To ask, what the longest length of time you have been away on a holiday?

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I'm going away soon for 14 days. I've never been away for this length of time before. It's usually been between 2 and 10 days.

What's the longest time you have been on holiday for ?

3 weeks to America.

4 weeks in India, 3 weeks in Thailand and 3 weeks in America. These were all pre-children.

4 weeks doing an epic road trip in the Deep South, meeting up with friends and having a blast!

We normally go away from Christmas or just after, until early February, can't stand England in January. So around six weeks.

One month

Several times

About 4 1/2 months - I backpacked around the world

Three weeks in California and another three weeks in Thailand. To be honest, I think unless you are crossing time zones where you need a bit of time to adjust four or five days can feel just as beneficial as two or three weeks. We've done lots of short trips - city breaks and coastal/country boltholes and always say it feels like we've been away much longer - a change is as good as a rest and all that.

I've done a month twice - once back to the Uk when I lived abroad and another time abroad when I lived in the Uk. Still felt like it had flown by at the end of it

Anything over 3 months i'd not call a holiday (I used to go abroad for summer seasons, am not counting that)

4.5 weeks to Australia and NZ.

Road trip in America for a month. I did spend a week with my brother taking DS with me at his house before DH joined me and off we set for three weeks It was impossible for him to get a month off, I was incredibly lucky that I managed to persuade my employer.

I did a 6 month one, that was expensive. 2 years would be amazing! Wow, I would just love that

3 weeks in New Zealand. It was amazing and so nice to be away for so long.

17 days to Canada when I was about 14.

Pretty much since then it's been a week at a time.

Although in June we're off to Norway/Iceland for 2 weeks on a cruise. It'll be 15 days though, as travelling down to Southampton the day before.

3 years, backpacking across all continents, saved up for it all before we went. Small stint of work en route to top up the coffers! Most amazing experience of my life

Yes I agree! The lovely thing about literally having all the time in the world is that you can stay for weeks in a place you love or just move on from somewhere else you don't like. I found it really hard coming back and settling down again, still love travelling/holidays. Live for them, now we will go away for 3 weeks at a time.

3.5 weeks to New Zealand, same for a US road trip

3 weeks, on two separate occasions.

I backpacked for 4 months in my 20s but wouldn't call that a holiday, as such, as I was between jobs, relocating, etc. So it seems different somehow.

14 weeks, bought a round the world ticket. Best thing I ever did.

22 nights for a holiday.

Been travelling for longer but that didn't really feel much like a holiday. Different thing.

6 1/2 weeks, spent whole of summer holidays at our French house. DH came for 2 weeks then flew home to work, then came back for final week.

4 weeks

9 months in 2019. Went travelling on a one way ticket. Met DP. Now have a toddler and a newborn so nothing like it for some time.

Was it fantastic?

How much did it cost ??

Four years in the middle east.
To be fair, my husband was working whereas I was enjoying the holiday. 🏖️