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Fall foliage boat cruises to take from New York City (opens the original)
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When you think of fall leaf peeping, gazing at the colorful leaves changing from the comfort of your car window likely comes to mind. But cruising past fall foliage on a boating excursion is another way to celebrate the season. Make your way to Manhattan for these three boat rides that offer half- and full-day trips to the Palisades, Cold Spring and Bear Mountain State Park. Sails feature Oktoberfest themes with German food specialties, live music and time off the boat to explore the destination
3 NYS parks to explore with the Empire Pass (opens the original)
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There’s no place quite like the great outdoors, and a road trip to a state park can be the perfect fall escape. Parks can be peaceful, with the soft lapping of a lake and birds chirping. And all the greenery and color of flowers in bloom or fall foliage is good for the soul. New York has more than 250 state parks and historical sites. An Empire Pass gets you in, along with access to beaches, trails and picnic areas. Annual passes start at $80 for a physical card and $72 for the digital pass. Whi
Little Italy, Little Britain and more: Exploring New York's cultural neighborhoods (opens the original)
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New York is a metropolis of nearly 9 million people where more than 800 languages are spoken. That diversity is part of the magic that makes New York, New York. For all the city's enormity, it is very much defined by neighborhoods, with pockets of international fare throughout the five boroughs. You're just a car, train or subway ride away from another world. Here are four favorite cultural hubs to explore. WHERE TO GO: Between 12th and 13th streets and Washington Street to Sixth Avenue and 14th
Budget-friendly Caribbean getaways: Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and St. Thomas (opens the original)
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The Caribbean is one of the world's top vacation destinations. For sun and sand worshippers, there may be little debate about whether the Caribbean has some of the best beaches. Fantasies about snorkeling in those sparkling turquoise waters, zip-lining through a forest canopy and drinking a rum punch under the sun will help get you through a tough day at the office. The dream can be expensive in places like St. Barts, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands, but island life doesn't have to cost
Long Islanders find paradise in Naples, Florida (opens the original)
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Claire O’Keefe vacationed for years with her family at her aunt and uncle’s home in Naples, Florida. Her mother was also a snowbird there. O’Keefe, who grew up in Huntington, loved Naples so much she moved there 15 years ago. "It’s slower-paced, less stressful, with beautiful beaches, great golf, restaurants, shopping. I have no regrets about leaving Long Island," she said. Naples is nicknamed the "Paradise Coast" for a reason. Dennis Vong raves about the beaches and waterfront restaurants like
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