Where in this world would you want to retire?

Philippines
April 20, 2011 5:07am CST
If there's one place in this world you would want to retire when you get older where would that be? For me, i'm thinking of a beachfront house somewhere in the Caribbean or Monte Carlo. It's just wishful thinking but i think it's a great way to relieve some stress in our busy lives. I live in the Philippines where there a lots of beautiful beaches in our country. Maybe i'll settle in on of those when i'm old hehe. What would you guys want to retire?
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@greenline (14838)
• Canada
24 Apr 11
Here is my wishful thinking. If ever I would have the possibility, my ideal choice to live when I retire would be Switzerland. I have been there twice, and I am so impressed with the natural sceneries all over the country. It would be so pleasant all the year round.
• Philippines
24 Apr 11
I like Switzerland. I've been to Lucerne once and i liked the scenery. I went there around April but it's still a bit cold.
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
23 Apr 11
I would like to retire to a beach side bungalow by a tropical beach. There would be coconut palms in my garden and I would have a sea view. Really due to my disabled son I might have to stay in my home country and it has a temperate climate. My son is in a wheelchair and I don''t know how independent he will be as an adult. I hope to visit the Philippines for some island hopping and snorkeling. I am very keen on visiting different countries in the world.
• Philippines
24 Apr 11
I think you will be blessed for taking good care of you disabled son. I hope you can fulfill your dream bungalow on a tropical island. I hope your son will be able to grow as an independent human being.
@chiyosan (30184)
• Philippines
22 Apr 11
I want to be able to retire here at home. And travel while i can.i am not thinking of settling down in foreign countries. I would be more comfortable to retire in s familiar place.
@yoyo1198 (3641)
• United States
21 Apr 11
When I was younger I lived close to Kentucky Lake in the US. I went fishing almost every day except during the winter months. I married a physician who had a share in a cabin on the lake and I still think that area is the most beautiful place in the world. Over the years, I've moved around quite a bit. Have been in Texas, down around the Louisiana bayous, in Tennessee, Georgia, Indiana and Kentucky. Of all of them, I'd still prefer the Kentucky Lake area. Louisiana would be a close second choice.
• Philippines
22 Apr 11
Men! I'd love to have a cabin by the lake. I can imagine swimming, fishing, bbq at night etc. You're very lucky.
@marguicha (215428)
• Chile
20 Apr 11
I would like a place at the Caribbean, as long as I have the money to travel and come see my family once in awhile. But all that is just for the sake of answering your post. I am retired, I live in the same house I´ve always lived and I have strenght enough just for remodeling it bit by bit once in a while and to travel once in a year for vacations. I still think that I´d like to spend the worst of the winter at a warmer place.
• Philippines
20 Apr 11
Go to the philippines or other tropical countries during your winter it's warm all year long. My idea of retiring in the caribbean was also a wishful thinking. Even if you have lots of money, I know it's quite difficult to leave your home; where you have lived for a very long time; and go a foreign island. Thanks for answering though.
• Philippines
16 May 11
i'd like to have a little cave of my own that way i can really say i'm gonna be a hermit when i retire hehehe although that cave'd have modern amenities heheh
@jillhill (37354)
• United States
20 Apr 11
I used to think I wanted to retire up in the woods in a log cabin. But after going in a few I definately have changed my mind. Now I would love to live here for six months then go live six months with my daughter in Arizona!
• Philippines
20 Apr 11
I like to retire somewhere in Europe... maybe in Barcelona or in Ireland. I like somewhere wherein the place is just relaxing and I can let time pass by... :)