Queen of blue Hawaii
SHARRI Markson channels Kate Winslet and Gidget on the waves of Hawaii’s famous Waikiki beach where tandem surfing is a regular fixture.
SHARRI Markson channels Kate Winslet and Gidget on the waves of Hawaii’s famous Waikiki beach where tandem surfing is a regular fixture.
THE true stars of Oahu’s famed North Shore aren’t the actors in TV series Lost or musician Jack Johnson. They’re the monster waves that roll in every winter.
SIX resorts in Florida are taking off the gloves and everything else to attract more of the worldwide nudist market, which has tripled in size since 1992.
MIAMI’S South Beach used to be just flash and trash. Now it’s glamour all the way, writes Julie Earle-Levine after trying out her own ‘tanning butler’.
WATCH your stress wander with the surf or a new island form in a mass of steam Russell Emmerson discovers you can do both on Hawaii’s Big Island.
PHILADELPHIA is the home of the US Declaration of Independence, the Rocky movies and the Liberty Bell, hoagies, cheesesteaks and the soft pretzel.
IN Alaska’s Anchorage, there is a fishing spot where city workers can pop down the block on a coffee break to land a large salmon, writes Yereth Rosen.
THE Texas capital Austin is proud to be a sleepy little drinking town with a live music problem, reports Lawrie Masterson.
CHICAGO may have invented the deep-dish pizza, but it is the barbecue that drives Sean Condon wild on his visit to the infinitely enjoyable ‘Windy City’.
SAN Francisco is a culinary and visual delight, writes Sean Condon who started eating right away and didn’t stop for several days.
THINK Think Utah, think Mormons as Jim Graham discovered when he found himself amid the sparkling cleanliness of Salt Lake City.
FROM his birthplace in Mississippi to the Memphis mansion he named Graceland, Elvis Presley lives on for the 800,000 people who visit each year.
COUNTRY music’s famous names rock on at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville and get Ray Chesterton’s toes tapping.
WANT to get married in Vegas? You’re in good company, writes Shane Burke.
EACH fortnight, Darwin E. Coon returns to Alcatraz to chat about doing time as prisoner No. 1422 in the world’s best-known prison.
THE kids want rollercoasters. He wants a few rounds of golf. She wants to be pampered at a spa. Where to go? How about Florida?
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