David Gawkowski

1 month ago | bostonmagazine.com | David Gawkowski

Tucked away in the northeast corner of Florida, a short drive from Jacksonville, Amelia Island is one of the Sunshine State’s best-kept secrets. You won’t find any wild beach parties or Disney lines here—just the island’s signature southern charm, vibrant history, and wealth of fun-in-the-sun activities, with a hint less of Florida’s famed humidity. The only question is whether this hidden gem can stay under the radar much longer (our apologies in advance).

1 month ago | bostonmagazine.com | David Gawkowski

Guides This budget-friendly and convenient Caribbean destination offers sun-soaked beaches, vibrant neighborhoods and more. Looking for somewhere to visit that’s a direct flight from Logan Airport? In this month’s Boston Traveler column, we’re recommending Grenada.

2 months ago | bostonmagazine.com | Jonathan Soroff |David Gawkowski

Forget your well-worn winter break—this is the year of the transformational timeout, where “self-care” is about more than just getting away; it’s about coming back better. From spa days in the Swiss Alps to sleep retreats overlooking the Pacific Ocean, trade traditional tourism for trips that feed your bucket list—and your soul.

Nov 5, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | David Gawkowski

From day trips to weekend getaways, our biweekly Traveler newsletter shows you the best of New England and beyond. From Vermont’s legendary “Beast of the East” to Maine’s majestic Sugarloaf, New England’s mountains have been beckoning snow seekers for generations. Our comprehensive guide takes you through eight of the region’s most exceptional destinations, where modern amenities meet classic New England charm.

Nov 5, 2024 | bostonmagazine.com | David Gawkowski

Everything you need to know—from new high-speed lifts and expanded terrain to cozy après-ski spots and insider tips from local experts—about the best of New England skiing, all within a few hours' drive from Boston. From Vermont’s legendary “Beast of the East” to Maine’s majestic Sugarloaf, New England’s mountains have been beckoning snow seekers for generations.