Tag: Couples
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Feb 3, 2020Skiing for Chocolate: A Sweet Weekend for Couples at the Chocolate Festival in Mt. Washington Valley
Skiing through pine woods, across a valley surrounded by snow-covered mountains and stopping at cozy country inns to savor chocolate treats — it’s a winter getaway made for chocoholics. This annual Chocolate Festival takes place in New Hampshire’s Mt. Washington Valley, and as you ski you’ll see the white-capped summit of the northeast’s tallest mountain as a backdrop to the scenic valley. Stay at one of the inns on the tour and you’ll likely have the same mountain view from your window.
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Discover the Magic of East Crete: A Perfect Family Getaway
East Crete is a blend of stunning landscapes, history and charming towns, making it an ideal family destination. Far from the crowds of the west, the region offers pristine beaches, ancient sites and authentic Cretan villages.
Age Specific / Adult Children
Jan 28, 20203 Romantic Places to be Snowbound in New England
As skiers, we spend a lot of time in northern New England, so it’s inevitable we find ourselves “snowed in” at least once each winter.
Age Specific / Adult Children
Oct 19, 2019The Perfect Couples Getaway At Parker Palm Springs
When the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles seem a little too plastic for your Southern California vacation, head into the desert for some old-fashioned class at the Parker, a lavish, 5-star hotel in Palm Springs where form and function meet style and luxury.
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Sep 7, 2019The Most Romantic Places for Couples to Dine in Madeira
The island of Madeira is steeped in romance. Rising almost vertically out of the ocean, 600 miles off the coast of mainland Portugal, it combines a dramatically mountainous inland with an equally dramatic coastline of high cliffs and crashing surf. Flowers bloom everywhere, thriving in its balmy tropical climate.
Age Specific / Adult Children
Sep 6, 2019A Couples’ Guide to Cape Cod in the Fall
Off-season is the best time to enjoy a leisurely couples’ getaway on Cape Cod. In September and early October the summer crowds have left, but the weather is still warm enough to enjoy the beaches on a sunny day. The region’s many historic homes, museums and tourist attractions are still open, and the shops are having end-of-season sales, so it’s a great time for shoppers to visit.