During our 8-week visit in Puerto Rico, our family was able to hike and horseback to Survival Beach in Aguadilla. There’s several ways to get to Survival Beach. Below is our first-hand account of our …
By Eric | Updated May 26, 2024 Hiking to the Captain Cook Monument offers some of the best snorkeling on the Big Island. This hike has become my favorite hike on the Big Island, for …
The Sydney Harbour Bridge, an iconic Australian landmark, connects Sydney’s northern and southern sides. Known as the “Coathanger,” this massive steel arch bridge opened in 1932. Visitors can climb it for panoramic views, yet the climb is costly. Alternatively, a free pedestrian walkway offers a leisurely way to enjoy the bridge’s architecture and stunning vistas of the Sydney Opera House and Circular Quay. Accommodations and dining spots are recommended for travelers. Additionally, the bridge’s Pylon Lookout provides a budget-friendly, comprehensive 360-degree view. The pedestrian path is accessible 24/7, with the full walk taking around an hour.