Travel Bucket List- Liv Romano

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Being locked inside has been driving me crazy!! The only thing I can think about is getting out of my house and exploring new places. I'm sure this doesn't only apply to me, but quarantine has motivated me to travel!! So, today I'm going to be sharing my travel bucket list.

Luxury Resort in French Polynesia | The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
1. Bora Bora: Yes, I know this is a lot of people's dream vacation, but I've always wanted to go here. It's so tropical and beautiful, it almost doesn't seem real. The idea of waking up every day in one of the little huts and already being by the water seems like a dream. Bora Bora would be a great way to escape and enjoy time with your family and friends. Hopefully I can travel here one day!

32 Best Things to Do in Paris - Condé Nast Traveler2. Paris, France: If I could only pick one place in Europe to go, it would definitely be Paris. Paris seems to be a unique, fun, and happy place. I've always been intrigued by their fashion, food, and language. I've never been out of the country and had the chance to experience another culture, but I feel like Paris would be the perfect place to start. Visiting the Eiffel Tower and eating macaroons sounds amazing!! I hope I can visit the city!
Kahului, Maui Destination Guide, Hawaiian Islands, United States ...
3. Maui, Hawaii: Travelling to Hawaii has been on my bucket list for the longest time. My parents went there for their honeymoon and they loved it. Once again, I find the Hawaiin culture to be very unique. Going to Luaus, spending days at the beach, snorkeling, ziplining, and hiking sounds perfect right now. The only thing I don't think I'll like about Hawaii is the sharks. I've heard there is a lot of them there, but I think I would get over my fear and explore the beautiful place.

Los Angeles County, California - Wikipedia4. Los Angeles, California: I know this isn't a very typical vacation place, but I've always wanted to go. They have a lot of cafes and restaurants that I've always wanted to visit, such as Urth Cafe. Also, I've also wanted to visit Rodeo Drive, Hollywood Boulevard, and Melrose Avenue to see the fancy and luxurious stores. Plus, there is a chance I would meet a few celebrities which would be very cool. I don't think I would want to spend a lot of time in LA, but I definitely want to experience it!

Aquaventure Water Park at Atlantis Casino and Resort5. The Bahamas: Similar to Bora Bora, this is a common dream vacation. However, for a marketing project I had to research the Bahamas and it made me really want to visit. The Bahamas has the second deepest blue hole in the world, pink sand beaches, and clear blue water. It sounds like a dream to me. Also, I would want to stay at the Atlantis hotel because it has the waterslide that goes through a tank filled with sharks and other sea creatures. As terrified as I would be, I think I would have a lot of fun. I hope I can travel here one day!


These places are all beautiful and on my travel bucket list. In the future and when things get back to normal, I hope I can visit at least a few of these places!!


Comments

  1. AnonymousMay 28, 2020 at 7:28 AM

    These places seem really cool to travel to. I really want to go to Hawaii, too.

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  2. AnonymousMay 28, 2020 at 11:00 AM

    I reallyyy wanna travel too! The only place I've been is Maine. (if you know you know)

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  3. DanielleJune 1, 2020 at 11:00 AM

    I've been to L.A. and Hawaii and would love to go to any of them or back to them! I think we're all ready to escape a bit now!

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