I'm one of those students who has had a bucket list made since I was 14, and throughout the years I have altered and added to that list. After these past few years in college, I've realized that I don't want to just graduate and work for the rest of my life. But I also don't want to delay finding a job until I'm 30. So what do I do? In my career field, I could work just about anywhere, and that's a huge plus side. I've thought of all the different places that I would love to live, and believe me, the list gets long. So what about for you? Have you thought of a country or countries that you'd like to visit the summer after you graduate college, or maybe a vacation spot? You should; make it a future plan that you save up. Make it rewarding because we all deserve a treat every now and then. Don't have any ideas? Here's a list of places that can be both relaxing and fun...
1. Sicily, Italy
Beautiful, clear waters like this are what make me want to visit so badly. Following back into my roots is simply a bonus. Feel free to explore the unknown beauty of Sicily.
2. Southeast, Iceland
Not a city in specific but many beautiful sights to be seen. The northern lights, glaciers, and even craters.
3. Barnard Castle, England
From loving castles, being in the woods and the beauty of the water- how much better can you get? Experience a whole new level magic.
4. Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland
For whoever has seen Made of Honor, this castle should look familiar. It is not only beautiful as a castle, but the location is stunning.
5. Whitehaven Beach, Australia
What more could you ask for....it's capturing, beautiful, and the pure image of resting on this beach would seem unreal.
6. Prague, Czech Republic
No words, "romance, arts, history, nightlife and much more."
7. Hallstatt, Austria
Quite frankly, I feel like I'd be visiting Santa's Workshop and that's what makes this beautiful city more attractive.
So no matter where you go, whether in the US or in another country, let your sense of adventure take control. You're only young once and you should live it well.




























