Lions Dive Beach Resort

... - it is our last night here in Zanzibar. We flew straight from the end of our safari to Zanzibar and went straight to a beach resort, so there really hasn't been any Internet. The safari was awesome. We had about 2.5 days in the Serengeti, 1 at ...

... the opportunity to swim pretty much the length of the theme park. Following the show it was off to the nearby Sea World Nara Resort monorail station for a quick trip past The Corkscrew to the front of the park. We left the park just after 3:30pm fully ...

... didn't offer an opinion on right or left, so I'm happy. Turn around and in ten minutes we are turning onto the property. The resort sits on  Drew Harbor. The property has a laid back feeling. Nothing is fast paced. Kayaks are for rent right at ...

... out of town but closer to the ferry terminal where we would need to take a taxi when we head off to Los Mochis. The beach resort was a little disappointing and didn't quite live up to the website but we still enjoyed our stay. On our last day we rented a ...

... the mzungu by the the MC, which always got a good laugh. It wasnt the typical African wedding you got set in a beautiful beach resort, lit with thousands of fairy lights and with no crazy dancing, but the food was great. Another eventful random night in ...

... Train Pajama Party ·The Art and History ·Environment Day with Kayla ·The Red Sea ·Kids Club at Le Pacha Resort Lowlights ·The suicide bombing in Cairo ·The animosity towards westerners. A woman in her full Burka (Moslem dress covering ...

... as a reference ourselves.   The tour follows the boardwalk around to the old portion of town that has the original resort/hotels that were constructed in the 1920's through to the 1950's and 1960's. The old buildings are currently being renovated ...

... before taking her child back. We were booted of on a stretch of road and there was a nicely undeveloped section of beach housing our resort, it had a score of semi detached bunglows only meters from the beach and a pleasant bar/restaurant which turned ...

... some prawns in a spicy coconut sauce. We walked back to our hostel along the beach in the moonlight and the beach was full of sleeping sea-lions! Day 285 Thursday 11/08/05 (San Cristobal - Santa Fe - Santa Cruz) Galapagos After breakfast we headed ...

... ;  The resort is situated with a very nice little inner bay that is home to the marina and dive shop, which was still in the heart of the resort.  Cantamar owns an impressive fleet of boats, and all were moored in the marina.  The diving ...

... dalat wine then! nice! by the way, before i end our tales on koh tao, if i haven't already mentioned the 'kids' at the resort, they didn't want to work, they were always playing cards, they took forever to take our orders, they always had friends up to ...

... course, the Bloody Marys didn't hurt either!  We then had a quick 40-minute ride via shuttle van to the Club Cantamar resort.  After everyone dropped their stuff in the rooms, it was time for a quick lunch of chicken and beef fajitas, which ...

... many years of war.  Roads had been upgraded, so we made it to capital Maputo in good time.   A rest at Morrunguro, a resort on the beach.  Bruce and I were looking forward to 3 nights away from the truck and the others at a 5 star chalet ...

... After our second night in Cabo St. Lucas we managed to book ourselves on a dive boat out of the popular resort and dive the iconic "Roches" that form the very tip of Baja Sur. We were treated to much better visibility and some superb marine ...

... walking around the island we hopped on a boat to visit a neighbouring island which had a large colony of sea lions lazing about on the beach.  Some fo the seals were really playful and were jumping alongside the boat but the majority were lazy bums ...

... of the good ol' Ozbus and ferry. The Base Backpackers hostel that we checked into there was a self-contained resort, complete with little beach, and small town atmosphere, the ultimate cotch palace. Our first task was to catch the island bus to the ...

... branches. For 10 days we did very little apart from swim, snorkel, sunbathe and swim with turtles. We had to rely on the resort for breakfast and dinner. There were very few ‘shops’ in Samoa – they don’t get commercial there at ...

... the 20 hours down to Rosario, which boasts beautiful sand beaches along the river. As luck may have it we arrived at this resort town on a three day weekend. And after checking every hotel in the city with 50 lb backpacks in tow we realized that ...

... beautiful beaches crawling (so to speak) with sea life.   La Loberia was a quick stop to see thousands of sea lions snoozing on the beach. By the sound, it could have been mistaken for a barnyard, the adults sound like cows and the babies sound like ...