Hey, you. Yes, you, the one retallying your vacation days and rubbing your passport like some magic travel genie is going to pop out. We’re here to help. Click through our editors’ picks for getaway spots that have us tripping, too, from the best treks we’ve ever taken to the destinations of our dreams.
It’s the next best thing to (actually) getting whisked away. Shazam.
Stephanie Almazan, research editor
Destination: Hoshinoya Karuizawa, Karuizawa, Japan
“I want to summer like Yoko Ono and John Lennon used to by hitting this resort town for picturesque mountain views, natural hot springs, and seasonal Japanese cuisine.”
Tiffany Davis, Everywhere editor
Destination: Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico
“I found out about this place by way of its farm-to-face apothecary line. Now I can’t stop dreaming of waking up to acres and acres of blooming lavender as far as the eye can see.”
Lauren Lumsden, editor
Destination: Morgan’s Rock Hacienda & Ecolodge, Nicaragua
Been There, Done That Tip: Take a hot date; it’s hella romantic. The nearest town, San Juan del Sur, is a surfer’s paradise.
“All there is to do is swim, laze on the beach, look for monkeys, drink fresh juice, read in the rocking bed (get your mind out of the Fifty Shades of Grey), and admire the views of the cove from the secluded rooms.”
Karen Palmer, senior editor
Destination: Londolozi, South Africa
Been There, Done That Tip: For a romantic getaway, book a suite in the secluded, three-room Pioneer Camp.
“Lions. Leopards. Elephants. Rhinos. Hippos. All up close and personal. It’s like you’re the star of a National Geographic documentary on the safari outings.”
Emily Fiffer, Chicago editor
Destination: Farmhouse Inn, Russian River Valley, California
Been There, Done That Tip: Leave your iPhone at home.
“Simply put, this is the most perfect place I’ve ever stayed. I would kill to go back. Like, literally, I would kill someone.”
Still not ready to pack your bags? We’ve scoured the Earth for 17 of the best trips both near and far.
Photos: Courtesy of Hoshinoya Karuizawa; Courtesy of Los Poblanos; Courtesy of Steven Novick
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