Favorite off the beaten path/hidden gem place to go

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pancake Rock on the west coast of the South Island in New Zealand. At high tide the waves explode up through the rock formations and it sounds like jet engines. If high tide is near sunset the place is empty and the view is breathtaking.

So many places on the west coast of the south island are just incredible. My wife and I were the only people at Jackson Bay, which is the southernmost point reachable by road. A pod of little Hector's dolphins came to visit us. It was magical. Thanks for reminding me of this experience, PP.

Can't figure out how to embed a pic. For anyone who's curious. https://imgur.com/a/SHmcd

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Kotor, Montenegro

Closer to home, Ocean House (Westerly, RI)

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Only DCUMers would have ready cash to sod off to NZ lol

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Anonymous wrote:Only DCUMers would have ready cash to sod off to NZ lol

It's cheaper than half the places talked about here.

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Anonymous wrote:If I listed my hidden gem here then it would become too well known. That's part of the appeal of a place being a hidden gem.

+1. One of the best things about my hidden gem is that it lacks DCUMs and their offspring.

By that logic you should stay home and spare the other visitors your presence.

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Nova Scotia

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There were very few Americans in the Azores and in parts of Norway. Both are wonderful

[Anonymous]

Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. Cool vintage movie theater, lots of b&b's, and less expensive massages at the state park. Some good restaurants. Low key and relaxing.