Posted by admin on Apr 10, 2012 in Australia, Bahamas, Europe, Holidays, Safe Traveling, Vacations | 0 comments
There a lot of reminders that my parents have to make when traveling. They often refer me to the CDC travel guidelines. I do not know what is really up to them that they always have to remind us about that. Like they would even give us pamphlets and let us search online with their given website. I always thought the reason why they are like that because of some bad experience in traveling. But my parents have always been traveling and they don’t give any comment about it.
My parents always brag the places they have been to and the activities that they have done when they were at a much younger age. They both now are retired and just enjoy with just each other’s company. They don’t travel that often anymore and would just walk in the park or at the beach.
I have always looked up my parents with high respect. They taught me almost about everything and they were always there for me and my other siblings when we were in trouble. They both have been very supportive of us and even give us some insights and advice if we have some issues. We love our parents dearly.
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Posted by admin on Sep 10, 2010 in Bahamas | 0 comments
The Bahamas are found just off the coast of Florida and running south into
the Caribbean Sea. This region has more than seven hundred islands which
makes for thousands of miles of coastline and to many beaches to count. The
waters here are just the best, being clear and warm and coral reefs in
abundance. The marine life is spectacular and the climate is pleasant and
all this makes it a popular travel destination from people from all over the
world.
On Nassau you will find the casino and the straw market being o cosmopolitan
and on Eleuthera, you will find pink sand and architecture that is done in
the New England style. If you want laid back relaxation, then you want to
head for Bimini. For those who are scuba divers, Conception Island will give
you shipwrecks and also world class fishing. You can see that there is
something for everyone in the Bahamas.
The national parks is where bird watchers can see the home to the Abaco
parrot and the West Indian flamingo but there are also many protected
species here. The climate here is tropical marine and is moderated by the
Gulf Stream. May through October is the hurricane and storm season.*
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