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showme saidBali.

*approve*

It's a tie between St. Martin and Anguilla. St. Martin had the best scenery, but Anguilla had the best beaches.

St. Martin


Anguilla

joe122 saidIt's a tie between St. Martin and Anguilla. St. Martin had the best scenery, but Anguilla had the best beaches.

St. Martin


Anguilla

O god I cant believe you mentioned that... I grew up there partly

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Cape Town

Kotor, Montenegro or anywhere along the coast of former Yugoslavia

That is a difficult one. There are different forms of beauty so it is like comparing apples to oranges. I love getting really close to nature.

Año Nuevo State Park, California
Hawaii
Vancouver, Canada
I see a lot of beautiful things where I live.


oh...and the annual gay porn awards (j/k...this is sooo not true.....haha)


Now beautiful places to live / cities that are beautiful if you have over $2 million to spend:

(from North to South)
San Francisco (with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge)
Carmel
Santa Barbara
Palos Verdes
Corona del Mar
Laguna Beach
La Jolla

Rarotonga in the Cook Islands:



And the people were the friendliest I have encountered anywhere.

Beautiful Galveston Island, TX. Best beach in the world by far. LOL!!

Israel

Dj1990 saidWhat is the most beautiful place you have been to so far?

To the state of Unconsciousness (sleep).

Buzios, Brazil but I also love St. Maarten!

Versailles... Truly stunning.

Sedona

Scuba diving in the Red Sea.

istanbul, turkey

in my bed.

intensity69 saidVersailles... Truly stunning.

You stole my answer.

I went on a cold february morning, got off at the station and walked to the Rue de Paris. I looked over to the golden tops of the grille glinting above a bank of fog in the forecourt. It looked like the chateau was floating on a cloud. One of my favorite memories from my time in France.

Europe:
Amalfi Coast of Italy.

Caribbean:
Barbados

USA:
Driving along I-10 from West Texas through the deserts of New Mexico and Arizona into San Diego.

Driving the PCH down from San Francisco to LA. Big Sur is one of my favorite spots in California.

Driving up the 5 from Portland to Seattle. Seeing Mt. Rainier in the distance is just amazing.

Neuschwanstein Castle Bavaria, Germany. First picture is with me, the others I just stole lol

any where pristine with no crowd/ people/ urban sprawl/ development. Nature needs no development.

Where I'm at. Charleston, SC and Boston, MA.

The two places that I liked were the same that DallasFan said is Hawaii and enjoyed it immensely and the many things it offered in sights and people and loved running around the island and the other is St. Thomas because of its beauty of the island. Many things to see but liked also being with the locals and learning some about the island also and watching the cruise ships come in and the water at both places was blue and could see the bottom and the many fish swimming around.

The Columbia River Gorge on the Oregon/Washington border. I drove through there many times going back and forth between school and home on holidays. It's really like being in a Tolkien book.

I was in this guys pants one time, it was pretty fab!

(sorry, couldn't resist)