This is one of those "things to see before you die" lists...


Lose Yourself In A Little Pocket of the Caribbean




Australia’s Great Ocean Road




Fisherman’s Cottage In Norway

Rappel Into The World’s Largest Cave In Vietnam




Walk on the Giant Mirror in Bolivia





Mexico’s Underwater Caverns



Greek Islands



Chase the Northern Lights in Iceland





How many of those are on your list?

I definitely want to see the Northern Lights one day before I die.

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NorthC said:

To be honest, none. I've been to Bolivia last year (a visa is very expensive for US citizens btw. Europeans get in for free, but Americans pay something like $100) and decided to forget about the salt lakes because everybody is already going there. But the Amazon jungle was amazing. I did the swimming in the Mexican cenotes too. There's a marine park near Tulum called Sian Ka'an where you can let the current drift you to the shore, that's pretty cool. I don't really know where I'd like to go next. Whale watching might be fun. [Edited 8/6/15 12:05pm]

It's interesting that Bolivia charges Americans $100 to get a visa. Probably a tit-for-tat thing.

I really, really want to go to Cuba as soon as possible. Want to see it now, before McDonald's opens up in Revolution Square.

I also want to hit Australia next year for a Melbourne Org Invasion...

...WHO'S WITH ME???

Amazon sounds cool.

The Galapagos Islands are my dream destination!

ThisOne said:

I now have the travel bug so I want to travel the world

NorthC said:

ThisOne said:

I now have the travel bug so I want to travel the world

It's a virus. There's no cure. Once you have it, you'll never lose it.

Actually, I have a fetish for "corners" of the world, or "wild-natural" areas: siberia, aleutian islands, southern patagonia, northern Canada, the Sahara, inner Greenland, australian wasteland, deep Congo, etc.

when it comes to cities, I've already visited the ones I truly wanted to visit London, Paris, Barcelona, Rome; though I still have to go to Istanbul and Athens

[Edited 8/19/15 12:41pm]

JoeTyler said:

Actually, I have a fetish for "corners" of the world, or "wild-natural" areas: siberia, aleutian islands, southern patagonia, northern Canada, the Sahara, inner Greenland, australian wasteland, deep Congo, etc.

when it comes to cities, I've already visited the ones I truly wanted to visit London, Paris, Barcelona, Rome; though I still have to go to Istanbul and Athens

[Edited 8/19/15 12:41pm]

Drop me a line in case you need any help or guidance while there. I have relatives there ( but I´m not a big fan of Istanbul, I´m too Aegaen for that ).

PurpleJedi said:

I really, really want to go to Cuba as soon as possible. Want to see it now, before McDonald's opens up in Revolution Square.

I also want to hit Australia next year for a Melbourne Org Invasion...

...WHO'S WITH ME???

I was actually a bit underwhelmed. Though I did like the lack of franchise fastfood chains and brandnames, I think a little bit of capitalism, or at least some ways to make more money, would change the country for the better because right now, people have very limited means to make money, which leads to people coming up with all kinds of hustles to take your money.

The greed of some people was the only thing that I disliked while being there. Other than that, it´s a very interesting, energetic and inspiring place.

However, I felt more comfortable when I flew back to Costa Rica, where I was staying back then.

KoolEaze said:

PurpleJedi said:

I really, really want to go to Cuba as soon as possible. Want to see it now, before McDonald's opens up in Revolution Square.

I also want to hit Australia next year for a Melbourne Org Invasion...

...WHO'S WITH ME???

I was actually a bit underwhelmed. Though I did like the lack of franchise fastfood chains and brandnames, I think a little bit of capitalism, or at least some ways to make more money, would change the country for the better because right now, people have very limited means to make money, which leads to people coming up with all kinds of hustles to take your money.

The greed of some people was the only thing that I disliked while being there. Other than that, it´s a very interesting, energetic and inspiring place.

However, I felt more comfortable when I flew back to Costa Rica, where I was staying back then.