What's on your Bucket List?

Asia-lite! One of the most incredible and efficient cities in the world. 8 million people crammed into the size of La Jolla and Pacific Beach, but you can't own a car unless you have a garage to store it. Taxis and buses are cheap and run on natural gas so there is very little exhaust. Trains run every 7 minutes with German precision. Tons of walking trails, hikes and excursions to little islands and beachs.

This would be cool,but i'm doing my ultimate top bucket item first...swimming with Great Whites.

Can't wait to experience this!

My son and I have this is one of our MUST DO's.

Connect yourself to the land by hiking the trails to the base of each natural bridge, or take the Loop Trail to view all three bridges.

This is the most beautiful beach I have ever been to - the sand is soft and fine, the water is warm, calm and clear, it is very quiet and secluded

take a care and circle the entire island - you can stop at each beach and explore on your own time - so nice to get away from the busyness of Waikiki

A Must See,Where It All Started

When there in 1972 the canals were stinking sewers. I couldn't believe people would take a gondola in that smell. Heard it was finally cleaned 10 years later.

wonderful to visit and just walk (and boat) around

Good food!

Neat place, wierd rocks, hike around on the volcanic formations, then it Mammoth Mountain. Good town before the ski mountain for meals.

This particular monument is not compelling enough to make a special trip to visit. There are other hikes you can make in the area, so if you go primarily for the hikes then the trip may be worthwhile.

The road to Devil's Postpile is closed in the winter.

This was the number one thing I wanted to do whilst I was visiting New Zealand. Sadly because it was there winter, the access road was closed, I didn't have time to stay and wait. One day I will return!

Back-country Huts - Huts are provided for trampers (hikers) at a number of remote locations. Advance booking of these is essential to ensure that your stay will not conflict with others. Otherwise you will find yourself sleeping on the floor, or worse, needing to camp outside. All huts offer basic accommodation such as a fire place, a roof and a place to sleep. Visitors are expected to provide their own bedding, food and entertainment.

I live here and it is the most beautiful City in the World!

This place is just cool to see. Awesome when you can walk among the stones.

I decided to spend a little extra money and booked the Special Access Stonehenge Tour with Astral Travels. They have a choice of Sunrise or Sunset tours and we chose the Sunrise. They picked us up at our hotel at 5:45am in a comfortable mini-bus. Our tour guide Louise was very pleasant and informative. After stopping at a roadside stop for coffee and breakfast, we proceeded to Stonehenge (about an hour's drive outside of London). Being able to take pictures of Stonehenge before visiting hours was key. Astral lets everyone take pictures of the stones before walking into them so that you get great shots of Stonehenge minus any people. Then they allow you to spend an hour walking amongst the stones while Louise explained some of the more pertinent aspects of the site. Champagne toast afterwards and then off to a short stop in Salisbury. All in all, it was a spectacular experience. We were back in London by 1:30pm. Highly recommended!

We purchased Special Access tickets to Stonehenge directly from English Heritage. It was a wonderful experience. We went in March 2006 and there were about 20 people there. The tickets are 12 GBP each.

Very little beach but super fun town

Bring comfortable shoes. You will enjoy walking on the side streets in Key West, especially on Duval street. Pack a motion sickness preventative if you plan to go on boat rides. Shorts and tees are the island uniform. Very casual and the pace of life is slow and very laidback. Don't forget to bring sunblock. It gets real hot in Key West.

the best time to view the aurora is from late August to mid-April

Some day I will be able to see this.

As all parks in this area, beautiful!

Lovew the contrasts of the landscape! And the size of it all... A feast for the eyes and soul...

beautiful setting

Couldn't walk in it when there. It's a sight I haven't forgotten in 41 years.

Much better to see than you can imagine.

Combine this with a visit to the Palantino

My kind of town! Great shopping, awesome food, and fun bars!

My review

I always wanted to do this until I went to New Orleans in June one year. That was crazy enough for me! I can't even imagine Mardi Gras!!!!

Visiting New Orleans during Mardi Gras Carnival time is something you will never ever forget. The noise, the crowds, the floats, its unbelievable.

This is a great park especially if you love the desert and Rick formations. I would stay in the northwest of the park - the south does not have a lot to see if your short on time.

Have seen the trees so many times, driving from Utah to California. JUST LOVE THEM! They somehow seem more than trees... almost human. Love the dessert!

These trees are a one of kind! The park has a great view point of the San Andreas Fault and it has a variety of Cactus, including the Cholla cactus garden!

Looks interesting

Every season bring a different experience, can be very crowded in their summer.

One of the 7 wonders. A must visit site. Watch out for the uneven and steep stairs. Lots of look out points during the trek up. Not reccomended if you are afraid of heights. The stairs can get quite steep.

This is one of my favorite, so far, National Parks. The beauty is amazing. We stayed at three of the Inns inside the park, but Many Glacier was in a setting so beautiful, I could not stop taking pictures, especially when the sun came up on the water, it was amazing. Also, a big bear siting area.

I wish we could have stayed for at least a week to really soak in the beauty of this place. Out of all the National Parks I have been to, this ranks right up there with my favorite place in the US: Grand Teton. I was more in awe here than at Olympic National Park, Yosemite, or Yellowstone...and that definitely says a lot.

Done! :)

something one has to see over and over again.Go see them, in any season

This is my number one bucket list trip to go on