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Miami is Latin energy and Art Deco beaches — South Beach, Little Havana, and a city that runs on mojitos and music.
Miami is America's tropical, Latin capital — South Beach's pastel hotels, Little Havana's cafecito, and Wynwood's murals. It's hot, humid, and best enjoyed slowly, near water.
How long
3–4 days
Currency
US dollar (USD). Cards everywhere; carry cash for tips.
Language
English and Spanish (Spanish is everywhere).
Getting around
A car or rideshare is essential; the metro is limited.
Budget range
$120–250 per person per day at mid-range.
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Maui is Hawaii's balance of beach and wild — the Road to Hana, Haleakalā sunrise, and snorkel coves.
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Orlando is the theme-park capital — Disney, Universal, and a city built for family vacations.
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Oʻahu is Honolulu and so much more — Waikiki's beach, Pearl Harbor, and a wild north shore.
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Washington, DC is free museums and monumental scale — the Mall, the memorials, and a city that's better than its reputation.
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Las Vegas is a neon mirage in the desert — the Strip, the shows, and an escape to Red Rock and the Grand Canyon.
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San Francisco is steep streets, bay fog, and the Golden Gate — a small city of big neighborhoods.
Mexico
Puebla is Mexico's baroque colonial — tiled facades, mole poblano, and the volcano Popocatépetl behind.
Jamaica
Montego Bay is Jamaica's resort coast — beaches, jerk, and the gateway to Negril and the Blue Mountains.
Costa Rica
Costa Rica is pura vida in two weeks — cloud forests, volcanoes, two coasts, and the world's greenest easy ecotourism.
Argentina
Mendoza is Malbec at the foot of the Andes — vineyards, the mountains, and Argentina's wine capital.
Ecuador
The Galápagos is evolution in the wild — fearless wildlife, volcanic islands, and Darwin's living laboratory.
Panama
Panama City is a skyline and a canal — a colonial old town, the big ditch, and a jungle-edge capital.
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