The charter boat captain got into a profanity-laced argument with a 21-year-old fisherman before boarding his boat, a viral ...

These days, travelers have tons of options, from sand-repelling beach towels to ingenious designs that fold up into totes.

Let’s go to the beach, let’s go get away! 😉 This list has literally everything you need to have the best beach days! From ...

consider a combination tote and cooler bag like the OdyseaCo Beach Bag with Cooler Compartment. It keeps cold beverages, ...

Soak in the views and plenty of relaxation. For her bitty Corolla, North Carolina, beach cottage, Lauren chose pebble tile for the bath, carrying it across the floors and up the shower walls. “You can ...

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The best towels wrap you in softness and wick away moisture. If you settle for thin, rough or barely absorbent bath towels, you’ll feel it (and possibly regret it) every single day. That’s why we've ...

The revamped J1 Beach has arrived and it’s officially the place to be. The long-awaited luxury beachfront, complete with 13 licensed fine-dining concepts and beach clubs across its 500-metre strip, is ...

Have you ever noticed a distinct line at the bottom of a new towel? While it might seem like a simple design element, this line, known as the ‘dobby border’, actually serves several important purposes ...

Our towels are daily staples for drying off after a bath or washing our hands and face, but there's a curious detail on these bathroom necessities that many have missed. Have you ever spotted that ...

Software engineer Nate McGrady posted the question on X, formerly Twitter, on March 13. “What is the purpose of this part of a towel?” he asked his over 32,000 followers with a photo of a grey towel ...

For days now, the internet has weighed in on this one question: What are the embroidered stripes on towels for? Software engineer Nate McGrady posted the question on X, formerly Twitter, on March 13.