting gardens found in the most unexpected urban spaces.
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Ah, the road trip. A style of travel at once so full of possibilities and so marred by cliché, novel and ubiquitous in equal measure.
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Maui is world-renowned for its dramatic coastline and stunning beaches, but much of the island’s magic is located inland on the misty slopes of Mt. Haleakala. Locals refer to the region as Upcountry.
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