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DayTrip returns in 2024 to Seattle at Gasworks Park with a stacked lineup

Get ready to kick off the summer with DayTrip Seattle 2024! This year’s lineup features some of the biggest names in electronic dance music, promising an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Check out our 2022 coverage here!

The 2024 edition of DayTrip features electrifying performances from Fisher, Cloonee, Walker & Royce, Noizu, Honeyluv, Shermanology, Tom & Collins, and Sloane Motion. Whether you’re a long-time EDM fan or new to the scene, DayTrip Seattle 2024 is the place to be for top-tier music, incredible vibes, and a whole lot of dancing. Check out our bios of the amazing artists that will be at Gasworks on July 26!

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Fisher has taken over the tech house music genre by storm with hits like Losing It , Hold On remix , and the recent hit Atmosphere . The Australian former pro surfer has appeared at many big festivals in the PNW, and we are so pumped to see him headlining at an event at one of the most beautiful outdoor venues in Seattle!

Cloonee is originally from the UK but has been living for a few years in Los Angeles! He is a huge part of the US’s love for amazing tech house! Check out some songs from Cloonee like Badman Sound , Mi Amor , and Sippin’ Yak .

Walker and Royce are OGs in the game, have been on many Insomniac festival lineups in Seattle. We are so pumped to see them outdoors this year. Some of their hit songs include Diamond Therapy and Stop Time .

Noizu is an up and coming star who has put out some bangers like Middle , Elevate , and Summer 91 (Looking Back) . Noizu was on the 2022 Beyond PNW lineup, and also played a show at Trinity last year back in May.

Tom & Collins are from Mexico City has played many big festivals around the world including Tomorrowland, EDC, and Ultra. The Mexican tech house duo currently rank at #71 of the top 100 DJs in the world by MixMag. we recommend checking out their songs like Se Va and Ando High !

Sloane Motion is Seattle’s very own rising star of tech house. Sloane Motion has been seen on many different lineups as support for clubs, festivals, and this amazing show later this summer! Check out her songs  Takes Me High and  Aye!.

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We fully expect the weather to be gorgeous with a great backdrop of Lake Union and the Seattle skyline. The show starts at 12pm and ends at midnight, with each DJ performing for one hour. Parking tends to always be bad on nice days at Gasworks, so please consider using public transportation, rideshare, or carpooling to get to the show.

Like there was last year, we expect plenty of bathrooms, water stations, food options and bars! There will not be re-entry into this event so choose when you want to go wisely!

Don’t miss out on this must-attend event— grab your tickets now and prepare for an epic festival! Can’t wait to see you househeads at Day Trip!

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Day Trip Festival Announces 2024 Seattle Lineup

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The Day Trip Festival is set to make a splash in Seattle with its highly anticipated 2024 edition on July 28th at the picturesque Gas Works Park. Known for bringing the best in house music to stunning waterfront locations, Day Trip has curated an electrifying lineup that promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for festival-goers.

Headlining the festival is the renowned DJ and producer Fisher, whose infectious beats and high-energy performances have made him a global sensation. Joining him are Cloonee and Walker & Royce, both known for their innovative sounds and dynamic sets that keep the crowd moving. Noizu, another crowd favourite, will bring his distinctive style to the stage, ensuring a night of non-stop dancing.

The lineup also features Honeyluv, whose rise in the electronic music scene has been meteoric, and Shermanology, known for their soulful and energetic performances. Tom & Collins will bring their unique blend of house and electronic music, while Sloane Motion will set the tone with their captivating rhythms.

Presale tickets for Day Trip Festival go on sale this Wednesday at 11 AM, with general tickets available starting at 12 PM. Given the festival’s reputation for selling out quickly, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early. With a stellar lineup set against the stunning backdrop of Gas Works Park, the 2024 Day Trip Festival is poised to be a highlight of Seattle’s summer music scene.

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Day Trip Seattle Unveils Lineup For 2024 Return

Day Trip Seattle is back with a hot house lineup for 2024.

The single-day event from Insomniac ’s sunny house music brand will return to the Pacific Northwest for a third year running on Sunday, July 28, 2024. 

As it has in each previous edition, Day Trip Seattle will change venues again this year, finding a new home at the city’s iconic Gas Works Park , a 19-acre greenspace featuring unique industrial structures leftover from a retired coal gasification plant, situated on the North bank of Lake Union.

Day Trip Seattle’s 2024 bill—its “biggest lineup yet”—features eight four-on-the-floor stars. Tech house icon FISHER will headline, with leading support performances to come from Hellbent Records boss Cloonee and fan-favorite leftfield duo Walker & Royce .

PNW house heads can also get their groove on to the soulful selections of Noizu , HoneyLuv and Shermanology , but not before Mexico City-based duo Tom & Collins deliver a dose of Latin house. Seattle local Sloane Motion will open the event.

In addition to the Seattle comeback, Day Trip —famously founded in 2018 as a daytime party on the patio of Academy LA —will be plenty busy in SoCal this summer with the return of its Day Trip in the Park  party series at LA State Historic Park , and the third edition of its flagship festival on the Queen Mary Waterfront next month.

Pre-sale registration for Day Trip Festival Seattle 2024 is now open here . Pre-sale access will begin this Wednesday, May 15 at 11AM PT. General on-sale will follow at 12PM on the same date.

For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit seattle.daytripfest.com .

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Day Trip Festival Seattle set to return in 2024

SEATTLE - Rain or shine, Day Trip Festival is set to make its return to Seattle for its third year, promising an unforgettable experience and its biggest lineup yet.

Scheduled for July 28, the event will take place at Seattle's iconic Gas Works Park.

The show will kick off at noon with an impressive array of talent:

• Walker & Royce
• Shermanology
• Tom & Collins
• Sloane Motion

Concertgoers can expect a non-stop blend of house, disco and techno music against the backdrop of Gas Works Park's scenic surroundings. 

General admission and VIP tickets are available on the Day Trip Festival website . 

Is Day Trip Festival Seattle open to all ages?

No. The festival is only open to attendees aged 21 and over. 

Can you camp at Day Trip Festival Seattle?

No. You can not camp at the festival. No tents, large umbrellas, chairs or blankets are allowed inside the venue.

What items are prohibited from entering the venue?

• Aerosol products/cans
• Balls or Frisbees
• Costumes that resemble public safety uniforms (police, SWAT, fire, security, or medical) in any way
• Drones, remote-controlled aircraft, toys
• Drugs or drug paraphernalia
• Glass, cans, cups or coolers
• Helium balloons
• Hula-hoops, including LED hoops
• Illegal substances
• Large chains or spiked jewelry
• Large purses, bags or backpacks (over 12″×12″)
• Laser pointers and air horns
• LED gloves or LED microlights used for light shows
• Liquid makeup
• Markers, pens or spray paint
• Open packs of cigarettes (upon entry)
• Outside food or beverages (including alcohol and candy)
• Over-the-counter medication
• Professional photo, video, or audio recording equipment (no detachable lenses, tripods, big zooms or commercial-use rigs)
• Red-colored light-up wands, batons, or lightsabers
• Stickers, flyers
• Stuffed animals or dolls
• Tents, large umbrellas, chairs or blankets
• Toy guns, water guns, slingshots
• Unsealed tampons or pads (upon entry)
• Weapons or weapon accessories of any kind, real or fictional (including whips, lightsabers, pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks, fake weapons/props, etc.)
• Wind chairs/sofas

With its diverse lineup and picturesque venue, Day Trip Festival 2024 promises to deliver an electrifying experience for music enthusiasts in Seattle and beyond.

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Day Trip Seattle Reveals Lineup for 2024 Edition

FISHER, Cloonee, Walker & Royce, Noizu, HoneyLuv, and more are heading to the Pacific Northwest this summer to play Day Trip Seattle!

Insomniac’s house-fueled brand Day Trip has continued to carve out significant space for itself in the scene. This year, the beloved brand has already brought the heat to Skyline Los Angeles , taken over festival stages, and hosted curated shows. In recent weeks, the brand has dropped off the lineups for the upcoming edition of Day Trip Festival and the series of summer shows at LA State Historic Park . Today, they’ve set their sights on the Pacific Northwest for their latest announcement – the lineup for Day Trip Seattle .

Day Trip Seattle is set to return on July 28 and transform Gas Works Park into a house music lover’s paradise. Standout artists on the lineup include major names in the scene such as FISHER , Cloonee , Walker & Royce , and Noizu , who are all sure to throw down some impressive sets throughout the day-into-night experience. The rest of the lineup is just as stacked with featured acts like rising phenom HoneyLuv , dynamic duo Shermanology , Mexican tech house duo Tom & Collins , and local artist Sloane Motion who will get the party started on the right foot.

GA passes for Day Trip Seattle start at $69.99 (+ taxes and fees), while VIP passes start at $119.99 (+ taxes and fees). VIP passes grant access to an expedited entry lane, a dedicated viewing area, and a VIP Lounge. Both pass types will be available on layaway for a $10 deposit at the time of purchase.

Pre-sale tickets for Day Trip Seattle will be available on Wednesday, May 15 at 11am PT, with the general sale kicking off at 12pm PT that same day. Head over to their  website  to sign up for access and  grab your tickets via FrontGate . Stay tuned for more information.

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Chris Lake, MK on lineup for Day Trip Festival in Seattle this Summer

It's a good day to be a House music lover.

Day Trip Festival — an all-House music, all-day fest — is returning to Seattle this summer, and the lineup is stacked. Chris Lake, MK b2b Green Velvet, Dombresky and more will be performing at Myrtle Edwards Waterfront on Sunday, July 16.

The 21 and older only day fest will take place from noon to 9 p.m. (just in time for you to head to bed and be ready for work in the morning). Tickets will be on sale starting at noon Thursday, May 11. The full lineup includes:

• MK b2b Green Velvet
• Friendly Fire

More information about the festival can be found online .

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Day Trip Seattle 2024: A New Venue for Year 3

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Day Trip, Insomniac’s esteemed house music festival is back in Seattle this July, delivering on their promise of House Music All Day Long. Day Trip makes its return to Seattle for its 3rd year in 2024, this time at a brand new location- Gas Works Park. Last year’s edition, held at Myrtle Edwards Park, set a high bar, featuring electric performances that festival fans loved in the audience.

This year’s lineup promises to keep the momentum going with an array of top-tier artists including FISHER, Cloonee, Walker & Royce, Noizu, Honeyluv, Shermanology, Tom & Collins, and Sloane Motion. Each is poised to bring their unique sounds to the Pacific Northwest, creating unforgettable moments and epic sets that attendees will cherish.

Reflecting on the previous year, Day Trip Seattle hosted some truly memorable sets by MK B2B Green Velvet, Chris Lake, Cassian, Tokimonsta, Miane, and others, setting a precedent for what’s to come. The anticipation for this year’s performances is high, with fans eager to experience the latest that these house music icons have to offer.

Adding to the excitement, last year’s afterparty at Supernova Seattle featured Disco Dom and left fans buzzing about the possibilities for this year’s post-festival celebrations. The afterparty scene has become a beloved staple of the Day Trip experience, offering additional opportunities for fans to keep the party going well into the night.

Day Trip and its organizer, Insomniac, are renowned for their ability to conjure the best summer vibes and deliver top-notch house music tunes. For those who haven’t experienced Day Trip yet, this festival comes highly recommended as a must-visit event, where the music and atmosphere fuse to create a truly dynamic festival experience.

Presale tickets will be available starting May 15th at 11 AM PST, with the general sale kicking off just an hour later at noon on the same day. Prepare to mark your calendars and set your alarms for this not-to-be-missed musical extravaganza.

A reminder: Day Trip Seattle is an exclusive 21+ event. This age restriction contributed significantly to the fantastic atmosphere last year, promising an equally refined vibe for this year’s edition.

For those looking to secure their spot at one of the summer’s most anticipated music festivals, you can sign up for the presale here . Get ready to dive into a day of spectacular music and vibrant festival culture at Day Trip Seattle 2024. See you there!

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12 Can’t-Miss Summer Music Festivals Happening In And Around Seattle in 2024

It's not summer until you've gone to at least one music festival!

Seattle summer music festival season is almost upon us!

Seattle is known for its live music scene so it makes sense that there is an abundance of music festivals to choose from every summer. Whether you like EDM, indie music, country, or pop music, you’ll be able to find a music festival on this list that passes your own personal vibe check.

Many of these music festivals are located right here in Seattle , while others are a short drive away with plenty of on-site camping options. Just make sure to make your plans ASAP, since these Seattle music festivals are extremely popular and will sell out quickly.

Ready to dance? We have listed the music festivals in chronological order for your planning convenience.

Here are the top music festivals in the Seattle area that you won’t want to miss in 2024:

1. Belltown Bloom

📅When: May 4-5, 2024 📍Where: The Crocodile in Belltown 💲Cost: $105+

You can kick off the 2024 music festival season before summer even gets to Seattle. This 21+ music festival takes place over two days in May in Seattle’s downtown neighborhood of Belltown. Performances will be spread out over three stages and this year’s headliners include singer Aluna and DJ TOKiMONSTA. Early bird tickets are on sale now! Read more about this year’s Belltown Bloom .

2. ZooTunes

📅When: June 16-August 21, 2024 📍Where : Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle 💲Cost: $50+ per concert

BECU ZooTunes is technically a summer concert series rather than a music festival but it’s a Seattle summer highlight for sure. You’ll be able to see The Decemberists, Norah Jones, The Roots, and more at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle this summer. Get tickets and see the full concert schedule on the zoo website .

3. Beyond Wonderland

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📅When: June 22-23, 2024 📍Where: The Gorge Ampitheatre (754 Silica Rd NW, George, WA) 💲Cost: $220+

This electronic dance music festival for ages 18+ takes place at the Gorge, a massive outdoor venue located above the Columbia River gorge. The naturally sloping design of the venue makes for incredible views of both nature and the performing artists. Another cool thing about this venue is that it allows for overnight camping, so you can plan for a fun-filled weekend of dancing to live music and camping out with your friends. Get tickets and more info on the Beyond Wonderland website .

4. Seattle Queer Pride Festival

📅When: June 28-30, 2024 📍Where: 11th Avenue, between E. Pike St. & Pine St. in Capitol Hill 💲Cost: $59+ to $299+

Celebrate Pride while seeing headliners Santigold, Tegan and Sara, Perfume Genius, and Rico Nasty perform live at the 2024 Seattle Queer Pride Festival in Capitol Hill this June! Tickets just went on sale and tend to go fast. Read more about this year’s Seattle Queer Pride Festival .

5. Day In Day Out

📅When: July 12, 13, and 14, 2024 📍Where: Fisher Pavilion at Seattle Center 💲Cost: $130+

This year’s Day In Day Out festival is taking place over three days instead of two, and in July instead of August. The location remains the same, however: right in the middle of the city at Seattle Center. The 2024 lineup is dropping on February 21 along with presale tickets ! Read more about this year’s Day In Day Out Festival .

6. Northwest Tune-Up Festival

📅When: July 12-14, 2024 📍Where: Bellingham, WA 💲Cost: $80+

This kid-friendly festival describes itself as a “bike, beer and music festival held in celebration of PNW culture.” You can enjoy three days of live music, bike races, and local craft beers on Bellingham’s waterfront . Get more info here .

7. Capitol Hill Block Party

📅When: July 19-21, 2024 📍Where: Capitol Hill, Seattle 💲Cost: $85+

A Seattle summer tradition, the Capitol Hill Block Party is a three-day music and arts festival that should not be missed. See the 2024 lineup, get tickets, and more over on the Capitol Hill Block Party website .

8. Day Trip Festival

📅When: July 28 📍Where: Gas Works Park 💲Cost: $60+

A one-day house music festival located in Seattle , Day Trip Festival is ideal for those who can’t make a multi-day commitment involving travel and camping. Get all the info on the Day Trip Festival website .

9. Watershed Country Music Festival

📅When: August 2-4, 2024 📍Where: Gorge Ampitheatre (754 Silica Rd NW, George, WA) 💲Cost: $225+

This is a huge country music festival held at the Gorge , which means you can expect camping, country music, and cowboy hats galore. Get tickets and more info on the Watershed website .

10. THING Festival

📅 When: August 9-11 📍 Where: Remlinger Farms (32610 32nd St, Carnation, WA) 💲 Cost: $129+ 🎟️ Get tickets here!

This three-day arts and indie music festival had four stages (two of which are outdoors) and beautiful natural surroundings that added to its relaxed vibe last August. Get more info on the Thing Festival website.

11. Bass Canyon

📅When: August 16-18, 2024 📍Where: Gorge Ampitheatre (754 Silica Rd NW, George, WA) 💲Cost: $269+

Enjoy three days and nights of bass music at this festival in the Gorge ! Get tickets and more info for 2024’s festival on the Bass Canyon website .

12. Bumbershoot

📅When: August 31-Sept. 1 📍Where: Seattle Center 💲Cost: $65+

This affordable and family-friendly festival at Seattle Center has been serving up live music, art shows, and exhibits since the early 1970s. The festival announced a new production partner in 2022 and had a successful return in September 2023. Get more information on the Bumbershoot website .

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Seattle's Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival is back for its 51st year, promising an unforgettable experience over Labor Day Weekend at Seattle Center. This year’s festival features a diverse lineup of musical acts, from indie-rock legends Pavement to the electronic beats of James Blake. Art lovers will be enthralled by immersive installations, live performances, and a marketplace showcasing local artisans.

On Saturday, August 31st, the festival kicks off with performances by Carl Cox, Cypress Hill, and more. Sunday continues with an equally impressive lineup, including Courtney Barnett and Kim Gorden. Whether you’re here for the music, art, or just to soak in the vibrant atmosphere, Bumbershoot offers something for everyone.

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A Day Trip to Skagit Valley: The Best Spots to Take the Kids

One local mom shares her favorite things to do in skagit valley any time of year.

By Allison Holm

Published on: august 13, 2024.

Skagit Valley, just about an hour north of Seattle, is known for its world-famous tulip festival and snow geese, but there is so much more to explore.

Every season brings something new. If you’re headed to the valley for some apple picking this fall, consider making a day out of it and pop by some of these fun, family-friendly spots.

Padilla Bay Reserve

The Seattle Aquarium is hard to beat, but the Padilla Bay Reserve can certainly hold its own. This small but explorable aquarium perched on the bluffs near Bay View State Park is a working study and preservation of the region’s estuaries. The Breazeale Interpretive Center and Aquarium is donation-based and encourages families to learn about the local sea life and what it means to be stewards of the environment.

The aquarium room features an eel grass archway leading to tanks displaying starfish, crab, eels and urchins. At certain times during the day, a few smaller “tide pool tanks” are open for hands-on learning. Try to spot Ruby the octopus (she is a hide-and-seek pro). Down the hall is another room perfect for hands-on play and learning, with books and interactive gadgets that will keep the younger kiddos busy.

Outside the center, you can find trails around the estuary and down to the bay. Follow a path through a tunnel and to the (super steep!) spiral staircase and make your way down to the beach for more real-life sea creature spotting.

Location: 10441 Bayview Edison Rd., Mount Vernon Hours: Open Wednesday–Saturday, 10 a.m–4 p.m.

Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm

Need a pony ride to go with your apple-picking? Then book a reservation at Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm . This sweet little spot has been offering guided trail rides to both kids and adults since 1975. Pony rides for ages 3–10 meander along flat paths throughout the farm, and parents can walk alongside their little riders. Kids ages 8 and older can opt for trail rides throughout the forest.

Most rides last 15–45 minutes (longer for mountain trails), and there’s an option for a lesson/trail combo for new riders. Lang’s always does a thorough job of safety training before each ride, from mounting the pony to basic commands. If you love Lang’s, check out their summer camps and riding lessons.

Location: 21463 Little Mountain Rd., Mount Vernon Hours: Daily 9 a.m.–6 p.m., but reservations must be made in advance. Call 360-424-7630.

Skagit-Squatch Bigfoot Museum

As you head to downtown Burlington, keep an eye out for the quirky little Skagit-Squatch Museum . It’s a spot you probably never thought of visiting, but will always remember. The museum sits next to the home of Mike Vail, who began this labor of love post-retirement. He sums his mission up in three words: free, fun, family.

He packs the space to the brim with kitschy art, memorabilia, artifacts and impressive wood carvings. Mike is friendly and will always stop to chitchat with a guest. He is genuinely interested in hearing every detail of someone’s Bigfoot encounter — he even keeps a journal of all the accounts.

Location: 516 Avon Ave., Burlington

Children’s Museum of Skagit County

The Children’s Museum of Skagit County is the perfect place for a rainy-day pit stop after a morning of apple picking. The museum is surprisingly large, with lots of nooks and crannies that encourage pretend play. Features include a play fishing boat, a Mack truck, a sweet little grocery store, a dentist’s office and a veterinary clinic. There’s even an architectural design firm and an old-fashioned diner. A smaller, enclosed play space beckons the younger-than-5 crowd (with couches for parents!).

Location: 432 Fashion Way, Burlington Hours: Sunday–Monday, noon–4 p.m.; Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Check their Facebook page for updates.

Heritage Flight Museum

Located at the Skagit Regional Airport in Burlington, the Heritage Flight Museum is a cool little spot dedicated to honoring veterans and displaying (and flying!) historic military aircraft. The museum was founded in 1996 by Apollo 8 astronaut Major General William Anders — one of the Apollo 8 crew members. Your little pilot-in-training can get up close and personal with cool vintage war planes and memorabilia at this non-profit museum.

Location: 15053 Crosswind Dr., Burlington Hours: Thursday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Skagit Valley burgers and other places to eat

Day-tripping is no easy feat, and a lunch stop is always on the menu (no matter how many crackers you packed in your snackle box). Skagit Valley has tons of eats, from hometown cafes to fresh-from-the-field produce stands.

Feel like a burger? The Net Drive-In in Mount Vernon is an old-fashioned burger joint and has been slinging patties and stellar shakes since 1955.

If you’re in the Burlington area, make a trip to Railroad Pub & Pizza , renowned for its wood-fired pizzas and craft beer. Railroad celebrates all things local, from their ingredients to the wood tables built by the local high school woodshop class!

For a sit-down brunch that will leave you full until dinnertime, the Calico Cupboard is a must-try. Their made-from-scratch menu is one to remember, and the cinnamon rolls are to die for. Lucky for us, they have three locations: Anacortes , Mount Vernon , and La Conner .

Big Scoop Sundae Palace , another Mount Vernon “oldie but goodie” has everything you’d want in a 1950s diner, from the red vinyl booths and checkered floor to its old-fashioned ice cream sundaes (there are about two dozen sundae options, so come prepared!).

Breadfarm in foodie Bow serves up crazy good loaves and pastries from their pickup window, and Snow Goose Produce in the heart of Skagit Valley has you covered for ice cream. Get your “immodestly sized” scoop in a house-made cone warm off the waffle press. Pick up some berry flats and organic veggies on your way out.

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About the author.

Allison has enjoyed writing for various publications and companies over the years, and currently lives on Camano Island with her three kids and husband. She loves farmers markets, coffee shops, bookstores crammed with used books and spending as much time as she can in her absolute favorite place: the San Juan Islands. 

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M eghan Markle and Prince Harry have been warned of the possible "risks" of visiting South America, as the royal couple are set to begin their tour of Colombia.

The Sussexes were invited by the country's vice president, Francia Márquez, and their four-day trip will highlight the issues of online safety and women's rights.

Harry and Meghan will visit San Basilio de Palenque, a town founded by runaway slaves that became the first "free town" of South America.

The couple will also spend time with notable leaders and women's rights activists and attend a music festival.

Delivering his verdict on the latest international trip for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, former BBC Royal Correspondent Michael Cole claimed that it is the "riskiest thing they've done" since stepping down as working royals.

Cole told GB News: "This is the riskiest thing the Sussexes have done since they scooted off to Canada in 2020.

"They should be very concerned. What they have to sell is their celebrity and their royal status, and they should be very careful about selling that celebrity too cheaply, and to whom they're selling it."

Detailing his concerns for the Sussexes, Cole highlighted that although it is a "beautiful" country, Colombia is home of the "cartel culture" and is a "controversial" destination.

Cole explained: "Within Colombia, which is a beautiful country, there are the cocaine cartels, Pablo Escobar and so on. And within the country, there are people in opposition to the government who are saying Gustavo Petro will exploit his royal visitors for his own political ends."

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Warning Meghan and Harry about their trip, Cole urged the couple to "be careful", but admitted it is good for their brand to continue their work in international countries such as Nigeria and Colombia.

Cole said: "Obviously, they're going to do what they think is good, to follow up the causes they believe in, spread goodwill and do lots of other good things.

"But they should be very, very careful about the people around them."

Turning the discussion to the recent exit of the Sussexes Chief of Staff, Cole suggested that the decision for him to step down from the role could be due to the decision to travel to South America.

Cole told GB News: "We don't know why their chief of staff quit. The jargon is that he wasn't a good fit with Meghan. But it could have been over this visit to Colombia.

"And I would quite understand that. I actually feel for the Sussexes, because they really need Buckingham Palace. Whenever there's a royal invitation it is scrutinised, whether it's in this country or it's abroad."

Cole continued: "Is it the right place to go? Are these the right people we want the royal personages to be meeting? Should we go? How does it fit with our politics? What does number ten think about it? now?

"Of course they haven't got that help, they haven't got that guidance, and I'm sure if advice was given, they wouldn't take it anyway."