We drove the other side of the road to Hana too and it was cool. The area where the last volcano eruption took place was other-worldly (kind of like a moonscape). Loved it!

Hopefully the next one.

Moorea, Tahiti - ocean front hut - topless sun worshipers all over the place. I've got pictures!

Toronto before the SARS scare, Paris, London, & Hilton Hawaiin Village on Wakeii Beach have all been enjoyable Our cruise to Cozumel, Guatemala, Belize, etc was just ok. Hiking in Aspen is always at the top of my list.

Yellowstone and the Grand Teton (sp?) mountains was definately the most Beautiful followed closely by Colorado. Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado is spectacular.

Have you ever noticed how some people like the beach and others the mountains? My wife and I love the mountains, and have very little desire to visit the beach.

Cruise to Grand Cayman and Cozumel (forget Jamaica) -- the most gorgeous water and beaches I have ever seen. Loved being out of touch on the boat. Going back in 10 days!!! Wahoooo!! Would love to fly to Grand Cayman for a week.

Also enjoyed DC trip as we took it very slow and made several stops up and back and the scenary was wonderful. New Orleans is great for all the wonderful restaurants!!

Israel and Jordan. I am going back to Israel this fall. No other place in the world like it.

Agree - we too were in a flop top rental and around the haripin curves - I couldn't look down - very scary - turned it back into rental company with the outside mirrors a tad scratched because when you meet another vehicle - no where to go but into the mountain...

Aruba is # 1, the Divi Divi resort is divine. After that would be Bermuda! Jamaica was OK, kind of dirty downtown though but very cool to party with Bob Marley tunes always playing in the background no matter where you go.

I've never been to Jamaica.

A guy I dated in college was from there and told me in no uncertain terms that if I ever chose to visit, I was to call him immediately. Apparently if you leave the resort areas, it is quite unsafe, particularly after dark.

Kind of made me think twice about visiting his island.

Any place without a phone and e-mail...

As for most fun, I'm with Juliad - I love New Orleans. Plenty to do and see during the day, and some of the best food on the planet.

Like Andy, I am looking forward to my next vacation. Unfortunately, I dont think it will be this year.

Hey Paul. You weren't hit hard by the flooding were you?

Crested Butte, Colorado in July after the firecracker crowd has left following the dynamite blast in the canyon on the morning of the 4th.

The pace is slow, the adult beverages are cold, the nights have a nip to them.

If only I could find a way to make a living there. Ahhhhhhhhh

Saturn-the rings are just beautiful in December.

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That's on my "must see" list of places to visit some day!

For me it would have to be Disney World. Don't like the beach or any other place you go to "get away from it all"--that's just too boring for me. I've got to have something going on all the time. Last time at WDW we spent six days in the parks from opening to closing. I think it nearly killed the rest of the family!

That would kill me for sure - last time I went was 4 years ago and we lasted 4 days but then spent the next 3 days lying on a beach on Long Boat Key - Disney is a lot, especially with a girl who at the time was 5 yrs old. Chilling by the pool at night was a savior also.

Kokomo was - and it didn't really let up much till yesterday. There have been several peopole here with 3' - 4' of water in their basement.

But I was in Nebraska during the really big rain. I am still in the process of relocating here, and I was visiting my family.

Happily, we will all be together again by this time next week.

At the top of the town called Positano on the Amalfi Coast. The drive in and out is hairy, but the view is something that has to be experienced to understand.

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My first trip to Europe. Six weeks traveling through numerous countries, sleeping in castles every night. It was a real bear to plan, but worth every second! (They serve wine there ya know...)

As an aside...I hate Paris in the springtime!

Romantic Road in Germany

Gulf Shores Alabama (it was nicer before it got so built up, but is still a Florida beach in Alabama without all the crazy teens.)

Banana Belt in Colorado (Buena Vista to Leadville)

Swiss Alps

Italy--Tuscany area, Florence, Rome(!!!)

Austria

Ireland (The northwestern coast of Ireland if you want to get away.)

Isle of Sky in Scotland--to get away from it all--they built a bridge since I was there, so I am not sure it is such a great getaway anymore.

I'll let you folks know....We're going to Maui next week (my, hubby and daughter). First time for all of us!

I've been so many places I've loved, London, Scotland, Vienna, Venice, Vancouver, Savannah, Charleston, the Caribbean, and of course I concur with all of you who listed Colorado as a favorite place. I'm a little prejudiced though. I love those mountains.

I think my all time favorite though was Prince Edward Island. It is just so idyllic, rolling hills of farmland which roll right up to the sea. Absolutely beautiful. I think its the only place where I would be satisfied to go back year after year.