I am trying to decide where to go on holiday this year so need some inspiration. So if you were to go on a trip, with a £2k-£2.5k budget (for 1 person), where would you go? Ideally the trip needs to be at least 1 week, and not in Europe.
£2k for a trip abroad - Where would you go? What would you do?
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What are you looking for?
Sight-seeing, partying, chilling out?
Sight-seeing, partying, chilling out?
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Japan for the city
Fiji for the scenery
A week in each.
Fiji for the scenery
A week in each.
I was trying to leave it open for all opinions. But to be more specific i am looking for the following:
- Not somewhere cold
- Needs to be a lot to do
- Needs to have amazing scenery!
- NOT a partying holiday
- Possibly some sports (eg. surfing/diving)
This is where i have been in the last couple of years:
- Canada (Toronto/Vancouver/Victoria/Whistler)
- NYC
- Boston
These are some of the places i do NOT want to go to:
- Dubai
£2.5k for over a week outside Europe opens up Australia as a possibility, you can get return flights to Sydney for £518 when I checked yesterday. That leaves you nearly £2000 to spend out there on accommodation and everything else.
Pretty much meets all the criteria you've mentioned above (unless you decide to go in their winter time), although obviously to get the most out of it (given then long flights) you'll want to go for as long as possible.
It's also not a bad destination to go on your own I'd imagine as you've got millions of English speakers to talk to and supposedly they are quite hospitable to loan travellers out there.
Pretty much meets all the criteria you've mentioned above (unless you decide to go in their winter time), although obviously to get the most out of it (given then long flights) you'll want to go for as long as possible.
It's also not a bad destination to go on your own I'd imagine as you've got millions of English speakers to talk to and supposedly they are quite hospitable to loan travellers out there.
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Australia perhaps.
The Maldives may be a little bit too relaxing for you, but it's a place worth seeing.
The Maldives may be a little bit too relaxing for you, but it's a place worth seeing.
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£2500 for a holiday in this 'climate' - someones doing well 
hehe.
As for the thread topic; How about hiring a sports car in the US and going from East to West? I just remembered you dont want it cold -- Australia or NZ then probs.
Have fun either way
hehe.As for the thread topic; How about hiring a sports car in the US and going from East to West? I just remembered you dont want it cold -- Australia or NZ then probs.
Have fun either way
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I was going to say Japan, excellent choice imho
Skiing / Boarding ^