Whether you're planning where to go next or what to do on an already‑booked vacation, discover the travel destinations with Opal
Dreaming of a far-flung island escape, yet not looking for the long-distance travel that comes with it? That’s precisely what makes a stay at Sunset Key Cottages a thing of true beauty.
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When the sun goes down, the bars along the central artery of Duval Street begin to heat up. But slinging back umbrella drinks isn’t the only thing to do in the evening here.
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Pier 60 is over a thousand feet of family fun jutting out from the last strip of land into the open ocean. But the litany of activities doesn’t stop when you step off the pier, there are swaths of beach, waves, and boulevards filled with activities that are not to be missed.
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No, we’re not talking ski resorts, but rather snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, even snowmobiling – all outdoor winter pastimes that usually play second fiddle to downhill skiing that are currently surging in popularity in 2021.
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Welcome to Gulfport, Florida, a largely undiscovered, intimate, and artsy enclave worth a peek.
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If you’re having a hard time choosing among the 160 courses that call Palm Beach County home, here are a few of the favorite closest public options that guests of Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa like to frequent.
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“America’s Best Beach” gets all the attention and for good reason. But being on the water in Clearwater – not just beside it – is an attraction in itself with so many diverse takes.
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There’s much more to a weekend in Key West, Florida than Mallory Square sunsets and Ernest Hemingway look-a-likes.
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The hardest part won’t be finding a way to get on the water in Key West, but a way to fit all these unique aquatic adventures in during your next visit.
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Just as the Belleview Inn pays tribute to its history as a Gilded Age Gulf icon, the two historic Donald Ross-designed golf courses at the neighboring Belleair Country Club evoke a flashback to the days when clubs were wooden and golf knickers were de rigueur.
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