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Chantelle Kincy

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Covers:  Travel, Women's Wellness, National Parks, Wildlife Experiences (responsibly), Sports-associated travel
Doesn't Cover: I won't cover anything that involves the unethical treatment of animals.
Nationally Syndicated Freelance Travel Writer

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Chantelle Kincy is a travel writer and podcast host drawn to journeys that change you, not just entertain you. Her work lives at the intersection of wellness, nature, culture, and women’s travel, exploring how travel can expand confidence, perspective, and possibility. She writes about places that invite growth: under-the-radar communities, wildlife encounters, soft adventure, and experiences that gently push travelers outside their comfort zones.

Her work has appeared in outlets including Trav…

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This Country Has Giant Anteaters, Swimming Capybaras, and One of the World's Largest Waterfalls

This Country Has Giant Anteaters, Swimming Capybaras, and One of the World's Largest Waterfalls

I was standing waist-deep in a South American lake, rum punch in hand, cooling off from a scorching hot after…

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The Bali Retreat Redefining Solo Travel for Women

The Bali Retreat Redefining Solo Travel for Women

The first thing you hear when you arrive at Goddess Retreats in Ubud, Bali, is not a standard hotel greeting.…

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This City Is One of the Best Places to Visit in 2026-and It Has 300+ Days of Sun Annually, World-...

This City Is One of the Best Places to Visit in 2026-and It Has 300+ Days of Sun Annually, World-...

Santa Barbara was named one of the best places to visit in 2026 by Travel + Leisure, and we have the ultimate…

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My favorite solo trip so far was a Disney cruise. It was surprisingly incredible for an adult wit...

My favorite solo trip so far was a Disney cruise. It was surprisingly incredible for an adult wit...

The best solo trip I've taken was a Disney cruise. Although I'm child-free, I found it was a great trip for a…

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In Macon, Georgia, The Soul of American Music Lives On

In Macon, Georgia, The Soul of American Music Lives On

Before Nashville became a country music hit factory and Memphis laid down the blues, Macon was already shapin…

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When Winter Weighs Heavy: The Reality of Seasonal Affective Disorder

When Winter Weighs Heavy: The Reality of Seasonal Affective Disorder

An estimated 10 million American adults each winter suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a widespre…

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This 400-mile Road Trip Through the ‘American Alps’ Passes Glaciers and Picturesque Towns Original

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By Chantelle Kincy Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
The Pacific Northwest may not be the first destination that comes to mind for fall foliage, but Washington state is home to some of the country’s most spectacular autumn road trips. The 400-mile Cascade Loop is one such example, leading travelers past golden larches, alpine lakes, glaciated mountain passes, verdant farmlands, storybook towns, and rugged coastline. I’ve done this road trip many times—in smaller sections and as a complete loop.
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Labor Day in Aspen Brings Live Music, Mountain Adventures and the First Signs of Fall Original

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By Chantelle Kincy Verified
| While It Lasts
There’s a fleeting window in Aspen when summer lingers, but autumn is already whispering through the high country days are still warm enough for hiking, biking and afternoons on the water, while cooler nights and the first hints of gold in the aspen groves signal that another season is on its way. Labor Day weekend lands right in the middle of this magical season. This year, the long weekend also brings some big names to the mountains.
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September in South Africa: Wildflowers, Whales and Wildlife

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By Chantelle Kincy Verified
| While It Lasts
September ushers in spring in South Africa and is one of the most interesting times of year to visit. September is shoulder season, meaning you can expect fewer crowds and pleasant weather while still experiencing once-in-a-lifetime sights. South Africa is a large country, bigger than every state in the United States, except Alaska. This means that even though it’s officially spring, climates across the country can differ, and so can the changes that happen during this special time.
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