UmeLagun is an outdoor pool located next to Nydalabadet, featuring a 25-meter lap pool. The family and adventure area includes lazy rivers, a children's lagoon, a family lagoon, whirlpools, a warm pool, and various water attractions. There are two large water slides, one straight and one spiral, both with a height that ensures a thrilling speed down into the pool. A kiosk is available on-site, along with nearby dining options.

The Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum offers a glimpse into the history of lifesaving and the coastal heritage of Ocean City. Explore exhibits on sea life, storms, and local history. Discover fascinating artifacts and learn about the brave men and women who dedicated their lives to saving others at sea.

For those interested in Texas history while in Montgomery, be sure to visit the N.H.Davis Pioneer Complex & Museum which displays artifacts and memorabilia from the era when Texas was an independent republic. The museum is housed in a historical structure originally owned by a lawyer, who built it in 1851 using logs received as payment for legal services. Visitors can explore period furnishings, a replica of the original Lone Star Flag sketch, and the Republic of Texas seal, both adopted in 1839. The complex also features informative plaques that detail the lives of Native settlements in the area.

The largest of the Tuscan islands, Elba is best known as the place Napoleon was exiled to in 1814—but its history goes much deeper, with Etruscan and Roman roots. These days, people come for the clear water, quiet coves, and easygoing beach towns. There’s good hiking inland, a few thermal baths, and some surprisingly interesting museums about Napoleon’s stay. Ferries run from Piombino, and once you’re there, a car makes it much easier to get around.