Known for its vibrant culture and thriving educational setting, Berkeley is often on tourist itineraries. And while it's fun to be there for a couple of hours, the magic wears off. The city lacks iconic landmarks, so you quickly get bored. Not to mention the student footfall, making it feel short-lived.
You're probably surprised to see this here because New Orleans' Creole charm, distinctive music, and annual celebrations have always been attractive. But New Orleans also has some of the highest crime rates, so you're definitely going to run into trouble, especially if you're in the overcrowded French Quarter.
While Oahu is definitely one of the most popular destinations in Hawaii, it has become a victim of its own fame. Almost every tourist itinerary explores Oahu, so you'll encounter terrible footfalls and some of the most outrageous prices.
Although Ao Nang's bright blue coastline attracts tourists from all over, it's also one of the most overcrowded destinations. Finding an unclaimed beach spot is impossible, and coupled with the heat, you get nothing but an unpleasant experience.
Liege's medieval heart is undoubtedly fun for a while, but the spell quickly wears off. While this Belgian destination is often recommended, not many realize how intensely industrial it feels. It's not at all like the European delight you've been seeking. Head to Ghent, Belgium, and you'll find what you're looking for
The Jamaican capital is often the first on the list of must-visits. And while it's certainly got a lot to offer, it can be a tad bit uncomfortable for tourists; it's tough to mix in with the locals, so you don't get an authentic vibe. However, Negril is a stunning Jamaican town that makes you feel like you've stepped on heaven.
It's hard to picture a destination nestled in the Andes as disappointing, but Medellin isn't the tourist-friendly place we think it is. It has a constantly high crime rate, with most tourists feeling uncomfortable exploring its streets. On the other hand, Salento is a picturesque town with dramatic views of the Andes and promises of delicious coffee.