If waterfalls had souls, St. Nectan’s Glen would be an old one. Tucked away in a deep, wooded valley near Tintagel, Cornwall — the legendary land of King Arthur — lies a forest glade that hums with something ancient. Here, a narrow trail leads you not just through nature, but into a realm where Celtic legend, quiet prayer, and elemental beauty intertwine.

You might think you know Prince Edward Island—green rolling hills, red sand beaches, and of course, Anne of Green Gables. But this little island on Canada’s eastern coast is more than a page from a book. It’s a place where nature whispers in your ear, locals wave like old friends, and time doesn’t hurry.