Nicest place you have ever been to?

[ctoan]

for me it was venice, italy even though it is desperately overrun by tourists

 

[Justanotherconsumer]

Orcas island off of seattle. I dislike crowds and the ferry boat ride out there is beautiful.

 

[Wantingpeace]

I like this question. Used to love to travel. https://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/Cochin/ I took thousands of photos on my trip to India and lost every single one. But the town here was beautiful.

In my home country this lovely island :https://www.isle-of-iona.net

 

[Miss clefable]

This place that was in my dream I was on a cliff ledge small fence I saw an ocean with a waterfall going around the whole view long green swaying grass I could feel the wind blowing gently through my hair the most I've felt at peace

 

[longingforrelease]

hard to say. In the life I threw away I used to travel globally. One of the nicest experiences was at a high-end safari lodge in South Africa up near the border with Botswana. https://www.madikwe-game-reserve.co.za/

 

[Chloe]

https://sanctioned-suicide.net

 

[Roph]

I visited Germany.

 

[Safi]

Canada :-)

 

[Chloe]

I visited Germany.

Canada :-)

My favourite countries :)
I love you both

 

[52shriek]

hard to say. In the life I threw away I used to travel globally. One of the nicest experiences was at a high-end safari lodge in South Africa up near the border with Botswana. https://www.madikwe-game-reserve.co.za/

I used to live very near :)

 

[52shriek]

But also, I'd have to say Vintgar gorge in Slovenia. It's heavenly... Look it up on Google, just 1 pic doesn't do it justice.

 

[worldexploder]

Basement.

 

[longingforrelease]

I used to live very near :)

cool! I had a wonderful time there. Such a beautiful place.

 

[52shriek]

Yes... I'm glad you loved it! Then I started renting a cute little apartment near Kruger Park and if my boyfriend hadn't been so irresponsible about paying rent (or rather, blowing rent on poker games and booze), I wouldn't be so terribly depressed right now, my one happy goal in life was to go live there again, the only place I felt truly happy :(

 

[longingforrelease]

Yes... I'm glad you loved it! Then I started renting a cute little apartment near Kruger Park and if my boyfriend hadn't been so irresponsible about paying rent (or rather, blowing rent on poker games and booze), I wouldn't be so terribly depressed right now, my one happy goal in life was to go live there again, the only place I felt truly happy :(

Thanks for sharing that. I really hope you find happiness again. I really do.

 

[TheLastTrip]

Los Angeles

 

[52shriek]

Thanks for your kind words, @longingforrelease

 

[AnnonyBox]

I won't say where, but it was a national park, with beautiful scenery, it was quiet, and there were no humans around for miles. Paradise.

 

[longingforrelease]

Thanks for your kind words, @longingforrelease

you're most welcome

 

[ArtsyDrawer]

There's a... what's a lower level than "village"?
There's this tiny village somewhere at north of Israel. Pretty sure it's a cult village. The main guy seriously looks like an old timey vampire.
No cars, about 50 people all combined, tiny houses, vampire dude even tried to teach me to play the piano since I showed great interest. Heavenly place. So calm and relaxed. Nobody gives an ounce of fuck. As long as you don't actively hurt anybody, you're welcome to do whatever you want.
The only vaguely bad thing about it is when I was leaving, on that day a group of what is clearly the most important women there gathered together, brought me to some religious room and did a little ritual for my safety. I was 100% they're about to sacrifice me there. lol

 

[nzdarkshark]

I love this forest outside the town I live in.
Can't state it's name - but it's very pretty with New Zealand forestry etc.

 

[The Blackangel]

The Caribbean. I've been to almost every island and it gets more and more beautiful every time I go. I would love to live there, but with my disability, I wouldn't be able to survive. Not that that's a bad thing, but a slow death IS a bad thing. But I'm planning a move to Canada and obtaining citizenship, so fuck you USA, hello Canada!

 

[Ukmale]

Florence

 

[Paulsmith]

Barcelona

 

[SomeGuyDK]

I guess Rio at the time, but now I would rather visit an isolated place with little to no humans

 

[trilogy]

alaska or canada

 

[TheGoodGuy]

Tenerife Spain.

 

[RogueJuliet]

Denver, CO and the nearby mountains. Denver has everything I want in a place - art, burlesque, culture, natural beauty, loads of sunshine, incredible food, and (naturally) legal cannabis.

I have also been to the Bahamas, and that was also beautiful even if it *was* tourist-y.

I grew up in FL, but it's sleazy-as-fuck once you get past those lush forests and sparkling sandy beaches. Going there hurts my heart now.

 

[Deafsn0w]

found a noose in the forest.

 

[Dani Paradox]

for me it was venice, italy even though it is desperately overrun by tourists

Venice would be on my bucket list, if I were actually able to do a bucket list. That's so awesome that you got to go! The photos are so beautiful and you use a boat to get around...how cool is that?! I'd love to see Venice. My great grandparents came to America on a boat from Sicily and Naples, so those two cities would absolutely be on my bucket list as well. Along with Rome, of course. The nicest place I've ever been, though? I'm not sure... I guess I'd have to say San Diego, CA.