JUNEICEBERG ALLEY,
NEWFOUNDLAND
At the end of spring, 10,000-
year-old icebergs drift south
along the Canadian province’s
coast, some creeping so
close that you can watch them
from shore—or your suite at
the buzzy 29-room Fogo Island
Inn, where every rug, quilt,
and stick of furniture was hand
crafted by one of the eponymous
isle’s artisans. Dive deep into
island life with a studio tour or a
foraging expedition, or just linger
at the inn’s restaurant: Every
multicourse feast is hyperlocal.
Doubles from $875, including
meals; fogoislandinn.com.
OR GO TO ...
ASPEN to eat your way through
the famed Food & Wine Classic
(June 19 through 21), then work
it off with a mountain hike.
NAMIBIA at the start of winter’s
dry season, when wildlife con-
gregates around watering holes
and cool temps make desert
treks a breeze.St. Lucia’s iconic twin
Piton mountains are
total Instagram bait.Along with icebergs,
you might spot hump-
backs and puffins in
Newfoundland’s waters.MAYST. LUCIA
Sublime weather, sweet
rates, and killer music? Sign
us up. Between concerts
at the St. Lucia Jazz & Arts
Festival (April 30 to May 10),
where past headliners
include Ziggy Marley and
John Legend, pop into a
craft market or an art soiree,
or just head back to your
digs at Cap Maison, a chic
resort with one of the isle’s
hottest eateries, and take a
disco nap on the quiet
beach. Doubles from $455;
capmaison.com.
OR GO TO ...
PRAGUE to taste 100 local
brews at the Festival of
Czech Beer and opera hop at
Prague Spring, the city’s
storied classical-music fest.YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK,
CALIFORNIA, for waterfall
season, when the park’s many
cascades are at their peak.FROM TOP: WILDROZE/GETTY; BRYTTA/GETTY364 FEBRUARY/MARCH 2015GETAWAY
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