Kings Beach Hotel Bridgetown

... people gyrated (I suppose it was dancing?) in colourful costumes &#8211; or rather accessories! All to celebrate the end of the sugar cane harvest and the success of the rum production!<br><br>On one day we hired a car and explored the island &#8211; marvelling at the ferocious seas of the Atlantic at Animal Flower caves and Bathsheba compared to our gently lapping, clear, warm, blue waters on the west coast ...

... in front of them, others staff members trying to use their benefits but falling short. The customer service of the AA representatives was horrendous enough to be worthy of its own blog, but it's not one I feel like writing right now. We were all trying different options. We thought about trying from different airlines - everything is full. Different islands, everything is full. We even thought ...

This is my third day trying to get out of the island on standby. I was 38/47 on the list earlier. So many families of staff members using their tickets for holiday.. It's insanity. It seems to be impossible to get out of the Caribbean right now! Hopefully I'll figure out something soon, otherwise I may have to cancel parts of my itinerary.. :(

... I keep leaving the main party section to walk up ahead of the trucks to find my friends who were sidelining. Of course they had more energy than me, so I ended up getting dragged all over the place.<br><br><br> And then we had to find my ride home. My friend's mom had to go take care of one of the guys in our group after he passed out on the side of the road, but we were dead tired by this point and just wanted to go home or chill out somewhere ...

... two, actually! Instead, I decided to walk through Independence Square. This was an area recently renovated in order to make the city look nicer, and it worked. The fountains were on and everything was in motion. Crossed over the other, bigger, fancier-looking bridge back into the main section of B'town, and walked down the boardwalk that runs alongside the Harbour. It's very hustle-and-bustle until you reach the ...

... very nice and gracious enough. Theres plenty of kids too so im sure my baby will have a good time there and i am confident that she will be okay, that she will be taken good care of well. Makayla didnt cry the moment she saw other kids playing, so it was an easy temporary separation. Outside the port, i've noticed couple of ships docked too, so it means a hectic port day today. Getting the taxi was a lot of hassle, theres hundreds of people ...

... I was a little bit disappointed that the tour did not stopped here. I would have like to.<br><br>We then proceeded to St. John's Church which is perched 800 feet above the Atlantic ocean. Here, we got off the bus and enjoyed our tour inside as well as outside the church. It was amazing. From the back of the church, a magnificent view of the blue azure ocean could be seen. It was absolutely breathtaking. <br><br>There were several tombs ...

... huge sea turtles swimming one next to the other one in their environment. What a beautiful scene! Too bad I couln't take any pictures, my camera not being waterproof. Small coloured fishes could also be seen next to some huge yellow angelfish. Here I was, in the Caribbean Sea snorkeling. I was this little (well not so little) fish swimming in this huge aquarium. It was a dream come true. It was magic ...

... The book says the rainy season should be over by now and the dry season beginning. Tell it to the Equator, which is more than just some imaginary belt holding in the Earth's midriff bulge. The same forces that widen the belly and flatten the poles also dump torrents of rain in the center and create desserts along the tropics, gravity and inertia and Coriolis forces spinning off. It's no accident that the Amazon and Congo ...

... and hotels. It was very relaxing to just sit back and enjoy the view with a refreshing sea breeze blowing throughout the catamaran. When the staff began distributing the snorkels and masks, we knew it was almost time to get into the clear and refreshing ocean. The spot where we anchored was named Monkey Bay and there were plenty of other catamarans anchored here as well. Once those of us who wanted to snorkel put on all our gear, we all entered ...