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Every location has its "sketchiness," or at least one in your list of prerequisites.... Unless of course you go somewhere that has no other people, but granted you have to get there somehow
I don't mind a little bit. But Tybee, Sedona, Kauai, Key Largo, etc. all have VERY little.
That kind of place.
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Why not Mexico?
Cancun is still by far the hot (and inexpensive) tourist spot in that area of the world.
I actually think it's fine as long as you stay in the hotel zone.
For the people that don't like a mega-resort, Isla Mujeres is just a short ferry ride from there...
Key Largo was a bit steep ($275 or so at the Hilton). But we found some good deals for Tybee and Kauai. We stay at the in-laws in Sedona, but we've found good deals when staying a bit north and south of there ($150-175).
The gulf coast of the Tampa Bay area. St Pete Beach up to Clearwater.
Heck, even St Pete itself is very clean and devoid of street begging and visible homelessness, at least in the main downtown area. It's almost eerie for such a big American city to be missing that grittiness.
Isn't this the headquarters of Scientology? the pretend religion?
Think it is Clearwater area that is bought up by Scientology to spite the locals that
didn't appreciate the pretend religion enough.
Isn't this the headquarters of Scientology? the pretend religion?
Think it is Clearwater area that is bought up by Scientology to spite the locals that
didn't appreciate the pretend religion enough.
Jeez, you're right. And Scientology is even sketchier than prostitutes, drugs or abandoned buildings.
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