Bahamas Experience

The Commonwealth of the Bahamas is a country known for its crystal blue waters and beaches that make a sun worshiper believe they have died and gone on to another world, a better world. In addition to these deep blue waters and sandy white beaches, the Bahamas is also home to some wonderful authors and writers, including a homegrown writer Dave Gayle, life coach Denika Carothers, short story writer Shawn T. Gardiner, meteorologist Wayne Neely, Bahamian born published writer Alison Albury, romantic author Wendy Coakley-Thompson, and well known actor and author Sydney Poitier, these are just a few of the authors and writers, and if you happen to visit take a stop by the Salt Cay Writers Retreat. If you travel to the Bahamas you might want to pick up a book from one of these Bahamians to read while sitting on one of the beautiful beaches.

The criteria I have chosen for choosing a weekend cruise to The Bahamas suggest that I should depart from Miami following the weekend starting Friday December 5 to Sunday December 9, in a cruise ship capable of accommodating a minimum of 1500 passenger with a max of 2000 passengers. The cruise ship shouldn’t be older than 10 years if never renovated. If renovated it should be 5 years from the date renovation was finished. The entire cruise for two should not exceed $600. My recommendation for the weekend cruise to The Bahamas is option 3 or ship 3. According to the criteria I assign for this cruise, ship 1 (The Bahamas Paradise) is the more indicating to travel on. Apparently fits the criteria with the exception of the

When spring break began my parents gave me the opportunity to have 2 weeks of spring break, where I would spend the first week hanging out with my and fiends and the week they go back to school I go on a cruise. While I was on the cruise me and my family visited 4 different islands over the 8 day voyage. On the third day on the boat we visited the Dominican Republic, on the fifth day we visited St. Thomas, on the sixth day we visited Puerto )Rico, and on the seventh day we visited are final island Grand Turk.

When Connor was sixteen, he was scavenging through the desk for a stapler, instead he found airplane tickets to the Bahamas, but there were only 3 tickets. Thinking his ticket was misplaced he looked through the desk more, and more. Instead of finding another airplane ticket, he found the unwind order. The date on the order was the date just one day before his family left for the Bahamas. Connor being as infuriated as he was, had the urge to break something... but didn’t he held in his temper and emotions behind the thought.

If i had a ticket to go anywhere i want, I would want to go to the bahamas. Going to the bahamas has always been a dream of mine, because it seems fun and I honestly love getting on water rides and I love the ocean and all the animals. I would stay at the bahamas for a while because there is a lot of places to visit.

Ever since I started in high school, mission work has been a major part of my life. For the past three years, for two weeks at a time, I have been going to the poorest region of Jamaica. The organization I have been a part of is called American Caribbean Experience, or ACE for short. The experiences I have had while doing mission work in Jamaica have changed my life forever. In order to pursue my passion for mission work I decided to apply for an internship with ACE. I was chosen along with six other people to become interns for the summer of 2018. This internship will be the first thing I do as soon as I graduate because I leave May 23rd and we graduate May 21st. This internship will also prepare me for my long term goal of becoming a doctor

The summer adventure that consisted of two college students in a large city. It was an adventures that would allow friend that enjoy photographer to not only allow them to do what they love, but to also build the bond and explore the world together. This trip wasn’t something that was planned for a few months, but instead somehow happen over two weeks. In the beginning I felt that this was going to be another dream that would never come to reality, but it did. After stepping foot off the Delta flight at JFK, that is when I realize that we really did make this trip happen. Driving through the different burrows of New York really forced the gears in my head to start shifting as I would begin to think about what type of shot I was looking to take.

This summer I went to Florida for the first time. Not only that but for the first time I rode a plane tried crab,mahi mahi,and I went to the beach for the first time. While I was there I met my

Since I had won the Grand prize for the Jet Around The World Sweepstakes that is probably be the most spectacular thing that has ever happened to me. I want to bring more than 1 person along with me and go to many different places but even though I cant it is still awesome. Although I had to choose one place and it would be the Bahamas. Also I had to bring one person it was my brother.

As I gazed out of our car window, my eyes went directly to the gigantic cruise ship that was waiting for us to settle in. I was prepared to jump out of the car and be the first one to explore the ship. I had never physically seen such a massive ship! I was extremely astonished by its size and the vast amount of passengers that it could carry. Imagine all the activities that one could participate in on a cruise.

The Bahamas The Bahamas is full of a vast array of inimitable little islands, populated by the laid back people of the Caribbean. Great Exuma is one of these, a place of warm tranquillity and relaxation, a place where peace can be found. A minute number of people inhabit the 90 mile stretch of land where you will find an amazing variety of wildlife.

Oh my, it has been such a whirlwind of a school year and it is finally coming to a close. Finally getting a good nights rest is right around the corner, finally not stressing about homework is gone, and finally we can be free to do as we please. I am very pleased to say that we have less then a week of this place of learning. Honestly, thank the lord or whatever supreme being you do or don't believe in. (No judgement here!) The school year went by so fast that I worry the summer will go by even faster. Although I feel that I should be ready to hop on a plane to the Bahamas and be sipping a fancy (non-alcoholic) girl drink with a little umbrella, I really don't.

​When my youth group leaders announced that the annual service trip would be to the Bahamas, immediately every student in that room was interested. Google searches brought up beautiful, vivid images of sandy beaches and crystal clear water, a sight we did witness as we flew from the rather large and busy Florida airport. The sight quickly transformed from the vacation hub we had imagined to what we came to know as the island of Eleuthera. Greeted by a non-air conditioned one roomed airport was indicative of the week we had ahead of us. Our journey began on an hour long bus ride to our camp; cruising down dirt roads, windows down at sixty miles an hour, blasted with nature's A.C. Our days started at six o'clock for breakfast and then off to

Many people see the Bahamas, and other Caribbean countries, just as playgrounds for the rich. Having a parent who was born and raised in the Bahamas, I see it differently. I see it as a country where people earn a living, raise their families. The kind of like life here in Canada, except instead of palm trees, we have snow. Okay, so maybe there are a lot of vast differences between the two countries. Tourism is a big industry in the Bahamas, and why not, it's a beautiful country, full of exciting things. While visiting my Aunt in Nassau in 2013, there was more to do than I could find the time or money to do. I came back from my vacation exhausted, and filled with wonder for my ancestral home.

The Bahamas is known for its warm sunshine, perfect climate, and pristine beaches with crystal clear water lapping at the shores. It is one of the most popular and beautiful tourist destinations in the world and attracts thousands of travelers every year. Though gorgeous strips of sand ring every island of this 700-island archipelago, it is a multifaceted destination and offers a variety of exclusively Bahamian experiences for every type of traveler.