Robin Catalano

Before highways, hundreds of thousands of short-term rentals served a growing class of American traveler.

The witchy folklore of this mysterious Massachusetts city draws thousands of visitors every October, but residents offer advice and lesser-known haunts.

In the 1930s, two German families and a baroness moved to Floreana, a barely populated island in the Galápagos. Ron Howard’s new film, Eden, revisits the dramatic deaths that ensued.

"The Galapagos is a place to unwind. Come here if you want to have a life-changing experience."

Bookish attractions, culture-rich towns and miles of Long Island Sound shoreline make this Northeastern state a winner.

These five lesser-known options are nutritional powerhouses — and delicious, too.

Here’s what you need to know about exploring this Mediterranean country’s sophisticated cities, sunny beaches, and gastronomy.

Australia's third-largest island is home to Sea Dragon, a 250-acre resort with four rooms, four suites, and three villas.

Both heartachingly beautiful and different-drummer quirky, Rhode Island is the smallest of the United States and one of its most underestimated. While you weren’t looking, the state has created experiences so wide-ranging that you can loaf on the beach, commune with spirits in a haunted cemetery, dine at an Indigenous restaurant, and watch a woman juggle fire on the prow of a river gondola—all over the course of a single vacation.

In Kyrenia Harbor, along the base of the panhandle-shaped northern coast of Cyprus, a Ferretti 670 cruises past a moored Gulet 27m where a group of swimsuit-clad passengers lounge, cocktails in hand, on a snow-hued sectional sofa. From the deck of the newly docked yacht steps a man in a gray linen suit, the collar of his shirt unbuttoned and fluttering in the breeze. He offers a hand to a sun-basted woman wearing a billowy, hibiscus-print maxi dress and gladiator sandals.

Uncover the savory history behind one of New England's most undeniably delicious entrees.

Two hundred years ago, it helped spread people, ideas and goods across the US. Now, it's become a paddler's paradise with more than 700 miles of continuous, navigable waterways.

Argentine artist Luciana Garabello explores the autistic/artistic duality through wildly creative watercolors.

Scientists plan to use what they learn to help restore communities harmed by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill

Get a fresh perspective on the volcanic island's spectacular landscapes, nature and architecture through the works of César Manrique