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What was once a sleepy resort area, is now a growing tourist destination for surfers, beach bums and party animals looking for a good time on a budget.
Jaco is a 2 mile (3km) stretch of sand beach with clean water, nice waves, and is the perfect place to hang out or learn to surf.
While not at the beach, where’s plenty of restaurants, hotels, shops, and other attractions to keep busy. Continue
Puerto Escondido is unquestionably Mexico’s best beach town. Unlike overdeveloped Cancun, Puerto Escondido – or “Puerto,” as the locals call it – effortlessly retains its small town charms. In other words: it’s a real place. You won’t suffer through endless beach hawkers (transport? sunglasses?), overpriced chain restaurants or hellishly high-pressure timeshare presentations.
Tranquillo.
What you will find are a collection of great beaches, incredible surf, thriving expat community, and a popular destination for foreign and local travelers alike. Escondido in Spanish means “hidden” and – for now, at least – it seems to remain hidden from the tourist Machine.Continue
If there is such a thing as a perfect wave, you’ll likely find it on Oahu’s North Shore.
The big, glassy winter waves of this legendary surf mecca attract the best surfers in the world, while summer waves are far smaller and more gentle – all of which makes the North Shore the perfect surf spot for beginners and veterans alike.Continue
It’s becoming New England’s go to summer vacation spot. Popular but not overrun, lively yet still relaxing, and diverse, however small. And even though the word is out, Block Island still has its secrets to impart to tourists willing to dig a little deeper.
Given time, you will discover isolated beaches, hidden trails, delightful restaurants, friendly local bars and much more.Continue
Sure, it’s in Costa Rica, but Puerto Viejo is… well… different.
Located along the Caribbean coast, Puerto Viejo is a larger, more popular version of Cahuita, with a growing infrastructure built up by backpackers – in search of Playa Cocles’ beach and Rasta vibe – and surfers hellbent on riding the infamous Salsa Braza waves.
In other words: there’s a lot to do.
Surf… sand… parties… rainforest tours, and much, much more make Puerto Viejo an excellent place to drop your bags, hit the beach and soak up its atmosphere. Continue
If the movie 101 Dalmatians gave you good memories from your childhood, then imagine what 1,246 will do for you now.
I’m not talking about dogs here, I’m speaking of Islands.
All flawless in their unspoiled natural beauty. Without a doubt, the best way to see this part of the world is from the deck of a fine boat.
The Dalmatian Coast and Islands of Croatia are simply a marvel to behold. Wild, mountainous, forested and fringed with sandy shores. After hours gliding through crystal clear turquoise waters, these islands beg for a sailors’ kiss.Continue
This urban beach resort has two things going for it: excellent surf and its architecture. Perhaps the most famous piece of architecture is the San Marcos Church, which was (re)built by Alexandre Gustav Eiffel.
Yes, that Eiffel. Continue
It’s an underwater wonder world. Like being in a fishbowl of art, history and beauty. Weightless and careless you absorb the big blue world with wide eyes, taking in the peaceful harmony of this dancing, submerged world.
Quite simply, diving the Dalmatians is unforgettable.
Croatia has 1,200 scenic miles (1,800km) of Adriatic Sea coastline, bordered by Italy to the north and Montenegro in the south. It has more than 35 fantastically diverse dive sites, while licensed diving centers can be found on most islands and coastal cities throughout the country.
Oahu’s 112 miles (180km)of coastline are a beach-lover’s dream. Surfers, sunbathers, honeymooners and families coincide on the Hawaiian island of Oahu searching for their slice of paradise, whatever flavor it might come in. With so much shoreline to choose between, picking a favorite may well be the hardest part of your vacation.
Try out a number of beaches for a good insight into the different vibes that Oahu has on offer. Here are five great spots to explore.Continue
It’s a fairyland bursting with impossible colors and wondrous landscapes.
Where crystal clear seas of deep blues and greens reveal living reefs and submerged ruins.
Where hidden coves, quiet bays and passive peninsulas wait to be discovered.
Where you can cast ashore on a clandestine beach and know that the sun will never stop shining.
Welcome to Crete.
Sandy beaches, sunny skies and great waves for surfing. California? Think again.
Cornwall is one of the few places in England with a laid back vibe and flip-flop culture. It’s also without a doubt the best place to surf in Great Britain. Continue
Welcome to Ponta de Sagres or perhaps better known as “The End of the World.” And that is exactly what Europeans thought of it before the discovery of America.
Constituting the extreme southwestern corner of Europe, Sagres is also Portugal’s answer to surf city USA. Continue
We all know the town… part beach, part surfer, part hippie, part backpacker, part English, part Spanish, and a whole lot of fun.
Montañita is a surfer hangout along the Pacific Coast that attracts people from around the world for the laid-back atmosphere, incredible waves, cheap accommodations, and beer clinking chatter all night long.
At first glance Montañita is just another cliche surf town, but if you delve beneath the surface you might find it’s a community full of intelligent individuals who’ve ditched their computer jobs in search of the ultimate endless summer. Continue
Dr. Beach (US professor, Stephen Leatherman) once bestowed the coveted title of America’s Best Beach on Hapuna Beach, and few will dispute the award.
In addition to the beach, the state park unfolds with over 25 hectares (61.8 acres) of beauty. As one of the few sandy beaches on Big Island’s west coast, it is a popular spot and offers amazing, if not intimidating surf during high season – not for the novice. Continue
Mancora Beach is a high-class resort town located on Peru’s finest stretch of white sand beach. Conveniently located along the Panamerican Highway – the beach is less than 300 feet (100 m) from the road – and easily accessible by public transport, Mancora may be designed for the jet-setters, but the backpackers aren’t far behind.
Surfing ranges from good to excellent, here: it’s certainly good enough to draw visitors from Ecuador and Brazil, who – like their gringo counterparts – come for its long breaks, 12 foot (4 m) barrel waves and perpetually warm waters. Continue
The word “ayoba” will get you far in South Africa.
It’s an expression of joy and excitement – like saying “it’s all good” or “cool” – and translates across the country’s many cultures, tribes, and 11 official languages. It’s also used for Hello and Goodbye.
Nowhere are the good vibes easier to come by than Cape Town, which features southern Africa’s best infrastructure, finest culture, and crazy parties.
But the most heart-pounding adventures in “the Mother City” are not to be found in the pulsating clubs on Long Street.
To earn your stripes, you’ll need to set sail into her choppy seas, unveiling some jaw-dropping views and world-class boating along the way – not to mention some great white sharks…Continue
The reef formation on Kauai’s south shore is nothing short of staggering, creating a string of pearly white-sanded beaches.
Poipu Beach Park comprises a swathe of shoreline fronting a jungle interior and offers the chance to take a vacation within a vacation with a myriad of beaches and sights explore, each offering a unique blend of Hawaiian charm.
Attracting the usual set of water based activities and a few more besides, Poipu Beach Park will leave you wondering how your vacation can suddenly seem so short. Continue
What do you get when you mix a beautiful California coastline with a world-class amusement park?
Endless hours of entertainment and fun.
The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is the only west coast amusement park and a historic iconic of fun for all ages. Continue
The town of San Juan Del Sur is often misunderstood.
Most weekenders would done this small surfer town as a place for permanent beach bums and entrepreneurial expats.
However, beneath the surface lies a community of warm-hearted locals trying to better their lives and those around them. It’s not uncommon to see the same person repeatedly in the small town so strike up a conversation, make new friends, and gain a better understanding of San Juan Del Sur. Continue
Beach bums take note: Pedasí is an the place in Panama for surfing, sport fishing, snorkeling, diving, sailing and just about any other watersport imaginable.
And it’s cheap, too.
Located along the Azuero Peninsula, Pedasí is unquestionably Panama’s most beautiful small town. While it retains its colonial charm, the town received a facelift from former President Mireya Moscoso (1999-2004) who dedicated a beautification project in order to increase tourism.
OK, she didn’t really do it for tourism… but the project was a huge success and quickly became a top spot for expatriates to live, work and play.
And why not? Continue
