I love to travel, being in the UK we have many European destinations a couple of hours away on a plane. Just come back from a few days in Slovenia,was beautiful to walk in the countryside.

What vacation? I live in America.

What is this "vacation" of which you speak? I am unfamiliar.

I stay home. Can’t afford to go anywhere.

Vacation? What vacation?

I rarely travel any real distance. I take my vacations at home, mostly, and sometimes I'll seek out events or activities locally. Late last summer, for instance, I took a week or so off and during that time I went to The Adirondack Experience museum and, very briefly, to the View Arts gallery in Old Forge. A couple of days later I went to the American Maple Museum, and then spent a couple of hours wandering through the woods (and getting lost) on my woodlot. That's a good vacation for me, and I get to sleep in my own bed at night.

i prefer day trips really

I love going to Caribbean, spent many a vacation in Cuba. Having Europian origine I also love Europe so I visited many places....over all I love traveling.

Pretty much anywhere I want. However, since flying is the worst form of travel for the environment I limit trips that require flying by jets. That said, my most fun vacation is to the FFRF conventions. Last year was the headquarters, Madison, WI, which is a pretty neat city. This year it will be in San Francisco.

Being in a major island archipelago (which includes the Gulf and Vancouver islands in Canada) there are no shortages of fabulous staycations here.

Go on vacation?? I live six minutes by motorbike from the beach in a tropical paradise where I can photograph rare birds and animals every day of the week and eat Thai food and tropical fruit for almost nothing. Here's a photo of me swimming at Samila Beach, Songkhla, Thailand.

home

I like a staycation to get things done around the house. Too often I allow myself to be pulled into trips to the Deep South in the middle of the summer. I'm an idiot. I almost never go in the winter when it would be pleasant.

Visiting family and National Parks have been my vacations. I love being out in the middle of nature and observing all of its wonders.

Mostly at home, I decided when a kid, I wanted to live where I most wanted to be, have moved a few times over the years as my inclinations changed. This is the 3rd house I have bought in this small village in the past 25 years. Life is one long holiday.

I try to take six weeks of vacation a year - 2 to see my father, 2 to see my son and 2 for my niece. So I go to Indiana, Reno and Florida. I'm lucky enough to have a 4-day work week, so I also take frequent short trips to California to visit friends. I leave for my first Florida trip of the year soon and instead of going to see my son this year we're going to Hawaii for a couple of weeks (7-day cruise and Waikiki).

I love traveling but more than anything I enjoy cruises! Going on our 5th one this summer.

I have not been on many vacations in the past few years. I'm overdue. But one thing I never miss: my East European Music & Dance Workshop in NY every August. New music to learn, parties every night, and people with whom I've been chosen family for going on three decades.

If I have a lady friend, I like to spend my vacation in Jamaica at an all-inclusive. If not, I generally chill at home, and get stuff done I've put off while working 10s.
Edit: Reading these comments makes me feel lucky I get 4 weeks of vacation a year. Is that that uncommon?

I havnt had a holiday for a couple of years now. The last one I went to northern India for a month. It was great. I still talk about it now -to anyone who'll listen
I'd love to go back one day. Maybe down to the south next time

I would love to spend one at the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

I squeeze in weekend camping trip anywhere I can, and it is pure bonus when I can add in some kayaking or cycling. It has been a long time since I took a long road trip that wasn't tied to some sort of work.