I have to go with the places I’ve lived in: Malta, Scotland, Australia - that’s only the tip of the iceberg. I’ve travelled a lot in these three countries and you can spend weeks in all of them apart from Malta.

@Jennifer Turner lived in Australia for a year. Never seen a jellyfish or a big spider apart from the aquarium and the Zoo. We did quite a bit of traveling there aswell. Victoria is a great region, ranging from Phillip island and their smallest penguins, great ocean road, the twelve apostles, rain forest along the way, and you can go through the grampians to end up in Ballarat where they first found gold in Australia. The Yarra valley is amazing if you love wine. Queensland is great but massive. Sydney is a must see. Yet there’s so much I have not see cause we decided to go to Fiji while we were there. Have to go back to Australia and do Perth and their wine regions, Cairns and Great Barrier Reef and Northern Territory. Maybe a cruise to the Kimberleys. Now Malta, Malta is the jewel of the Mediterranean. It’s a very small island exactly in the middle of the Mediterranean, closest to Sicily (Italy) and Tunisia. Made of three islands: Malta, Comino, and Gozo. History ranging from prehistoric ages with its megalithic temples, to the Arabs, the knights of St John who built our bastioned capital city. I probably should stop as I could go on forever about my island! 😊