With no shortage of enticing locales, it can be hard to narrow down where to go in Bali. Here, we detail each region’s best attributes, to help you choose the destination best for you. Whether you’re seeking sun-kissed beaches, mystic jungles, rolling surf breaks, or a yoga haven, there’s something …

Breezy, beachy Canggu, located along Bali’s southwestern coast, has in recent years become a haven for expats and digital nomads. While the bulk of dining establishments in Canggu lean towards buzzy cafes and trendy restaurants that sustain these recent arrivals, you can also still find some down-home warungs serving up …

This guide highlights the best restaurants in Ubud, including both Indonesian and international cuisine, along with a few vegetarian options and healthy cafe favorites.

Magical Ubud is the most popular destination in Bali. This guide highlights how to spend 4 days in Ubud that will leave you feeling restored in mind, body, and soul.

Within the tropical paradise that is Bali, Ubud is the spiritual heart of the island. With exotic jungles, thousand-year-old temples, and verdant rice paddies, Ubud maintains an otherworldly mystique that transcends time. It’s easy to appreciate how the area has long been a mecca for ancient pilgrims and, more recently, …

If you’re visiting Indonesia and searching for the best beaches on Gili Air to dip your toes in the sand, the quick answer is: all of them. This tropical island paradise has postcard-perfect beaches at every corner, and you can’t go wrong wherever you lay down your towel. However, we’ve …

This guide includes the best Gili Air restaurants for authentic regional specialties, as well as a few places for fresh local produce and wellness food. It’s hard to capture the full spirit of Indonesia without experiencing its local dishes, so skip the Western food and embrace the local warungs!

The Gili Islands have become a trendy destination for travelers who think Bali is too “mainstream.” This guide details recommended activities and need-to-know info for 3 days on Gili Air.

The Taipei food scene is unrivaled, with vibrant night markets and street food ranging from comfort dishes to the exotic. This guide details the best foods and where to find them.

Taipei is a contrast of old and new, with ancient temples, genteel tea houses, and lively night markets. This guide highlights the best things to see and do in Taipei.

Europe’s most whimsical capital city is a town of castles, dragons, and storybook architecture. This guide details how to spend 1 – 3 days in Ljubljana.

Covering parts of Croatia, Slovenia, and Italy, Istria is often called “Italy on a budget”, with scenes straight out of Venice and Tuscany, for lower cost. This guide details where to stay and what to do in this alluring corner of Europe.

The alluring medieval village of Vrbnik is home to arguably the world’s narrowest street, and the only place on earth that grows crisp žlahtina wine. We detail how to maximize a day in charming Vrbnik.

One of the largest islands in the Adriatic, Krk is a vacation paradise of sun-kissed beaches, rolling vineyards and olive groves, and old stone villages. This guide details the best things to see and do on Krk.

Known as the pearl of Istria, the combined charm of Rovinj’s architecture, history, and cuisine make the town a must-see while in northern Croatia.

A sunny, terracotta-roofed jewel on the Adriatic, Piran could easily be mistaken for seaside Italy. This guide details how to make the most of a day trip to Piran.

Located near the town of Bled, Vintgar Gorge is an easy hike through the fairytale-like Julian Alps. It also sits on the edge of Triglav, offering a peek into Slovenia’s only national park.

Lake Bled is a mountain paradise in any season. This guide details how to spend 1 – 3 days in the area, exploring must-see attractions, Slovenia’s only national park, and more.

An outdoor lover’s dream, America’s Finest City boasts 70 miles of dramatic coastline, with sunny, palm-lined beaches and harbors. We rank our 8 favorite spots to paddle board in San Diego.

Paddleboarding Horseshoe Bend and Marble Canyon is a mesmerizing experience among wild horses, ancient petroglyphs, and towering canyon walls ablaze in oranges, pinks, and reds.