Sup /trv/ I'm looking for a nice holiday next spring. I

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>>1168687
I'm currently talking up Morocco in another thread, so might as well mention it here.

Scotland is an obvious suggestion.
Less obvious: Corsica/Saridnia, Spanish Pyrenees.
Do you prefer areas with no people?

How is Norway not a no-brainer?

>>1168687
>Alaska unaffordable
Oh? Have you checked out shorter Icelandair's over the pole flights?

Nova Scotia plus a rent a car is one of the best driving vacations around for beautiful vistas, from gorgeous little coves with lighthouses, and quaint little wooden houses, to gorgeous expanses of rocks, cliffs, beaches down below, and lots of wildlife too. Cape Breton Is is one of the top 10 drives. You can probably get a nice deal to Iceland if you go early enough in Spring, but Ireland is a good 2nd, Scotland a 3rd. Again, you need to be able to rent a car.

>>1168720
Well I checked their website and it comes up as over 1000 €, so way over budget
>>1168714
Scotland does sound good, yeah I do prefer sparsely populated areas

Go to the mestia region in Georgia. The mountains are just massive there. There can still be quite alot of snow in the spring though

Picos in Cantabria are lovely. Not much English spoken there but I got by

>>1168786
>yeah I do prefer sparsely populated areas
I was going to suggest the Appalachian trail but if you want sparse do the Continental Divide Trail, you pass through multiple wilderness areas and will be lucky to even see another thru-hiker

>>1168720
seconding cape breton, the cabot trail is beautiful. Interior nova scotia isn't anything special but the coast is pretty. Would also recommend newfoundland for its size and remoteness. Gros Morne is a beautiful park and well worth a visit.

Feeling adventurous? Try something like Kyrgyzstan. Beautiful mountains and nature and not touristy.

OP what is your budget.

>>1168687
I'd recommend Russia, Finland or Norway. Canada is fucking expensive, more so than the US. Especially in the north.
>t. Yukoner

>>1169056
I'd say 700-800€

Do the kungleden trail. It's p /out/ it's definitely worth it. If you don't have time then just do the northern part.

Another option which is less physically demanding and damn cheap is the tatra mountains in Slovakia. Rent a log cabin, insta comfy as fuq.

>>1169311
Including Iceland?
The Caucasus would be my first choice too, but if I were you with that budget, I would choose one of the following:
>Hitchhike Iceland ring road
>Canoe trip in Finland
>Picos de Europa hike

>>1169311
Yeah, forget about Canada. Border guards won't let you into the country with a budget that low.

>>1169397
Lol yeah I know I've been there in 2014

>>1169381
>including iceland
Derp, meant to say 'including flights?'

ill post some kyrgyzstan best stan pics when im off work- god do i miss that country

>>1169510
yes please

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summer hotel, Lake Issyk Kul

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Just outside Bishkek

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Lake Ala Kul outside of Karakol

How is travelling there safety wise?

>>1169381
>Canoe trip in Finland
Fucking cabins everywhere, man. But still pretty empty.

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>>1169984
>>1169985
BRB Kyrgyzstan

>>1170091
I lived there for two years never had trouble. If youre a girl or bringing one, just prepare for multiple marriage proposals from countryside locals.

>>1170173

i'm also interested in Kyrgyzstan, do people speak english at least a bit there?

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>>1168687

chile and argentina