The Spring 2026 Issue of OFFSHORE Travel Magazine is Now Live

by | Mar 18, 2026 | Travel

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OFFSHORE, Baxter Media’s luxury consumer travel publication, has just released its Spring 2026 issue. Distributed in print to subscribers via The Globe and Mail, OFFSHORE combines inspiring long-haul adventures with thoughtful quick trip guides, hotel reviews, gear guides and more.

This issue explores the idea of Island Time — not just as a destination, but as a mindset. In the Bahamas, Quick Trip to Nassau & Paradise Island rethinks a classic getaway with a mix of beach, culture and great food. Green Guadeloupe explores a wild, nature-driven side of the French Antilles, now accessible with direct flights from Toronto and Montreal.

Even further, our writer explores Borneo’s rainforest landscapes, where wildlife and river journeys set the pace. Over in the savannah, we discover a different kind of magic after dark, where the stars are the main attraction.

This issue’s Checking In takes us to Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club, where laidback luxury comes easy and every detail is designed for switching off. And deputy editor Ann Ruppenstein’s trip to Maui reveals a connection between land and sea, with a focus on mālama ʻāina, or caring for the land, as a central part of the experience.

You’ll also find a roundup of design-forward travel essentials that make it easier to explore more responsibly.

Click here to read the digital edition. To subscribe to the print magazine, click here.

 

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