The Museum of Native American History invites visitors to "Walk Through America’s Past," offering a fascinating look into the lives of the continent’s first inhabitants. The museum is organized into five distinct time periods, each showcasing artifacts that tell the story of Native Americans’ evolving way of life. From relics dating back over 14,000 years to pieces from historic times, the exhibits highlight the skill and creativity of early craftsmen. Discover these remarkable treasures and gain a deeper understanding of America’s rich cultural heritage.

The Montego Bay Marine Park emerged as part of the effort to protect and preserve the fragile flora and fauna of the area, damaged by human activity and pollution. Guides can be hired a few days in advance, to accompany visitors on activities like snorkelling and canoeing.

Dominica is renowned as a premier whale watching destination for enthusiasts worldwide. Beneath the surface of the Caribbean, deep underwater canyons create an ideal habitat for an array of cetacean species. The star of the show is without a doubt the sperm whale, which is often found in close proximity to the shore, and other delightful companions such as bottlenose and spotted dolphins too adorn the seascape. Boat trips usually last around three hours and include not only insightful commentary but also a range of complimentary services on board.

Turtle Rock Ridge Winery embraces an Italian philosophy of winemaking in the heart of California's Ramona Valley. Tour the gorgeous estate and winemaking facilities, then relax with a glass of wine as the sun sets over the picturesque landscape.