Is it possible to do the Dolomites in summer in less than a week? With an open mind and little hustle: yes, and this five-day itinerary lays out how to see the major attractions of the Dolomites in just five days without a car. Pack in a little bit of everything in just a few short days: hiking, history, food, culture, charming villages, larger towns, affordable rifugios, splurge stays, and a range of outdoor activities.
There is a place where the air is crisp, the landscape is vast, and the silence is so profound you can hear your own heartbeat. The place is Jasper, Alberta. This small town, deep in the Canadian Rockies, is a wild and wonderful escape; and getting there is an essential part of the magic.
Hut to hut hiking is like an elevated version of thru-hiking. Rather than hauling a bunch of camping gear, you can be nimble with just a light pack of essentials and sleep in an actual bed every night. If you love the outdoors as much as creature comforts, hiking hut to hut might be the perfectly balanced adventure for you.
From swimming with humpback whales in the Dominican Republic to dining at a floating bar in Fiji, the world is full of unique swimming and snorkeling destinations. These one-of-a-kind adventures go far beyond the beach, inviting you to dive into unforgettable experiences.
Five interconnected skiing mountains. More than 70 miles of groomed slopes. Less than two flights away from most major US cities. Welcome to 3 Zinnen Dolomites, the place where the possibilities are as endless as the views.
For many enthusiastic travelers, European summer trips are well underway. However, we at Untraveled recommend taking a different approach to our sunny getaways. Why not forgo the crowded beaches of the French Riviera or the overpriced Amalfi Coast, and instead opt for a hidden gem tucked away in Southeast Europe: Albania.
If you’re looking for the best beaches in Europe, keep your eyes peeled for one thing: the Blue Flag. This international accreditation carries the seal of approval for cleanliness, conservation, and quality when it comes to the best beaches around the world. This short but sweet list of hand-picked locations is equal parts variety and consistency in visitor experience.
Ireland’s rugged coastline provides the perfect habitat for one of the world’s most beloved seabirds – the Atlantic Puffin. Puffins in Ireland have become iconic symbols of the country’s diverse coastal wildlife. Unfortunately, climate change and habitat destruction threatens their existence. So while seeing puffins may be a bucket list item for many travelers, it’s important to observe them responsibly.
Solo travel as a woman can be freeing but also a little intimidating, especially if you’re heading somewhere remote. Few places in Ireland get more remote than County Kerry. I’m based in Dublin, but when presented with the opportunity to get out of the city for a long bank holiday weekend, I seized it. Full disclosure: this was my first road trip alone! Unless you count my dog, which I do, so it was a great starter solo trip – like traveling solo in light mode. Luckily, Kerry has everything you could ever want to do and more in Ireland, so I knew we’d be too busy to be lonely. Read on for my solo female traveler tips, things I’d do differently next time, and the full four-day road trip itinerary through Kerry, Ireland.
Welcome to Gilbert, Arizona. A peaceful town teeming with incredibly fun events, amazing food, and more to do than can fit into one trip.
Explore towering volcanoes, raging rivers, and scenic drives in Central Oregon.
Raging rivers, starry nights, and Oregon’s only national park make for an unforgettable road trip destination.