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In this issue

The Coast Is Clear
Portugal’s Costa Vicentina delivers dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and an unhurried pace.

Safe to Swim
In the shallow waters off La Jolla, California, adventurous swimmers can glide among leopard sharks.

Atlantic Promise
The chefs and makers of Newfoundland honor their culinary traditions while breaking new ground.

The Road Less Traveled
Southern Morocco’s remote mountains and deserts provide moments of peace, beauty, and connection.

River of Dreams
In Alaska’s untamed waters, a quest to reel in a king salmon and honor a father’s legacy.

Full Bloom

In coastal Cornwall, artists and other creatives are making their mark.

3 mins

Argentina at an Angle

A few hours south of Buenos Aires, a seaside resort town is mounting a comeback.

2 mins

REELING IT IN

The sprawling new Sydney Fish Market livens up the city’s waterfront.

1 mins

Dark Mode

With experiences for night-sky enthusiasts, New Zealand is the next frontier in ‘noctourism.’

1 mins

Sister Act

Two celebrated Jamaican chefs grew up with the island’s culinary bounty. Now they’re sharing it with travelers.

1 mins

The Good Life

For one Norwegian adventurer, embracing the wild is as simple as walking out the front door.

1 mins

FOLLOW THE SUN

Long favored by beachgoers looking for privacy, unspoiled South Caicos is starting to make waves.

1 mins

Lift Off

A butterfly reserve in Mexico preserves an important species—and Indigenous culture.

1 mins

The Coast Is Clear

A drive along Portugal's Costa Vicentina reveals dramatic cliffs, elemental food, and untamed beaches.

4 mins

On the Edge

Seeking a quieter path through the Grand Canyon leads Rosecrans Baldwin to discover fear, humility, and awe.

4 mins

Safe to Swim

In the shallow waters of Southern California, patience and proximity unlock a transcendent encounter with nature.

4 mins

Atlantic Promise

In Newfoundland, chefs, foragers, and entrepreneurs are nurturing the Canadian province’s culinary roots—and planting new seeds while they’re at it.

5 mins

As Nature Intended

A private-island stay in Indonesia balances marine conservation with blissful barefoot luxury.

4 mins

REWILDING THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS

The largest private landowner in the United Kingdom, Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen, has a 200-year vision to rewild 220,000 acres in the Scottish Highlands.

1 mins

Creating More Space for Calm

Sweden’s newest nature preserve is also one of its most distinctive: Nämdöskärgården National Park, which was established in 2025, spans about 100 square miles, around 97 percent of which is brackish water that’s populated by blue mussel beds and coral-like red algae.

1 mins

TEACHING A NEW GENERATION OF CHEFS

Launched in 2017, the Jacques Pépin Foundation builds on the legacy of the nonagenarian chef, author, and television personality by providing culinary education to those in need—not only of job skills but life skills, too.

1 mins

Taking the Broad View

“When the problems are big, we need big solutions,” says Deli Saavedra, the director of Jaguar Rivers Initiative.

1 mins

Building a More Sustainable Tourism Economy

Ever since the freewheeling 1970s, when hippies landed on Ios, this arid island in the Cyclades has been a place for the young and the restless to party. That reputation, though, is only a sliver of the story. Beyond the beach clubs of Mylopotas Bay and the bar-lined alleys of Chora, as the main town is known, parts of Ios feel astonishingly untouched. What’s more, the entire 42-square-mile island was named a “landscape of special natural beauty” in a 1977 declaration.

1 mins

MAKING LOCAL CONSERVATION GLOBAL

“I’m a crazy bird person,” says Adam Betuel. That’s a point of pride for the executive director of Birds Georgia, the nonprofit he’s been leading for more than a decade.

1 mins

ELEVATING HIS HOME ISLAND

The six-time Grammy Award–winning artist born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio now goes by Bad Bunny—but he’s never forgotten his roots.

1 mins

SPOTLIGHTING A UNIQUE CREATURE

Considered critically endangered in parts of Africa, pangolins may be one of the most threatened animals on the continent.

1 mins

Reinvesting in Natural Wonders

Millions flock to southeast Alaska’s Inside Passage every year to witness humpback whales breaching and massive glaciers calving into the sea.

1 mins

Restoring an African Jewel

It was once one of the greatest safari parks in Africa. Yet by the beginning of this century, Gorongosa National Park, in Mozambique, was a wildlife wasteland.

1 mins

MAKING THE WAVES FRIENDLIER FOR ALL

A former col to Carolina Beach, North Carolina, 20 years ago for a teaching job, he discovered the joy of surfing—and realized he wanted to share the sport with others.

1 mins

CONNECTING VISITORS WITH COMMUNITIES

“We are very passionate about sharing our South African story,” says James Fernie, the founder of the Cape Town–based nonprofit Uthando (Love) South Africa.

1 mins

Lightening Its Impact

It has become de rigueur for remote luxury lodges to put an emphasis on sustainability, but Beckons is working to take its globe-spanning portfolio further.

1 mins

GROWING TOGETHER

Conceived as a small cooperative of female farmers back in 2000, the Grenada Network of Rural Women Producers, or GRENROP, has since expanded to a nearly 80-member force for sustainable agriculture.

1 mins

Making Adventure Accessible

In Oregon, where cycling trails are designed to accommodate adaptive bikes and tour operators offer tree climbing to people who use wheelchairs, accessibility has long been top of mind.

1 mins

RESTORING RIVERS RELENTLESSLY

Media mogul Ted Turner credits his interest in conservation to a long-ago National Geographic story about the collapse of bison populations in the Kodachrome Basin of Utah. Since 2015, he has dedicated considerable resources to the Ted Turner Reserves, a network of private conservancies in the American West where the mission is, as he puts it, to “save everything.”

1 mins

Tracking the Ocean's Gentle Giants

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has a 60-year track record of taking adventurous travelers to the ends of the earth—and unlocking next-level wildlife encounters when they get there.

1 mins

GIVING VOICE TO THE NEEDY

Since 2011, the renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli and his wife, Veronica Berti Bocelli, have raised more than $90 million for the Andrea Bocelli Foundation, which is now involved in more than 50 projects worldwide.

1 mins

UPLIFTING NATIVE COMMUNITIES

Made from wheat, sugarcane, and four varieties of corn, the Mexican spirit pox was first distilled for use in Indigenous Tzotzil religious ceremonies.

1 mins

REVIVING THE OLD WAYS

Few brands say luxury travel quite like Orient Express, which has, over the course of more than 140 years, become a watchword for exclusivity and taste.

1 mins

WORKING WITH WHAT ALREADY EXISTS

The Utah-based brand Cotopaxi has only been around for about a decade, though its distinctive brightly colored Allpa bags are already ubiquitous in airports and overhead bins.

1 mins

Earthly Paradise

Wild and tame, loose and lyrical: over centuries, the English have elevated garden design to an art form. On a tour of the country’s lush southeast, Amy Waldman swoons over a landscape in full bloom.

10+ mins

The Road Less Traveled

Most visitors to Morocco only see the brilliance and bustle of its major cities. But a journey through the mountains and deserts of the remote south leads to moments of serenity, tradition, and community.

10+ mins

River of Dreams

On a quest to catch a king salmon in Alaska, Kim Cross remembers her father’s legacy—and time spent together on the water.

10+ mins

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Publisher: People-Inc

Category: Travel

Language: English

Frequency: 11 Issues/Year

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