Hawi, Hawaii Tucked on Hawaii’s Big Island, Cozy Hawi is a Mellow Place with a Cute Downtown and a Nearby Black Sand Beach On the northern end of the Big Island of Hawaii, cozy, mellow Hawi rests in the verdant, sparsely populated North Kohala district. It and neighboring Kaapu (population 1,200) are often considered one […]
St. Pete Beach, Florida Touristy and Laid Back, St. Pete Beach Boasts Resort Hotels and Beautiful White Sand Beaches with Unspoiled Dunes This touristy, laid back barrier island community, located along Florida’s central Gulf Coast, became St. Pete Beach in 1994 when it voted to distinguish itself from its mainland neighbor, St. Petersburg, which is
Cocoa Beach, Florida Popular with Tourists, Cocoa Beach Sits Along Florida’s “Space Coast” and Has Six Miles of Beautiful, Sugar White Beaches, a Long Fishing Pier, Art Festivals and More Touristy Cocoa Beach sits on a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Banana River Lagoon on Florida’s “Space Coast.” Many locals are or
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida A Cosmopolitan Resort Town on a Barrier Island, Sunny Isles Beach Has a Gorgeous Beach, Sparkling Blue/Green Waters and Gleaming Buildings On Florida’s southeastern coast, balmy Sunny Isles Beach is a stylish, cosmopolitan resort on a barrier island east of North Miami Beach. With the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) to the west
Blue Hill, Maine On Maine’s Scenic Central Coast, Charming and Weathered Blue Hill Dates from 1762 and is a Hub for Artists, Craftsmen and Musicians Hugging the rugged outcroppings of the Blue Hill peninsula on Maine’s central coast, this charming, weathered waterfront town has a history that reaches back to 1762. It’s across the water
Fernandina Beach, Florida Charming Fernandina Beach Sits on Idyllic Amelia Island and Boasts a Wonderful Downtown, Tree-Lined Neighborhoods and Miles of White Sand Beaches Just 20 miles outside of Jacksonville in northeastern Florida, Fernandina Beach sits on idyllic Amelia Island, a barrier island known for its high-end resort hotels, golf courses and miles of sugar
Colonial Beach, Virginia Colonial Beach is a Safe, Slightly Faded Waterfront Town with Virginia’s Second Longest Beachfront Along the Potomac River in northeastern Virginia, 60 miles south of Washington, D.C. and directly to the west of Maryland, Colonial Beach (population 4,000) is a casual, slightly faded beach town and the last deep water port for
Jensen Beach, Florida Jensen Beach is an Unassuming Coastal Town with a Colorful Downtown, a Beautiful Oceanside Beach, Sea Turtles and a Mellow Way of Life Next to the Indian River, just south and east of Port St. Lucie on Florida’s southeastern coast (the “Treasure Coast”), unassuming Jensen Beach was the “Pineapple Capital of the
Galveston, Texas Funky, Friendly and Slightly Worn, Galveston Sits on Two Barrier Islands and Has Miles of Beaches Spread across two barrier islands on Texas’ eastern Gulf Coast, Galveston is a funky, slightly faded town with a history as a Mexican port and a gaming resort. The city has a friendly reputation, and residents have
Destin, Florida A Major Tourist Destination, Destin Sits on a Panhandle Peninsula and is Known for its Stunning White Sand Beaches and Translucent Turquoise Waters Once a small fishing village, Destin has grown into a major tourist destination. It is on Florida’s western Panhandle and sits on a peninsula that separates the Gulf of Mexico