by David Urmann

Nags Head is a year round tourist destination in North Carolina. It is known for its beaches and year-round activities like surfing, snorkeling, wind surfing and sunbathing. There are many Nags Head motels and hotels that offer modern conveniences, pet-friendly accommodations and handicap accessible facilities.

by Gerald Connor

When people think of California, they think of sun, sand and sea, culture and diversity. Although many look to popular cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego as places to be seen and settle in, there are also people who are drawn to other gems that offer the best of what California represents. One such area is Capitola, a city that has long been admired for its beauty and unique quality.

by Victor Krumm

Little Costa Rica has been a favorite vacation spot for visitors from The Continent and North America for many years. Though it is one of the smaller countries on earth, about as large as, its many attractions are world-famous: nearly 800 miles of uncrowded beaches on two oceans; parks and reserves encompassing 25 Percent of its land area;

by Kirby Collins

The Bahama Island chain blocks most of the big offshore swells that hit Florida’s southern coast making the best surfing beaches beginning in Vero Beach and moving north from there. Sebastian Inlet is the most popular surfing hotspot in the state, hosting many surfing tournaments every year. The Sebastian Inlet Pro, Volcom-Seacow Surf Contest, Quicksilver Skins and many other smaller contest.

By: Carlos Hunnefeld

Leucadia is an eclectic little community on the Pacific Ocean. It once was a mecca for hippies and surfers – remnants of those 1960s days can be seen throughout this north San Diego community. Here you will find palm trees, wooden cigar store Indians, tie-dyed T-shirts and blue jeans, barefoot kids playing in the streets, funky lawn art and glowing beads.