New Edgewater Bathsheba

... to Rhonda and her advice, we also visited St Nicholas Abbey, which was lovely&#8230;..and in the evening treated ourselves to dinner at The FishPot (excellent) after lunch at Nanika (no wonder we piled on the pounds this holiday)!<br><br>All in all, a most relaxing and enjoyable end to our Caribbean adventure&#8230;..the R&amp;R necessary to ensure a calm approach to our 44 hour journey back here to Surabaya!

... 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.. :(

... side of downtown, despite being unknown to Google Maps, our GPS, and all hard copy maps of Bridgetown. See? we *can* still function without information from the internet! Busses to the North and Northeast corners of the island can be caught from here, and there were many tantalizing destinations listed at each gate. We boarded our bus for St. Andrew's Church, and the driver asked where we were going.<br><br>"Hillaby," I stated with ...

... and outside Josh and Jason's house waiting on them to remove their rear ends from their beds. Adam was already there and was entertaining himself on my iTouch. Finally at 8.30 the other 2 guys get out, with piles of snacks and towels, and we get going. After a quick pit stop at the gas station to pick up some smokes and rum [for them], we head east. Blasting all sorts of strange music along the way, we just cruise down the mostly empty roads enjoying the sunshine :) We reach ...

... brand new supreme court building) we headed to the bus terminal just in time to catch a cross-island bus to Bathsheba.<br><br>Bathsheba is a little town situated in the middle of the east coast of the Island. This coast borders the Atlantic ocean, and as such, the water is much rougher and the terrain is much more rugged. Because of the water conditions, Bathsheba sports some of the best surfing ...

... was full so no extra's unfortunately. It was all very exciting.. Ok ok.. this, for sure, was not our first airplane trip, but our first long haul (8hours). We had little TV screens in front of us and no clue how to use them.. Dinner, which was actually pretty good as airline food goes, was served about 2 hours into the flight and then we settled in to watch our own movies ...

... The island is so beautiful with all of its tropical exotic trees and colours. One could stay here forever. <br><br>We were then driven through Holetown, where the island's first settlers landed in 1627. Upon our return, we passed in front of numerous luxury hotels and houses. <br><br>The island is purely marvelous. Our short stay here provided us with lots of memories that we will cherish forever.<br><br>Thankful for scenic drives.<br><br>Mo

... 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 ...