Anonymous wrote:I've enjoyed every place I've ever visited, except for one: Massanutten. Virginia. I still don't know why the place sort of unsettled me, but it did. We were not there in the winter, maybe that's why? I still cannot pinpoint exactly why. Everyone else had a fine enough time, and I went along, but it felt off. Low vibration strange. I've never felt like that anywhere else. And I grew up rural.

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Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't say I hated it, but my one trip to Puerto Rico left me never wanting to go back.

Can you share what you didn’t like about it? I’m thinking about a trip there with my family this year but kinda on the fence about it. Some people here rave about it, others say it’s a dump. Who do I believe??!

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Anonymous wrote:I had miserable experiences in both Miami and Orlando Florida (Miami less so). I will give the state one more shot (have always wanted to see the Keys) but if I don't like it there, I'm never going back to the state as a whole.

you literally picked the two worst places in FL to visit so you shouldn't write the whole state off based on that!

dp. I hated all of FL, from the Keys to Palm Beach.

FL was the worse vacation I've ever had. I was miserable and didn't enjoy any of the area. Even the beaches sucked because of all the sargassum seaweed.

I have been to the Caribbean (including going through a hurricane), Europe, Asia, and several states. FL was the worst. Never going there again unless I absolutely have to.

That isn't 'all' of Florida. I live in Florida and haven't even been to those places. And I doubt that every single beach you went to happened to have sargassum at that exact moment-it's more likely something you read about and internalized because of your misery.

No, we spent a week in FL, started in the Keys, stayed in various places going up north all the way to Palm Beach. They *all* had terrible sargassum seaweed issues.

google the pictures of massive seaweeds along the Atlantic coast. It was huge and stinky. They tried to clean it up in the morning, but it was so massive they couldn't keep up with it.

Never again will I go to FL, at least from spring to fall. Also, I didn't find most of FL all that interesting. I wouldn't mind spending a bit more time in Key West, but everywhere else was blah.

Anonymous wrote:Brooklin Maine. Thought it would be idyllic- we rented a nice cabin with a private beach and had our own kayaks and SUPs, but i really hated it. An hour to the nearest grocery store, restaurants only open Wednesday- Saturday, and you had to enter a lottery for a chance to order a pizza at the one pizza place. Was the one time in my life I wanted to cut a vacation short.

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't say I hated it, but my one trip to Puerto Rico left me never wanting to go back.

Anonymous wrote:I didn’t love the Bahamas. Felt like a cruise ship.

Anonymous wrote:Celebration, Florida on a girls trip. The dumbest town and a terrible place to go on an adults only vacation.

Anonymous wrote:I didn’t love the Bahamas. Felt like a cruise ship.

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Anonymous wrote:Would not go back to Taiwan, Mexico, Turkey, Aruba, Nassau, St Lucia.

Curious about your (or anyone's) poor experience with Taiwan. It's a place I've wanted to go because of the lush mountain scenery and the food.

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Anonymous wrote:I had miserable experiences in both Miami and Orlando Florida (Miami less so). I will give the state one more shot (have always wanted to see the Keys) but if I don't like it there, I'm never going back to the state as a whole.

you literally picked the two worst places in FL to visit so you shouldn't write the whole state off based on that!

dp. I hated all of FL, from the Keys to Palm Beach.

FL was the worse vacation I've ever had. I was miserable and didn't enjoy any of the area. Even the beaches sucked because of all the sargassum seaweed.

I have been to the Caribbean (including going through a hurricane), Europe, Asia, and several states. FL was the worst. Never going there again unless I absolutely have to.

That isn't 'all' of Florida. I live in Florida and haven't even been to those places. And I doubt that every single beach you went to happened to have sargassum at that exact moment-it's more likely something you read about and internalized because of your misery.

No, we spent a week in FL, started in the Keys, stayed in various places going up north all the way to Palm Beach. They *all* had terrible sargassum seaweed issues.

google the pictures of massive seaweeds along the Atlantic coast. It was huge and stinky. They tried to clean it up in the morning, but it was so massive they couldn't keep up with it.

Never again will I go to FL, at least from spring to fall. Also, I didn't find most of FL all that interesting. I wouldn't mind spending a bit more time in Key West, but everywhere else was blah.

I don’t love Florida, though the Keys and parts of the Gulf are really nice, but it’s silly to say “never again” because of an abundance of seaweed. The coast isn’t Disney World or a water park. Coastlines are always changing- waves, wind, ocean creatures, and seaweed are always coming and going. I’ve been to Hatteras when the water is almost as blue and clean as the Caribbean. The next day the wind can change directions and the clean blue sea is a muddy green and brown. The water isn’t dirty, rather the waves and wind are churning up the sea floor.