I love OATs: Outdoors, Art & Travel
Often overlooked by travellers eager to head to the beaches and forests of Costa Rica, San José is worth visiting for a day or two to learn about the culture and history of the country. If you’re staying a few more days in the capital mix up your museum visits with a few day trips …
The town of Grecia, in the mountains of the central valley of Costa Rica and only a 1.5-hour drive from the international airport in San José, is a superb location to explore the gardens, parks, and nature reserves that abound in this area. And best of all, you can visit most of them without renting …
You see pictures and videos of happy people in Las Coloradas frolicking on the shores of a bright pink lake and you start dreaming of your next trip to Yucatán, Mexico. How cool would be a shot of yourself taking a dip in such a striking background. Before you start rehearsing your pose there’s a …
The tiny island of Holbox (pronounced hol-BOSH), in Mexico, is a sandy paradise painted in shades of turquoise with crystal clear waters washing the shore. It’s located on the north side of Quintana Roo, the same state as Cancún and Playa del Carmen, but the vibe here is totally different. No wall-to-wall high-rise mammoths of …
The sight of the petrified falls from every angle is as stunning as the layers of mountains fading in the distance for as far as your eyes can see. At 30 metres tall, the minerals-turned-stone rope-like formations resemble the long beard of a giant alien. Within the immensity of the surrounding landscape, they stand out …
The rolling hills of Southwestern Pennsylvania are home to the Ohiopyle State Park, an outdoor heaven with more than 20,000 acres of tree-covered landscape. The contrast of the Laurel Mountain foliage with the dark tones and white crests of the Youghiogheny River form a mesmerizing backdrop for 79 miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic …
