Travels with Carissa Kellman: Weekend getaways, day trips and experiences
Hit the road with Newsday travel writer Carissa Kellman and discover your next adventure.
New York hotels offer jaw-dropping architecture, hidden-gem dining and walk-in attractions that cost nothing to enjoy.
Head to the Poconos to ride the mountain coaster, zip-line and enjoy the indoor water park at Camelback Resort while deals are a steal.

Play dress-up with bargain-priced finds and curated Y2K treasures at these Brooklyn hot spots.
The cozy town is a three-hour drive from Long Island, with shopping, dining and more.
Learn the basics and experience the thrill of flying without a parachute.
Experience a feast for the senses in the Bronx, where vibrant colors come to life at the new Van Gogh exhibit and the smells and tastes of Italian food entice on Arthur Avenue.

Discover Frontier Airlines' GoWild! pass, providing unlimited flights. Access over 100 destinations, but watch out for blackout dates and extra fees.

Explore Fire Island's communities in September and October with fewer crowds, warmer water, and lower prices for a perfect late-summer escape.
AI-generated travel itineraries can provide a helpful framework but lack accuracy and a personal touch.
You still need a valid passport for international travel. Follow this step-by-step guide, from creating a MyTravelGov account to submitting your application.
At Empire Kayaks in Island Park, even first-time kayakers can handle the 4-mile round-trip to Jordan Lobster Farms.
Find out how to play one of the most challenging public golf courses in the U.S. before the Ryder Cup comes to town.
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