PopularCancún
A ribbon of white sand between the Caribbean and Nichupté Lagoon, with a major international airport 20 minutes away and the Maya world on your doorstep.
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PopularA ribbon of white sand between the Caribbean and Nichupté Lagoon, with a major international airport 20 minutes away and the Maya world on your doorstep.
PopularHome of mariachi and gateway to Tequila's agave landscape, with a historic core of cathedral and plazas and spring-like weather most of the year.
PopularWhere the peninsula ends and the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific: desert, granite cliffs, El Arco and whales in winter.
PopularVineyards half an hour from the Pacific, deserts of cardón cactus and cirio trees, and a Sea of Cortez where whale sharks swim: the peninsula starts here.
PopularA capital 7,350 feet up, built over Aztec Tenochtitlan, with world-class museums, endless markets and some of the best food in the country.

Santa Lucía Bay, the La Quebrada cliff divers and nightlife that runs late: Mexico's classic Pacific port, a short hop from Mexico City.

A stage on every block, brisket smoked for hours and a spring-fed pool right in town: the Texas capital moves to its own beat.

Nine calm bays ringed by forest and a national park: the quiet side of the Oaxaca coast, made for snorkeling and boat days.

Architecture you tour by boat, beaches on Lake Michigan, deep-dish pizza and one of the most storied Mexican neighborhoods in the United States.

Strings of colored lights draped over the River Walk cypresses, theme parks dressed for the season and crisp evenings made for family strolls.

Sand so fine it squeaks underfoot, calm Gulf water and a pier where everyone gathers to watch the sun drop into the sea.

Gin-clear water, gentle currents made for drift diving and an island town whose whole rhythm revolves around the Caribbean.

Nearly pure quartz sand, emerald-green water and a harbor full of fishing boats in Florida's northwest corner.

Glowing floats gliding down the river, catrinas all over downtown and altars for the ones you miss: San Antonio's late-October tribute to the dead.

Explore beautiful beaches, great places to stay, and experiences worth traveling for.

Wynwood murals, Cuban coffee in Little Havana, Orlando theme parks and rocket launches on the Space Coast, all in one state.

A Gulf barrier island with a 10-mile seawall, an amusement pier over the water and a Victorian downtown that outlasted the 1900 hurricane.

Sand streets, golf carts instead of cars and warm, shallow water inside the Yum Balam reserve on Quintana Roo's northern tip.

A city with a surf beach at the foot of a volcanic crater, where breakfast in Waikiki can turn into a reef snorkel before noon.

A slender island off Cancún with pool-calm water at Playa Norte, sea cliffs at Punta Sur and a colorful, walkable little downtown.

A fishing village on a sheltered bay and, minutes away, Ixtapa's resort strip: calm beaches, fresh seafood and Pacific sunsets.

The southernmost island of the continental US: porch-fronted wooden houses, six-toed cats at Hemingway's home and a sunset people applaud every evening.

A laid-back capital on the Sea of Cortez, with a seaside promenade made for sunsets and Espíritu Santo island a short boat ride away.

Water so clear you can see the rocks on the bottom, Sierra Nevada pine forests and ski runs with lake views straddling California and Nevada.

Themed resorts, headliner residencies and the Sphere by night; by day, the Colorado River, Hoover Dam and red-rock canyons under an hour away.

A Pueblo Mágico facing five protected islands, where blue whales arrive in winter and the first mission of the Californias still stands.

A volcano topping 3,000 meters, a waterfall-lined road through the rainforest and the channel where humpback whales spend the winter.

The Pearl of the Pacific: miles of seaside boardwalk for sunset walks, a lively historic center and Sinaloa seafood straight from the boat.

Yucatán's capital of colonial plazas, French-style mansions and a cultural calendar that fills downtown every night of the week.

Pale sand below pastel Art Deco hotels, Cuban coffee on Calle Ocho and block-long murals in Wynwood, in a city that switches between English and Spanish mid-sentence.

About 60 miles of South Carolina coast with a boardwalk, over-the-top mini golf, Calabash-style seafood and state parks where the beach still feels wild.

The birthplace of jazz, with wrought-iron balconies, Creole and Cajun cooking, historic streetcars and the Mississippi rolling past the French Quarter.

Skyscrapers seen from a ferry, Broadway musicals, world-class museums and neighborhoods like Harlem and Brooklyn best explored on foot and by subway.

A city of green stone surrounded by ancient ruins, artisan villages and mezcal distilleries, with one of Mexico's richest food cultures.

The theme park capital of the world, an hour from the Cape Canaveral launch pads and Atlantic surf, with quiet lakeside neighborhoods away from the lines.

Theme parks, water slides, character breakfasts and a pool day in between: plan a vacation that works for the kids, the parents and the grandparents.

A chain of Atlantic barrier islands with wide-open beaches, historic lighthouses, wild horses and fishing villages strung along a single highway.

A walkable beach town, the buzz of Fifth Avenue, and cenotes, eco-parks and reefs all less than an hour's drive away.

The Zicatela wave, gentle coves to learn to surf and a laid-back Oaxacan coastal vibe, with lagoons and beach villages close by.

All-inclusive resorts minutes from the Vallarta airport, calm bays for the kids and laid-back beach towns just up the coast.

A river winding through downtown past patio cafés, five Spanish missions on the World Heritage list and deep Mexican roots on every corner.

Sea lion coves in La Jolla, golden Coronado Beach, museums in Balboa Park and nights in the Gaslamp, just half an hour from Tijuana.

Walk the Golden Gate, tour the old Alcatraz prison, ride cable cars up the hills and eat a Mission burrito beneath its murals.

Spanish forts facing the Atlantic, colorful facades in Old San Juan and city beaches minutes from the airport.

A UNESCO-listed colonial town with a pink-stone Gothic-style church, art galleries, rooftop terraces and a food scene that keeps getting better.

Spanish colonial-style architecture between the sea and the Santa Ynez Mountains, with an 18th-century mission, a wooden wharf and wine country an hour away.

A century-old pier with amusement rides, sunsets from the Palisades Park bluffs and an oceanfront bike path that rolls all the way to Venice.

Papel picado over the streets, boards leaning on every corner and a bay with gentle waves where plenty of people stand up for the very first time.

The southernmost beach in Texas: pale sand between the dunes, the Gulf on one side, Laguna Madre sunsets on the other and the border just a short drive away.

Florida beaches, New York skyscrapers, Las Vegas shows and vast national parks: a country where every city feels like its own trip.

Adobe streets lined with galleries, waves for every level and mango orchards between the desert and the Sierra de la Laguna.

A walled Maya city perched on a sea cliff, freshwater cenotes hidden in the jungle and long white-sand beaches.

A road trip through pyramids, sacred cenotes, yellow colonial towns and henequen haciendas, setting out from Mérida.