Etna, Europe’s largest active volcano, stands about 3,330 metres high between Catania and Taormina. It erupts regularly and since 2002 visitors are not allowed to climb to the top of any of its four craters (hiking up is allowed). Regular buses depart for Etna from Catania.

Dating back to 2000 BC, Turtle Mound is a significant archaeological site that represents the Timucuan Indian civilization. Over several centuries, the Timucuan people built this large mound, a "kitchen midden" composed of oyster shells and other shellfish remains. Standing 50 feet tall and covering 2 acres, it’s a remarkable testament to the region’s early inhabitants.

Without the novels of Zane Grey, it is quite possible that Hollywood greats like John Wayne, Shirley Temple, and Randolph Scott would have been lost on the world. Grey’s outstanding Westerns became movies that launched the careers of cinema mainstays, and his novels have been published in over 20 languages, with estimated annual sales between 500,000 and one million copies worldwide. Now his cabin stands as a historical site for visitors. While not everything in the cabin is original, certain pieces allow visitors to visualize Grey’s life in the early 20th century. Find cowboy boots, Grey’s original saddle, a writer’s chair, a cot, and a bear rug.

Experience golf at its finest at Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club, designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer. This stunning course earned a #7 ranking among Washington's public courses by Golfweek in 2012. With 7,005 yards of tree-lined fairways, challenging water features on five holes, and 67 strategically placed bunkers, Semiahmoo offers a memorable experience for golfers of all levels.