Whether you're planning where to go next or what to do on an already‑booked vacation, discover the travel destinations with Opal
Acadia National Park itself is a veritable garden of incredible natural wonder. But Mount Desert Island’s past as a playground for the rich and famous means it’s also home to these breathtaking estate gardens. Charles Savage’s Asticou Azalea Garden Located just over 15 minutes southwest of Bar Harbor,… Read More
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What do we love about Lake Placid? How about secluded wine tastings, cedar end tables, and a cellphone-free weekend? Read More
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Cars in the sky? The tallest city hall in the US? Pick these five Opal destinations to have thrilling sky adventures, and catch the stars. . Acadia Night Sky Festival [Bar Harbor, ME] Each September, science, art, and nature conservation convene around… Read More
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Florida’s stone crab, a.k.a. “stonies,” are just as sought after as Italian truffles. Why all the hubbub? Read More
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Whether you’re looking for turtles, snorkeling, or shelling, here are the best Florida beaches. Read More
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The world-renowned glass artist may be from the Pacific Northwest, but you can find Dale Chihuly’s works in a much more tropical setting. Read More
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Whether you want to swim with Florida “mermaids” or hand feed sharks, there’s an OPAL destination for your inner Jack Hanna. Read More
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Finding your way through Naples’ high-end shops can be dizzying, but we’ve paired with local fashionista Barbara King for the best shops from 5th Avenue to the beach. Read More
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This Atlantic coast luxury resort destination provides some surprising finds beyond the sun, surf, and sand between your toes. Afternoon Luxury Cruise Sure, an afternoon out on the water is expected when visiting Delray Beach, but how about spending an afternoon aboard a 105-foot luxury yacht? Run by cooking-master-and-captain pair… Read More
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This is the place where pro golfers live and amateurs come to play; North Palm Beach and Jupiter have a golf utopia with more holes than a colander. It might be the 234 days of sunshine a year, or perhaps it’s the average 73-degree temperature cooled by a prevailing breeze… Read More
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