I think Guatamala is a pretty sweeet deal. Price-wise it's on the cheap side, but it has a wide variety of things on offer. From Colonial towns to thrill seeking on Volcan Fuego. You can actually get onto the volcano, while there is a fair chance that it erupts. I had that, but for sure that wasn't unique just for me. It's a difficult thing to measure, but I always refer to it as my scariest moment in life.

There's plenty of other things to do, in a relatively easy traversable country.

Worth ruling out some places to: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. I’d describe the weather as a constant cold mist, occasional drizzle, currently simultaneously muggy. There also isn’t much to see. The thing it does have going for it though is that there aren’t many animals here that will try to kill you (the cow is the most dangerous according to the statistics). The roads are quite safe too. The fizzy drinks are all sugar free and no HFCS, so they taste pretty disgusting too.

I’d love to go explore some of the historical sights in Rome, Greece, and up near Scotland. Ive been pretty much everywhere I’d wanna go already.

I'm presuming you don't live in the UK BuddyBigPaw because it has so many amazing places that should be visited if you can. Agreed, it has many flaws but most places do.

Italy has some stunning places. Prague, Istanbul, Barcelona, Seville. So many awesome places I wish I'd travelled more when I was younger!

I'm wanting to visit Japan, Thailand, Bali and the likes. Very lucky that Europe is on my door step and have visited m

i would love to visit North Korea - they have this conflict between the need for hard currency against the need to not allow their citizens to mix with foreigners and since Covid they have pretty much banned foreigners coming to NK. Even the Russians have just been banned from their new seaside resort one week after announcing that it is open to them. But, hey, who actually wants Russians coming to their country, anyway.

Bogor, indonesia is known as the “City of Rain” because it rains a lot here. The weather is cool and fresh, with lots of trees all around. What makes it special is the Presidential Palace with a big garden people can visit. And of course, Bogor has a lot of yummy food

We have a few trips planed and booked for the next year Mexico then Uig Sand, then the Highlands and over to Greece. took a break from traveling in the covid years but firmly back on the agenda now. Looking at a diving trip back to to the Maldives to add ontop that list asap