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No matter what your temperature threshold, this guide to the region's spicy goodness will keep you from getting burned.
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From the gale-blasted cliffs of Scotland to the balmy shores of the Seychelles, travel experts reveal their secret hideaways.
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With floating markets, cobblestone lanes and histories that predate the Pilgrims, these towns have enough attractions to justify a day or two away from the perfect stretches of sand.
Located outside the tropical hurricane belt, the Dutch Caribbean islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao are a playground for snowbirds and sun seekers.
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World War II shipwrecks, ancient ruins, statues and frescoes create an underwater art gallery you need to be a scuba diver to enjoy.
Underwater Caribbean caves are time capsules of thousands of years of history, and a journey into the depths reveals grand mineral formations and signs of prehistoric life.
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The highest tea in the world
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