What's your favorite vacation spot?

[jundp 191]

the Oregon Coast... love, love, love it!!

of course the Oregon Coast is my favourite place I have been to so far... I really, really want to go to Italy...

Absolutely agreed!!!

Also on my list:

Nurnberg Germany

Aran Islands, Ireland

Santa Cruz Bolivia

Victoria BC

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

Uba Tuba,Brazil

[warriorprincess 0]

Anywhere away from the hustle and bustle where I could read a good book and just dream, before reality hits me on the head again.

[william_wallace 8]

St Anton, Austria. Excellent place to go if you love the clean air and sking. Went there years ago and would love to go back. I have been to a few places over the years but there takes some beating.

[~krakatoa~ 27]

I haven't been to places other than the Asia pacific region but we'll be going to Kauai island, Hawaii for some R&R this Sept.

My friend went to Turks & Caicos. From the pictures, it's really worth seeing.

Edited May 20, 2008 by krakatoa

[Imua 0]

So far I really love Venice....I've lost count how many times I have been but I never ever get tired of it....I will miss our trips there when we move to the States but look forward to seeing new places

I lived there off and on for two years(93-95) but haven't been back for 10 years - really am hoping Govi and I can go back someday but with the dollar worth so little versus the Euro who knows - I was there when it was $1=1000 lire.... Still there is nothing in the world more romantic than walking at night through the campi and campielli on a moonlit summer night, stopping in the Piazza San Marco for a $5 coffee(probably it's $10 now), so quiet and peaceful when the day-trippers are gone and the motorboats have stopped running. I miss it...

ETA: How much are budget hotel rooms going for there these days???

We pay around 90 euros per night, which isnt bad at all and we have never had a bad stay, we dont stay in the real touristy places though and we have a good 2 days getting lost finding our way back to the guest house, but getting lost in Venice is great fun ....must have been great to have lived there, I would love to get the chance to experience "real" venetian living.

Wow, that's almost as much as rooms are going for in Manhattan now - things have changed... I remember there were a couple of nice modest hotels in the Cannaregio area where you could get a room for around $50 per night. Yes, getting lost in Venice is always fun and full of surprises - besides you always know you won't be lost for long until you see one of those yellow signs pointing you in the right direction.

I loved being able to experience all 4 seasons there - my favorite was late winter early spring when it would get foggy - nothing like an early morning walk in the foggy Piazza - there were actually mornings when I was practically the only person there - it was magical.

[Jenn! 918]

Amsterdam

[Mina76 0]

Bodrum, Turkey

[KiKi 0]

My Dad lives on the coast (Oregon) in Lincoln City.....I'm going out there this weekend, I'll think of you Marilyn!

[Marilyn. 340]

My Dad lives on the coast (Oregon) in Lincoln City.....I'm going out there this weekend, I'll think of you Marilyn!

aww lucky you....

i just love the Oregon coast.. not sure why... I think because the scenery is just breathtaking and I love all the lighthouses.. I think there are 7 or 8 down the Oregon Coast...

[Heracles 417]

New jersey..

[churipu 4]

So far I really love Venice....I've lost count how many times I have been but I never ever get tired of it....I will miss our trips there when we move to the States but look forward to seeing new places

I lived there off and on for two years(93-95) but haven't been back for 10 years - really am hoping Govi and I can go back someday but with the dollar worth so little versus the Euro who knows - I was there when it was $1=1000 lire.... Still there is nothing in the world more romantic than walking at night through the campi and campielli on a moonlit summer night, stopping in the Piazza San Marco for a $5 coffee(probably it's $10 now), so quiet and peaceful when the day-trippers are gone and the motorboats have stopped running. I miss it...

ETA: How much are budget hotel rooms going for there these days???

We pay around 90 euros per night, which isnt bad at all and we have never had a bad stay, we dont stay in the real touristy places though and we have a good 2 days getting lost finding our way back to the guest house, but getting lost in Venice is great fun ....must have been great to have lived there, I would love to get the chance to experience "real" venetian living.

Wow, that's almost as much as rooms are going for in Manhattan now - things have changed... I remember there were a couple of nice modest hotels in the Cannaregio area where you could get a room for around $50 per night. Yes, getting lost in Venice is always fun and full of surprises - besides you always know you won't be lost for long until you see one of those yellow signs pointing you in the right direction.

I loved being able to experience all 4 seasons there - my favorite was late winter early spring when it would get foggy - nothing like an early morning walk in the foggy Piazza - there were actually mornings when I was practically the only person there - it was magical.

You can still find places cheaper than that but most likely it is hostels where you share rooms/bathrooms. A lot depends on the time of the year too. BTW I just checked rooms in Manhattan not too long ago because we are taking my brother and his girlfriend over there next month when they come visit...rooms are a lot worse than 90 euro...reason why we are staying in Jersey on the other side of the river (100$ a night)

I do not have a fav spot...but I really want to go to New Zealand.

[Nessa 23]

any beach with my husband

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

any beach with my husband

so i can go buy the coconuts for you

[Nessa 23]

any beach with my husband

so i can go buy the coconuts for you

why else do you think i'd need you there?