Holliday Hot Spots

Algarve,Greece, New Zealand, Thailand, Laos, Indonesia, Canada.
 
For a trip in the UK I would say Lleyn Peninsula , Derbyshire, The Gower, Snowdonia and most of the North and West of Scotland are amazing.

In Europe I love the Nordics for a non beach holiday, Stockholm is stunning, Helsinki lots of fun and go north of the artic circle in the summer .

For a European beach I love the rocky shores of north Corsica.

Further afield for beaches australia is amazing, cancun and Miami lots of fun. For food and life Mumbai, Paris, New York, Tokyo are all places you can go out every day and night and enjoy yourself.

Above all though my two favourite places have always been Canada and australia, I love the wild beauty, the space, the wildlife and everything about them both. As I moved to aus I would have to say Canada is now my favourite holiday destination.
 
I've got a thing about south america, love the place.

Chile, Argentina or Peru would be my ideal holiday, or off to Brazil if I'm looking for a decent beach.
 
Las Vegas....not a traditional holiday destination but if you love a flutter and poker like I do its heaven!

Algarve... lovely little enclosed beaches and great weather when its pissing it down here, plus only a couple hours away.

Australia....so much to see and do, cracking place. Been twice, and would go again tomorrow if it wasn't so bloody far away!

New Zealand....probably the most beautiful country I've ever been to.

Cuba...perfect for a fly and flop long haul holiday. Nice locals too.

For city breaks, Rome, Prague, Dublin, Munich all tick the boxes. Further afield, New York and Hong Kong are musts.

Go to Vegas again in less than 3 weeks, might be just a bit excited :)
 
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