Travel - where is the one place you’ve been and you’d go back to?

[Invisible Fire]

Crescent beach Florida

 

[MrMoonlight]

-Maui was great, my uncle has a timeshare there...was thinking about going with my cousin and her daughter, aunt..next year maybe.

I've really not been anywhere...Vancouver was nice but I was only there at the time to take advantage of the low drinking age. I wasn't really enjoying the place. Mazatlan? another drinking place. Seaside Oregon very nice spot, would like to go back, again my cousin goes yearly I could team up again using uncs timeshare...she uses it everywhere. Always Santa Barbara, LA, Diego, though LA is not the LA I knew in the 70s, Huntington beach is where I spent a lot of time, Dana point grandfather (CHP) had a boat there. The cascade mountains would be really nice....Leavenworth Wa...Santa Fe in New Mexico was amazing....Laguna Ca or Newport...

ETA: sorry you said one place...I want to say somewhere in CA but I think of traffic/people...maybe Oregon...mellow, gets many seasons I think...MMJ ok, id rather walk on a beach than lay on one in this fat body anyways.

 

[Ronin]

Wide lists of places I have orders to go back to and am not excited about at all, but cough.

Places of past? That I'd *like* to go back to.

CAR.

... Which is exactly why I shouldn't.

So of more reasonable places?

Japan. Always. Japan is home.

 

[MainerMikeBrown]

Back in 2011, I visited the Mid-Atlantic states (Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware), among other places.

I'd like to go back there within the next few years, as I may want to move down there at some point in my life.

 

[Changing4Best]

The Grand Canyon. I think it is one of the most awesome places I have seen in my life. I was only eight years old or so when I went, so it would be great to see it again.

 

[MainerMikeBrown]

I had a friend who liked the Grand Canyon. I think I should go there myself one day.

 

[Missycat]

what a great thread but such a tough question. I spent 12 months back packing around the world quite a few years ago and was fortunate i got to see some amazing places and experience some amazing things - sites, experiences, people.
But if i had to choose .... New Zealand - one of my best experiences ever was been up close to the whales at Kaikoura . Even though I vomitted a few times on the boat ... id do it again.

 

[Freida]

Most of Europe! :)
I love London and Paris
Nepal is amazing -- I went trekking there and would love to do it again.
Next up for me and hubby is the England/Scotland/Ireland-- hopefully

 

[Friday]

To visit?

Izu Wakimatsu. In winter. For black hot springs, surrounded by snow, in the shadows of castles and stars.

 

[shimmerz]

French Polynesia. Bora Bora, Mo'orea and Tahiti in that order. Any of those three islands will do. They were freaking unbelievably gorgeous. And peaceful. And nurturing.

 

[Survivor3]

Spain. Anywhere next to the coast and by some mountains. Yay!!!! ?

 

[Wendell_R]

Bryce Canyon National Park. My family loved visiting there a few years ago.