Cruising the Med During Winter? It's Never Been More Popular

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Cruising the Med During Winter? It's Never Been More Popular

 

The Mediterranean travel season has been growing for some time: Santorini wine tours happen in October, and some seasonal hotels in Saint-Tropez keep doors open through December. But perhaps the biggest indicator that vacations here no longer stop when we change the clocks back is the extension of cruise season to our favorite Med ports....

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Cozy Catskills Treehouse Near Phoenicia Diner

It's not often that a home makes you audibly ooh and aah, but when I opened the door to this wood-paneled Phoenicia treehouse, my eyes went wide. The wraparound living room windows pulled me in, connecting the large open-plan living room and kitchen with the equally spacious back deck. I was visiting the area with my mom on her first trip to upstate New York, and was thrilled to find the home to be just a few minutes' drive from Phoenicia Diner—a cult-favorite, old-school diner.


The cabin would make a lovely spot for a reading retreat or a couple's weekend. If you come as a group, there are plenty of ways to stay entertained nearby or at home; a few classic board games sit on a shelf in the living room, and out back, you can grill meals, sit around the table with a deck of cards, or make s'mores by the campfire. Outside of the gorgeous home, Phoenicia is a small town with a cute little Main Street to roam and dine at. From here, you've got easy access to a range of hiking trails in the surrounding Catskills Mountains as well as the nearby towns of Woodstock, Mt. Tremper, and Hunter. —Madison Flager, commerce director

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