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Located just south of Anchorage, nothing about the Kenai is formal or stuffy. In fact, no other destination offers such an up close and personal Alaskan experience. That’s why they are known as Alaska’s Playground. The Kenai Peninsula offers some…
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“Surf City, Alaska”? That’s right. Yakutat has become known for extreme surfing in both winter and summer. Located in the northern reaches of the Inside Passage region, Yakutat made at name for itself in the late ‘90s as the first…
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beachtraveldestinations.com/AlaskaBearDayTrip Welcome to Homer, Alaska, on Kachemak Bay. Made famous as “The End of the Road” in Tom Bodett’s tales, Homer is at the end of the Sterling Highway, 200 miles south of Anchorage, surrounded by wilderness and ocean. A…
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Towering mountains, sparkling glaciers and amazing wildlife: savvy travelers know that Anchorage is the key to finding the best of Alaska, all in one place. From the serene waters of Cook Inlet to the exceptional natural wonders of the Chugach, Anchorage encompasses…
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Juneau is many things: a mountain town, a coastal community and the most scenic capital city in the U.S. A natural wonder, wildlife hot spot and cultural jewel, Juneau is rich in history, art, music and Native heritage. It’s an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, a shopper’s trove and a food…
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Kodiak is one of outback Alaska’s most pleasant towns; big enough to find uninterrupted WiFi and a decent latte, but small enough to be laid-back and friendly. The locals are a friendly bunch who love their town and aren’t afraid…
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If you don’t immediately think of surf and sand when you think of Alaska, get ready to have your whole perception changed. With more coastline than any other state in the nation, measuring out at approximately 5,580 miles, it’s only…
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Visit Cairns Australia, considered the gateway to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, located in the tropical Far North Queensland. Its Learn stories of indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with music and dance at the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park. Visit…
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In Queensland’s southeast coast, the City of the Gold Coast extends beyond the borders of Surfers Paradise. You’ll find swanky hotels, the city’s premier arts hub Hota, and dining and nightlife scenes. The vibe here is relaxed. The Gold Coast…
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Melbourne has plenty to offer visitors from all over the world. From the rooftop bars and designer boutiques that give the city a cosmopolitan feel, to its plentiful array of historical buildings and landmarks — Melbourne has something new to…
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