Royal Islander Hotel Freeport

Just finished posting my impromptu trip to Nasau and Exuma, Bahamas experiencing the real Bahamas.

I am patiently waiting for my passport to be returned to me by Fedex. My passport is in the Italian Consulate in Miami for my Schengen Visa.

Funny, coz, I already have everything arranged, trip ticket and reservation to hostels, except for the Schengen Visa.

I am hoping I will be given a visa and that it will come to me in time for my trip scheduled in November 2-15.

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I was at the airport since 4pm..... The travel time: 30 minutes.

Make things worst:::::: Powerboat Adventure is fully booked for four days.....

What are we going to do? I have not heard of Islandworld Adventures as yet.

I just purchased online, a round trip ticket to Rome, Italy as a requirement in getting a SCHENGEN VISA. I will fly Continental Airlines.

hostelworld.com for places to stay.

Rome, Venice, Florence then back to Rome for a flight to Milan.

I hope, I will be given a visa......I hate applying for visa.

... over to Port Lucaya on Grand Bahama Island where we will be headquartered for the late Fall 2009 and Winter of 2010.

Wahoo fishing is especially good from the Freeport / Lucaya / West End of Grand Bahama in the Fall and Winter. We have several guests coming over to fish but still have many days open so let us know your plans.
Freeport Lucaya, Freeport, Bahamas checkmate

I already have booked a flight departing from Freeport to San Jose, Costa Rica via Miami. Mariselle is from there, need I say that she's Corta Rican? She's a nurse in the same hospital where I am working and is married to a colleague of mine. She invited me since she knew I wanted to go there.

Christian, Dr. Cynthia Ng's eldest son will ...

... trying to see it all which is impossible. It will still be 16 countries in 373 days.



The hardest part about this trip besides deciding which places to go was to tell my family and friends that I was actually doing this trip!

So why am I doing this trip?



1. I want to break every routine I have. It will be refreshing as well as ...

... imagined. Having once been a British island, there is plenty of Indian food selection, which we truly enjoy. So things are looking up. We have a wonderful Mexican family who moved in across from us the same week we arrived and Claudia (the wife) made us an amazing meal last week. We have talked about opening an authentic Mexican restaurant or at least a mobile delivery truck. I think we would do quite well here. We ...

... knots. About an hour or two after setting sail we saw the Canadians we met in the marina sailing off in the distance and talked over the VHF for a bit with them. They had a little different sailing strategy than us so our paths quickly widend while they headed SE and us E NE sailing close hauled. The first couple of hours went great and besides the 4-6 foot swells, everything was going good. We put out a couple of rods in hope of ...

... thank God for Felicia and Randy....after dinner the 4 of us headed to the lounge for the late show. The show was about 80s music and it was highly entertaining. My husband had to leave in the middle of the show for the finals of his Blackjack tournament. After the show, I said goodnight to our table-mates and found my husband. He took 3rd place in the tournament and received a nifty t-shirt along with an ocean players bag filled with stuff. He and I ...

... stole $175 from the purse and her telephone. She said her neighbors lost even more, but she did not want to give any details. She is heading back to Canada Saturday. It is a shame her trip ends on a sour note. In the afternoon we do email and use Skype to call the kids and friends. Our Internet access runs out at dinner time and there is no reason to renew it since we are leaving for the US ...