Nestled in the South Pacific Ocean, some 6,000 people live on the most isolated, inhabited island in the world: Rapa Nui.

Our travel reporter Anthony is back on the road, this time exploring the beautiful islands in and around New York. I know what you’re thinking: “Islands? In New York? Isn’t that just, like, Manhattan?

Imagine a set of tropical island that only receives 7,000 visitors per year, but offers unparalleled opportunities to spot a ...

The roughly 50-mile stretch of the island-laden St. Lawrence River that constitutes the U.S.-Canadian border beginning at the eastern end of Lake Ontario had been “known” for centuries. First, it was ...

For years, I had dreamt of visiting the Farallon Islands, a series of sharp rocky spires only 25 miles off the San Francisco coast. Mysterious and fascinating, they are often hidden by a dense curtain ...

A mobility scooter proved the perfect companion on my 11-day southern Caribbean cruise in April. My balance isn’t the best even on dry land, and my ZiiLIF mobility scooter served to counteract the ...

Tony Sampson is famous as the diving expert on Sky HISTORY’s The Curse of Oak Island. How have his skills become essential to ...