Your favourite holiday location.

Almas · Post by **Almas** » 15 Jul 2007, 23:59

Even I've been to Italy too, about four years ago. I actually stayed in Pescara for two weeks and worst of at all it was November and I remember myself freezing to death!

peppermint peppy · Post by **peppermint peppy** » 16 Jul 2007, 07:33

Almas,first of all,welcome in here. أهْلاً و سَهْلاً
Hope I copied the right expression!

Now back to topic.
How cold was it in Nov.when you had been there in Italy?

Jen-Jen · Post by **Jen-Jen** » 16 Jul 2007, 08:35

My all time favourite holiday destination is Disneyland!!

I've been twice now - both times with my family - and we had the most wonderful time ever. Smiles all round!!

I also love Vanuatu - I went there for a week with my family and two of my cousins. We all had a great time, relaxing on the beaches (normally I'm not a beach person - but the beaches were stunning), canoeing and snorkelling. Everything is very relaxed in Vanuatu and the weather is lovely and so are the natives. You feel very welcome all the time!

Susie · Post by **Susie** » 16 Jul 2007, 11:30

peppermint peppy wrote:Susie,which part of Italy would you visit?I'd like to visit Sicily and Sardinia.

Aren't they little islands of the coat of Italy/ Spain/ Portugal?

Kitty · Post by **Kitty** » 16 Jul 2007, 11:51

Like others, I think Germany is wonderful for a city break, and I love to visit Italy and France. Also - the Isle of Skye, Amsterdam, Barcelona out of season, and there are some really fascinating areas of Eastern Europe too.

Moonraker · Post by **Moonraker** » 16 Jul 2007, 14:01

Viv of Ginger Pop wrote:My best ever holiday ....... West Dorset.
We drank Palmers IPA by night in a variety of lovely little village pubs......You don't have to travel across the globe to have the best times of your life!

That sounds like my kinda holiday, Viv. You are so right...the best holidays i have had have been in good old Blighty. Palmers IPA, the sadly missed Huntsman IPA and Royal Oak, Badger Golden Glory,....aah, that's holidaying.

Stephen · Post by **Stephen** » 16 Jul 2007, 14:17

I'm currently going through an Australia phase. It just fascinates me that this vast country with relatively few people has this huge wilderness of rugged scenery and amazing wildlife. To drive through the Australian Outback - it'd be terrifying but I'd love to do it anyway!

peppermint peppy · Post by **peppermint peppy** » 16 Jul 2007, 20:13

Haha,Nigel do you know the famous Isle d'Balcony?All day all-inclusive!

peppermint peppy · Post by **peppermint peppy** » 16 Jul 2007, 20:34

Susie wrote:
peppermint peppy wrote:Susie,which part of Italy would you visit?I'd like to visit Sicily and Sardinia.
Aren't they little islands of the coat of Italy/ Spain/ Portugal?

Um..Um..

Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea (after Sicily). The area of Sardinia is 24 090 square kilometers. The island lies between Italy, Spain, and Tunisia, south of Corsica; it is one of the autonomous regions with special statute under the Italian Constitution.-

Um..Um...

Sicily is directly adjacent to the region of Calabria via the Strait of Messina to the east. The early Roman name for Sicily was Trinacria, alluding to its triangular shape.-

Susie · Post by **Susie** » 17 Jul 2007, 00:36

I think I will see and do all there is to do in the capital of Italy.
Maybe I will eat a sardine, in honer of Sardinia, or on my way to visiting it.

Almas · Post by **Almas** » 17 Jul 2007, 00:43

peppermint peppy wrote:Almas,first of all,welcome in here. أهْلاً و سَهْلاً
Hope I copied the right expression!
Now back to topic.
How cold was it in Nov.when you had been there in Italy?

Thanks Peppermint Peppy! Yeah - the expression is right "Ahlan w Sahlan" means
"welcome" in my language

Well, it was deathly cold (according to me anyways!). I had never been to a European country before. I remember just sitting in our hotel room, in front of the fireplace. Although, our room had a heating system, I still felt that it was cold!

Almas

Lucky Star · Post by **Lucky Star** » 17 Jul 2007, 19:51

Moonraker wrote:Palmers IPA, the sadly missed Huntsman IPA and Royal Oak, Badger Golden Glory,....aah, that's holidaying.

Sounds good Nigel but more like a pub crawl than a holiday.

peppermint peppy · Post by **peppermint peppy** » 17 Jul 2007, 21:49

....geeeeez

and what would Jane say

Only cheeky and NOM

What I also like most in my holidays is to stay at a nice big bonfire by night.
Smoking a pretty fat cigar is one ritual I don't wanna miss before going to bed..um..
or slipping into my matilda

Petermax · Post by **Petermax** » 19 Jul 2007, 21:27

One is spoilt for choice. I would recommend the Isle of Purbeck and of course the New Forest. Slightly further afield is Alderney, a British Crown Dependency just off the coast of France which is worth it just for the flight, a rather scary approach over the cliffs. Home to Wombles author Elizabeth Beresford, the island is idylic to look at but come nightfall some heavy drinking takes place!

rachimunchkin · Post by **rachimunchkin** » 20 Jul 2007, 09:37

Mine are definetly :
Disney ( Paris or Florida )
Madeira
Dorset

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