There’s something deeply humbling about sailing into the heart of Alaska’s wilderness—glaciers calving into icy waters, eagles soaring overhead, and misty forests blanketing rugged mountainsides. And there’s no better way to experience this majestic part of the world than aboard a Viking Ocean ship on their “Alaska and the Inside […]
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Sandy beaches, lighthouses, vast open spaces, a wildlife refuge, and a charming downtown are the main draws of Block Island, Rhode Island. Take the ferry from Point Judith (near Narragansett), Newport, Montauk, or New London — or take a small plane — to reach this vacation oasis. Once on the
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Looking for an Annapolis gem of a B&B? Look no further than the Flag House Inn located in Maryland’s historical capital. My first encounter with this lovely inn was when my husband and I stayed there a few years ago. Since then, two ambitious 2011 U.S. Naval Academy graduates purchased
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Coastal Maine has its share of captivating attractions, and Portland is one place to put on your list to visit. With less than 80,000 residents, this working historical port city has plenty of cultural offerings, historical sites (including several lighthouses), recreational options, and a lively and varied culinary and bar
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1000 Shore Road, Cape Elizabeth (5 miles from Portland) Located five miles outside Portland, the 90-acre Fort Williams Park is a magnet for lighthouse lovers, hikers, and history lovers. The highlight is the iconic Portland Head lighthouse which is one of the most photographed lighthouses on the east coast. When
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