01/27/2012 20:31
Subject: Re:Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
Try Bermuda. The flights are cheap and really short.
Anonymous
01/27/2012 19:14
Subject: Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
also you must remember that if you're traveling abroad you might need a visa. and it can cost money...
Anonymous
01/27/2012 19:12
Subject: Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
The cost of a cruise adds up SO FAST. Once you factor in excursions, souvenirs, alcohol, tips, cabs at the islands... we went on a cruise this summer, didn't go on ONE excursion, and were amazed at how much money we spent.
Anonymous
01/27/2012 19:12
Subject: Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
OP, the dollar is not worth as much as it was when you could rent a beach house for the same amount as going abroad. Now a beach house is much cheaper, which is why people do it - but you already knew that....RIGHT??!!
Anonymous
01/27/2012 19:04
Subject: Re:Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
Cruise or Caribbean? There are tons of all inclusive spots.
Get some passports.
Anonymous
01/27/2012 18:01
Subject: Re:Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
I second or third Puerto Rico. It is not outside of the country, but I was surprised how foreign it was. I thought all the signs would be in Spanish and English (they are not). Check out San Juan and Fajardo. Rent a car and drive the countryside. Go to the rain forest.
I though Puerto Rico was more foreign then Quebec City, but that is a nice place too.
Anonymous
01/27/2012 16:36
Subject: Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)
I second the idea for Quebec City.
Anonymous
01/27/2012 16:34
Subject: Where could we spend $2500 on a vacation outside the country (alternative to DE beaches)