If you could vacation anywhere, where would it be?

[Big A]

Alaska, Primorye (in Russia), Southern Africa, the Amazon, Iceland, Nepal, and any other places with crazy wildlife and/or landscape. I don't care to see man-made stuff. Give me moar nature.

Russia is on the docket for us next year, we'd rather visit Tanya's folks bigger home in Ukraine, but it very well may not exist any more, Donetsk has been hit pretty hard per the news.

This year will be Disney, and then likely Hawaii for out anniversary. If Hawaii doesn't pan out I'd like to drive down to Yosemite.

[dcs13]

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Been a lot of places on this earth, but the best vacation I've ever had was horseback in New Mexico. 2 hours to the closest cell tower. Total disconnect. We stayed at Geronimo trails guest ranch. Real small place, food was 5 star, horses were awesome.

[bcoop]

Bora bora.

[Buick355]

The wife isn't much for the real rugged adventures. She only wants to see nature if there's a nice cabin with all the amenities to stay in, lol.

[Buick355]

One of my best trips... and most costly.

I'd go back to St. Lucia again in a heartbeat.

We went to the Dominican Republic about 5 years ago for our honeymoon. We stayed at a resort there. It was nice, but the resort thing seems too closed-off from the the cultural surroundings (a good thing for those parts). Was St. Lucia like that? Did you stay at a resort?

[War Machine]

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Been a lot of places on this earth, but the best vacation I've ever had was horseback in New Mexico. 2 hours to the closest cell tower. Total disconnect. We stayed at Geronimo trails guest ranch. Real small place, food was 5 star, horses were awesome.

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[Denny]

We went to the Dominican Republic about 5 years ago for our honeymoon. We stayed at a resort there. It was nice, but the resort thing seems too closed-off from the the cultural surroundings (a good thing for those parts). Was St. Lucia like that? Did you stay at a resort?

We stayed at a resort, but went all over the island. There's a cappend volcano that we hiked and saw the sulfur pools. There are a lot of people that jump in them, but I didn't feel like smelling like a stinky fart. There are tons of thick vegetation to take in. My son and I took a long biking tour. Nothing too exhausting since our guide had many stops to tell us about everything. It was not through the resort, but a local outfit we found walking through the town outside the resort. I think ink we payed $20 for the guide and the bikes. He asked for just $10.

[orphan Shelby]

Already did the europe thing. Australia or new zealand sounds like a cool trip if I timed it with some aussie drags or road race dates. Then head out to check out the countryside