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Coastal sections of New England. The ocean water up there is cold enough in the summer to the point where they almost never get hot weather, and unlike coastal California, you don't have to deal with earthquakes or wildfires.
Humid subtropical climate that stays very close to averages.
The ideal and most perfect looking climate is Coffs Harbour, NSW. Perfection with warm ocean water and no extremes.
This kind of climate blows away the flawed supposedly humid subtropical climates in the SE US which are really just continental climates with winters that swing back and forth from freezing nights, cold days (every so many years an ice day) to warm days sometimes just days apart. And then stable but very uncomfortable hot summers. And if you like subtropical gardening Coffs folks don't ever worry any winter about losing all kinds of trees and plants like Southerners do.
Hard to beat Hawaii if you are allowed to count driving up to the summits on the big island. Whenever you get tired of endless summer, just hop in the Jeep and tool on up to the snow line.
that's the exact same altitude and weather for the city where I grew up in Venezuela (Los Teques)
The difference is that Los Teques is much closer to the beach, only 1 hour drive without traffic.
I'm jealous of any climate that gets lots of thunderstorms and lots of snow. I'm really jealous of Minneapolis' climate. I'm also jealous of climates that get cool and pleasant summers and bitter cold and snowy winters. Like Schefferville.
Mediterranean climates for me: Valencia, Palermo, Athens, Rome.
I tend to like warmer weather so no locales that have snow or long stretch of freezing temps like NYC, Boston, Chicago, Philly, etc.... too cold.
I live in Miami and the extreme heat doesn't bother me generally, however there are days when im like "for the love of god will this hot weather let up"... but that's what winter is for.
Easily one of my favorite climates (Dfb) in the lower 48.
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