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Malibu, California - Los Angeles, United States Sleeps 8:    $1,995 - $4,080 / night 4 Bedrooms 4.5 Bathrooms (3 Ensuite) Beachfront 🗺 Amenities 🛎 Alfresco Dining  ⏫ Elevator  🍖 Barbecue ❄ Air Conditioning 📾 Stereo ⾨ Gated Community  📶 Wi-Fi 🅿 Parking  ☕ Espresso Machine 🚿 Steam Shower @LuxuryRetreats

Five ways to find the best leaf-peeping times in California and the U.S.

Leaves are starting to turn in New England and other places around the U.S. Use these free resources to find the mother lode of fall colors — and plan your trip around potential peak dates. Los Angeles Times #Destinations 🌎

The 10 Most Spectacular U.S. Landmarks And Best Ways To See Them

Golden Gate Bridge TripAdvisor has announced the winners of its Travelers’ Choice® awards for Landmarks. Award winners were determined using an algorithm that took into account the quantity and quality of reviews and ratings for landmarks worldwide, gathered over a 12-month period. This year’s awards recognized 759 landmarks across 68 countries and eight regions across the globe. For this specific list, they're focusing on the top U.S. landmarks and the best bookable tours for seeing each one. #Destinations

15 USA Snorkeling Vacations Among the World’s Best

Just 22 miles from Los Angeles, Catalina Island has clear, clean water that’s great for snorkeling. Giant kelp forests wave just beneath the surface, and you can go snorkeling from the beach, or rent a kayak to paddle to a quiet cove. Guided snorkel tours can get you even farther afield, but a wetsuit is  a must in the chilly off-shore water. If you're sifting through search results to find the top snorkeling vacations in the USA, stop here. We—or rather, all of our TripAdvisor reviewers—have already done the hard work for you. Our algorithm analyzed every traveler review on our site, identifying which USA destinations are among the world's top places to snorkel.* Go beneath the surface on both coasts, and you can swim with manatees, spot shipwrecks, or go eyeball-to-eyeball with a giant sea turtle. Go to TripAdvisor > #Destinations