What type of vacation do you prefer among the choices listed below?
1) Beach/island vacation- spending most of your time relaxing on a beach or at a pool, either on an island or other beach/tropical/warm weather destination.
2) Snow/ski vacation- hitting the slopes either skiing or snowboarding, in a cold weather destination.
3) Adventure- hiking, backbacking, etc.- an “on the go” vacation filled with action.
I personally vote for (1)- I’m all about relaxing by the beach or at the pool on vacation.
None of the above. I prefer to see the cultural side of things. Don’t get me wrong, I do like the sun etcetera, but I just don’t see the point of lounging all the time. I like to explore the country I’m visiting.
2004 New Zealand South Island Vacation part 2
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