A stroll around Carmel-by-the-Sea will quickly reveal that it's not your typical West Coast surf town. With thatched cottages like something out of a British village.
It might be hard to believe that this Caribbean-like beach is in Alabama, but it's one of the most popular destinations on the state's Gulf Coast.
Nicknamed the jewel of the Maine coast, Camden is a quintessential seaside town with a charming harbor, an old lighthouse, jagged.
San Clemente is a dreamy beach destination. Built in the 1920s as a Spanish village by the sea, the place used to be a major hub.
In the far south of the USA’s most northerly state is Ketchikan, centered on a small cluster of colorful clapboard stilt houses perched over Ketchikan Creek.
Beaufort is a little town in coastal North Carolina with buckets of Southern charm, and no visit here is complete without a stroll along the town’s iconic Front Street.
Whether you want to kick back and relax in the picturesque setting of Bar Harbor, or you're looking to explore Acadia National Park.