Caribbean Sunset

... a week's vacation. In the islands, it can be worse. Hurricanes Ophelia and Philippe turned north before reaching the Caribbean this year, and their swells were hardly noticeable. This image shows the eponymous sunset above Sunset House's salt water ...

Hi everyone, HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011!! I started writing this on Christmas Eve, watching the sunset over a blue Caribbean Sea. Jennifer arrived on Dec. 16 to stay with us over the Christmas season, and we immediately flew out the next morning for St. Kitts ...

... they´re too bony and no good to eat. All in all, it was a stunning experience, especially as we fished on past the Caribbean sunset, rum helping with the seafaring spirit. At the end, it was time to head back, but not before spending fifteen minutes or ...

... as we sat on the beach with cold Aquilas in our hands, flexing our toes in the warm sand and gazing out at a perfect Caribbean sunset, we reflected on the great trek we'd just completed, and breathed sighs of relief that it was all over. To summarise ...

... of English descendants, mainland Hondurans and loads of ex pats (mostly from Europe). Generally, most people speak English with an amusing Caribbean twang, which was great for us but not so good for our Spanish learning! During the first few days we ...

... the beach got considerably calmer. Cara ate Red Snapper (her new fish of choice!) and we watched the sun go down over the Caribbean next to a cluster of coconut palms. We camped pretty cheaply for about three quid and it was much nicer than at Tayrona ...

... clearly everything in details. As we got closer to the islands the boats passing us by, grew in size. This area of the Caribbean in particular sees very wealthy tourism. As we got to the harbor in Marigot around 9am, we went straight to the patrol ...

... the succulent flesh from their legs. We sailed to a protected bay and anchored for the night, watching yet another magical sunset over the Caribbean Sea. Day 6 - Waking up in Paradise We spent the night in a cove, surrounded by countless tiny islands. ...

... good friend Adrian who we lived with in Quito. We then began what we had been so looking forward to...beaching on the Caribbean!    Rodedero is 10 mins from Santa Marta and is a beach town which is really popular with Colombians. It is ...

... sizzling sun slowly fell to the sea, turning day to dusk, bringing forth a delicious breath of cool air, and our final sunset on the Caribbean.           Funny how things can change so quickly ... all the chaos ...

... white sand and palm trees, crystal clear, warm water, rum and paradise. We arrived to Cartagena, a fortified city on the Caribbean coast. After finding a hostel, we headed straight to the Caribbean Sea. Four blocks from the hostel we saw the Caribbean ...

... amp; back in 2.5 hours.  The waters were fairly calm and the breezes were fantastic.  Plus it seemed we had the whole Caribbean to ourselves as there was not a single boat to be found, not even any Pirates! Another wonderful day has ended in St. ...

... , on the way to Les Salines, but at no point on the road had we been afforded the absolutely magnificant views out across the Caribbean sea. The colour of the sea was truly ridiculous and as perfect as you would expect from the West Indies. Thankfully the ...

... like-“is that in South America?” She has elaborated her reply to include “Puerto Rico, a little island in the Caribbean, not far from the Dominican Republic and Haiti” and that sheds a bit more light on the location. It is true ...

... imagine the results.... yep the combination lead to a couple of weeks of carnage, many cuba libres, more time lapping up the Caribbean beaches, recovering from carnage and some crazy adventures. I've now come out the other side alive... with a dented bank ...

... Ceiba to the Caribbean Island of Utila...and it´s beautiful (the locals are of English decent and all obviously speak English, more of a Caribbean drawl than Im used to!) The boat powering acros the sea is magic and the sunset is too good to be true. We ...

... here are an incredible mix of cultures – European, African, South, Central and North American, and of course some indigenous Caribbean from many of the islands. Most people are very friendly, helpful, and smile when you say “hi”. ...

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... & husband Tom will join me in Panama to sail through the canal and spend two thrilling weeks together sailing the Caribbean to St. Maarten. Still trying to fit 52 days of necessities into two pieces of luggage.  Reluctantly forgoing the ...