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stellaluna Aug 24th, 2004 09:42 AM

Where to go next......
 
What's on your list of destinations that you have never visited but are hoping to soon or someday?
Mine are the Big Island, Vancouver Island and Bora Bora/Moorea....have this thing about islands....

LordBalfor Aug 24th, 2004 09:56 AM

1) The Seychelles
2) Fiji
3) USVI
4) The Solomons

Have this thing about islands too.

Ken

tpatricco Aug 24th, 2004 11:14 AM

Oh, the list is neverending!!

Next few will be:

1) Italy - As much as we can cram in!
2) Spain - Barcellona & Madrid
3) St. John USVI (again)
4) Bonaire
5) Anguilla
6) Greece & Islands
7) Vancouver & Islands
8) San Francisco & Wine Country
9) Big Island & Kauai
10) Miami / SOBE & Keys

Not in any particular order except for Italy! :)


sceneisle Aug 24th, 2004 11:20 AM

1. Galapagos
Booked on Celebrity 06/26/05
2. Tuomotu Archipelago
Manihi, Rangiroa & Tikehau
3. Grenadines
Crewed Yacht Charter
4. Bay Islands - Honduras
Roatan & Utila

JeanH Aug 24th, 2004 11:40 AM

1)Panama (January)
2)Vietnam and Cambodia
3)Roatan Honduras
4)Italy
5)Greek Islands
6)Saba/Monsterrat/Nevis/

Leona Aug 24th, 2004 11:46 AM

We just got back from Ireland, and would like to go to Tuscany next.

stellaluna Aug 29th, 2004 02:12 PM

How about a hotel that you've never stayed at before but would really love to?

CRAIGdotWHITE Aug 29th, 2004 02:45 PM

Everywhere on earth I haven't been yet & some places not on earth.
Although it doesn't sound it, quite a serious ambition on my part.

-Craig

kcapuani Aug 29th, 2004 03:43 PM

My next big vacations are:
Naples, FL - Nov. 2004
San Francisco - Dec. 2004
Honduras & Roatan - Feb 2005

As for dream destinations, they include anyplace that I haven't been! Particularly, the Seychelles, South Africa, Peru, Galapagos and French Polynesia. My goal is to become a member of the Travelers' Century Club.

My Dream hotels are the Princeville Resort, the Bora Bora Nui Resort and any Four Seasons Resort.

beachgirl86 Aug 29th, 2004 03:56 PM


1.) California -- LA and San Fran, Feb. 2005

2.) Hoping to get back to Hawaii soon -- we returned from our honeymoon last week and LOVED it! Going back is all I can think about

3.) Thinking about a European trip summer 2006, Ireland and maybe one other country

dwoodliff Aug 29th, 2004 04:22 PM

I guess I'm not as ambitious (or widely traveled) as many of you. A few places I haven't visited, but really want to see, are:

1) Niagara Falls
2) Atlantic City, NJ (I got within 20 miles once, but didn't make it to AC. Also, although I've seen the Atlantic, I've never gotten to "touch" it.)
3) Anywhere not connected by land to the U.S.
4) Somewhere in the Caribbean besides Cancun (if I can just decide where)

Donna

Scarlett Aug 29th, 2004 04:24 PM

Japan
Provence
Tuscany
San Miguel de Allende Mexico
Vancouver
Scotland

lcuy Aug 29th, 2004 04:30 PM

Going to Bangkok and Tokyo for Christmas. Not the first time for either, but its been 20 years since Bangkok!

On my to do list:
Cook Islands
India
Cambodia
Vietnam
The colonial cities north of Mexico City
The Galopagos Islands
Peru

dwoodliff Aug 29th, 2004 04:53 PM

Adding to my previous post ...

After watching the Amazing Race last week, I want to go to Dubai!

Donna


jamierin Aug 29th, 2004 05:00 PM

Regarding hotels that I want to stay, I would love to stay at La Casa Que Canta in Zijuatenejo, Mexico.

Has anyone reading this stayed there?

CRAIGdotWHITE Aug 29th, 2004 05:09 PM

dwooliff,
Dubai is excellent. The people are very friendly and classy. There is a super beach and a pretty good water park there along with some nice shopping (gold souk was delicious for the eyes and exhausting for the wallet) for metropolitan touring.
Some good day trips out into the desert as well.

FYI:
There is a flight that departs London and stops over in Dubai on its way to Singapore. You could include a few days in Dubai as part of a trip to south east Asia.

-Craig

MelissaHI Aug 29th, 2004 05:15 PM

Has anyone ever seen the children's book, "Richard Scarry's Busy Busy World"? My basic goal is to visit every place mentioned in that book.

kaudrey Aug 30th, 2004 05:37 AM

Stella - my list is too long! :) The short answer is "everywhere"!

But, places that are on my radar screen:

1) San Francisco/Arizona - Sept 2004
2) Quebec - winter carnival in Feb 2005
3) Australia and/or New Zealand - Fall 2005, I hope
4) Costa Rica - possibly late winter 2006
5) Croatia
6) Hungary/Poland/Slovakia
7) Hong Kong (I have a friend there for the next 2 years - free place to stay!)
8) New Orleans
9) Alaska

I want to visit all of South America (haven't been there yet); Asia; Africa...the list is endless.

Karen

Meesthare Aug 30th, 2004 06:24 AM

Anywhere that I can see the Northern Lights! My problem is that they're best viewed wa-aa-aay up north, in the winter. I'm not fond of the cold. But I will brave it anyway - my sweetie says after we move to British Columbia next year, we could maybe do a weekend in Yellowknife or northern BC, so that I can fulfill this dream.

suzanne Aug 30th, 2004 09:13 AM


Iceland (maybe even this year!)
Capetown, South Africa
Melbourne & Sydney
New Zealand
Antartica
Croatia
St. Petersburg
Turkey

The question is, can I do all this before I have kids? Probably not.


Byrd Aug 30th, 2004 09:55 AM

meesthare,

We saw a terrific Northern Lights display from the UP of Michigan in late August several years ago. It was a rather "other worldly" kind of experience--absolutely beautiful!

We understood that such a show was not unheard of that time of year, so I'm guessing that British Columbia will certainly be a good place to see the aurora!

What a great thing to look forward to...

Byrd

Blacktie Aug 30th, 2004 10:02 AM

New:
Tanzania
Vietnam
repeats:
Wales
Russia
New Zealand
Argentina
Thailand
S. Africa

atilla Aug 30th, 2004 10:05 AM

Hi Meesthare, just to let you know, we have seen spectacular displays of the Northern Lights in Central Alberta in Autumn while camping. I would think that in Central - Northern B.C. you should be able to get a great show around Sept-November. Just gotta be far enough away from city lights and happen to hit it on the right evening!

One time we were driving on a very isolated stretch of road, about 11:00 pm and we were so enchanted by the red and pink dancing Northern Lights that we missed hitting a moose by about 6 inches. Scared the bejesus out of us!

Meesthare Aug 30th, 2004 10:52 AM

Oh, wow - now I'm even more excited at the possibility of seeing Aurora Borealis! We were watching a TV program the other night - it was a documentary about Japanese tourists going to Yellowknife in the dead of winter to see it; apparently there is a myth that children conceived under the Northern Lights will be especially blessed. The myth evidently became popularized in a "Northern Exposure" script and is now widely believed. As far as I'm concerned, if you can conceive children in that freezing weather, you're already doing pretty well... :">


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