Speaking of the Caribbean is not the first time you want to think of is the pirates, in fact, the Caribbean is still a lot of fun in the country, you can learn about some of the relevant tips when you go, the following is a small recommended to play the place it.
BahamasParadise Island, Nassau Pink Beach, Piggy Island
The Bahamas has more than 700 islands and more than 2,400 islands and cays are like pearls scattered in the vast and turquoise blue ocean, became the most recent Latin American boom in the most hot a destination. All the fantasies of teenage girls about sun, sea and sand can be realized on one of the islands here, and it will give you more unexpected surprises.
5 must-do things in the Bahamas:
1. Hit the pink sand beaches of Hubble Island
2. Encounter the internet-renowned Little Tits on Piggy Island
3. Swim with tiny nurse sharks in a close ****ing swim
4. Throw in a Bahamian iguana and have your picture taken
5. A night at the Atlantis Hotel on Paradise Island
Intimate **** Swimming with Tiny Nurse Sharks:
Sharks have always had a hard time avoiding the infamous "call me daddy in the ocean" reputation, but that's not the case for the nurse sharks of Exuma Island. They're small, tiger-like, and catfish-like. And because they're hand-fed, they don't bite people's thighs at every turn, even though they also have broad dorsal fins. They're very tame, and they like to lie quietly under the water catching small fish to eat.
You can swim with the nurse sharks and touch their backs boldly, and when you meet individual naughty little guys, they also like to swim past people quickly and swing their tails in the right direction, bumping your buttocks a little bit～
Zero-distance feeding rare lizards:
The lizards on the island of the Bahamas are ugly looking and look a bit
Paradise Island, the world's top vacation destination:
Paradise Island in the Bahamas is a man-made island just across the bridge from the capital city of Nassau. The island is home to the world-famous Atlantis Resort, with its long beaches and 14-acre "Atlantis Waterscape". The resort center has also built an outdoor aquarium that expresses the theme of "lost empire". The huge aquarium is filled with abandoned building ruins, shipwrecks, and swarms of sea creatures, as if they were in the mysterious Atlantis. The hotel facilities are also exceptionally well equipped with everything you need for shopping and even a free movie theater!
Coming to the Bahamas is highly recommended to stay directly on Paradise Island, and then the next day join the local speedboat tours to nearby Hubble Island, Piggyback Island, and Lizard Island~
Tips:
Since the speedboat tours don't run every day, it's recommended to book them online ahead of time so you don't have to worry about the embarrassment of wanting to go but not being able to book a spot.
MexicoCancun, the Mayan civilization, the island of women, a variety of theme parks
When it comes to travel to the Caribbean, the first reaction of many people may be to go to Cancun. Cancun (Cancun) in the Mayan language, meaning "hanging in the rainbow at the end of the pot", is considered a symbol of joy and happiness. It is located in the northeastern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula, the average temperature throughout the year is 27.5 degrees Celsius, 240 + sunny days a year, instant rain will soon turn clear, the sky hangs a rainbow, perhaps this is also the reason for the meaning of the name of Cancun ~
Here is the famous "7" shaped coastal hotel area, the hotel beach can be seen beautiful Tiffany blue sea. The beautiful Tiffany blue sea can be seen from the beach of the hotel; there are also the ancient and mysterious ruins of the Mayan civilization, all kinds of theme parks built in nature! If you can only have one destination for your Caribbean plans, I would definitely recommend Cancun!
5 things to do in Cancun:
1. Discover the secrets of the Mayan civilization in Chichen Itza
2. Swim in a turquoise sinkhole surrounded by vines
3. Snorkel! Snorkeling! Snorkeling! It's important to say it three times
4. Hit up the Netflix Pink Lagoon to pose and take photos!
5. Play theme parks and get close to tropical creatures
One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Chichen Itza:
Located in the east-central part of the Mexican state of Yucatan, it is also known as the City of the Feathered Serpent. Chichen Itza was a major Mayan city during the period from the 6th century BC to the Mayan Classic period (2nd to early 10th century AD). There are hundreds of ancient buildings that are the sites of the ancient Maya and Toltec cultures.
The most curious of these is the Pyramid of Castillo, which, unlike the pyramids of Egypt, was used by the Maya to worship the god of the feathered serpent. After the designer's exquisite calculation, every time the dusk of the spring/autumn equinox moment, the sunlight shines, 7 sections of curved isosceles triangles perfectly linking the snake head carved at the bottom, like a giant snake awakening, from the top of the tower like the earth to swim. The whole light effect will last about 30 minutes.
Ancient Emperor's Pool, IkKil Sinkhole:
Legend has it that meteorite showers fell on the Yucatan Peninsula, creating countless natural imprints. Through centuries of geological evolution, natural wells were formed when the rock layers collapsed. These natural wells were interconnected with underground rivers that provided an important source of water for the ancient Yama people.
There are steps leading down to the bottom of the sinkhole, which looks like an ordinary giant hole from above, but there is a different world at the bottom. The pool is turquoise and clear, glistening and peaceful! Remember to bring a bathing suit and clean replacement clothes, you can go into the water to swim inside the sinkhole oh~
Fancy Diving, everyone's dive paradise:
Cancun because of its own unique topography and geomorphology, the rocky cave structure, the crystal clear water, the combination of fantastic light and shadow, and the ability to glance at the underwater colorful marine world, attracted a A large number of diving enthusiasts come to experience. At the same time, the shallow coral reefs with almost no currents make it an ideal place for beginners to snorkel and scuba dive.
What are some of the unique and fun places to dive in Cancun for beginners?
1) Xcaret Eco Theme Park
The Xcaret Park is the first park to be mentioned because I think if you have limited time to go to only one park in Cancun, you should definitely prefer Xcaret! Flamingo tour of Mayan monuments, Mexican Folklore Museum, but also to experience a variety of water sports: coral reef snorkeling, swimming in the underground river, swimming in the man-made beach, underwater walk, swimming with dolphins and so on! In the evening, there will be a very Mexican-style show, very exciting!
2)MUSA Undersea Sculpture Museum
The Undersea Sculpture Museum is a collaboration between artists and environmental scientists, and the experience of exploring the undersea and visiting a museum was new to me. With more than 500 life-size sculptures, MUSA is one of the most famous underwater sculpture museums in the world, and provides more habitat for the surrounding marine life.
To enter the museum, you must wear a snorkeling device, and professional instructors are available to accompany you as you explore this wonderful underwater world, witness the spectacular underwater sculptures and meet the lovely fish.
If you want to go deeper and explore at your own pace, you can also sign up for a scuba diving class. Even if you're a beginner, you can still master scuba diving under the guidance of a professional instructor if you're in good health and know a little bit about the water.
3) Coral reef snorkeling paradise
Coral reef snorkeling paradise nestled in the arms of the Caribbean Sea, where there are large swaths of intact coral formations, which bring a wealth of marine life. There is no need to look hard to encounter a beautiful underwater world at any time. With the help of the water waves, you can gently float on the edge of the coral bush, surrounded by all kinds of mischievous and lovely fish and cute sea turtles. It can definitely bring a perfect diving experience!
Fairytale dream for girls, ins hot pink lake + flamingo + skin care mud bath:
Previously the Australian pink lake "fading" news caused a sensation around the world, but also led to the pink lake in Cancun more hot. Pink Lake is pink, from the water a lot of red plankton algae, shrimp; lake salt is high, so the average depth of the lake is almost in a foot or so, you can lie down directly or upside down to take pictures ~ when the water continues to evaporate, the pink lake will form a large number of salt sand piling up on the side of the scene.
No wonder Pink Lake and flamingos automatically come to mind when you think of ins hashtags, and it's also a famous flamingo sanctuary in the area. As the "long-legged supermodel" of the bird world, the orange-red flamingos are naturally noble and carry a strong aura, even if they are used as a background. They won't be shy to run away, so you can capture their beauty to your heart's content.
At the same time, you can experience the Maya's all-natural mud in this area! The minerals in the mud replenish, enhance and equalize the mineral content in the skin. Through the mud can promote the skin's metabolism, quickly rejuvenate, and outside of the first time you can also feel play mud, return to the childish, add more fun to this trip.
Tips:
If you want to experience mud bathing, make sure you remember to bring your swimsuit! There are places to rinse off by the site, so you don't have to worry about getting your clothes dirty and not being able to go home.
Women's Island, named for the Mayan goddess statues:
Another place planted by Sisterhood of the Patterns, Woman's Island is a small island not far from Cancún, and is named for the many Mayan female ceramic statues of gods and goddesses that were discovered by the Spaniards in the island in the early years. It is named after the many Mayan female pottery idols found on the island by the Spanish in the early years. It's a half-hour boat ride from Cancun.
When I saw the sisters swim with the dolphins, I was so excited that I thought I'd have to go to Cancun to experience it.
There is a dolphin amusement park built by the sea on Woman's Island, in which we can get up close and personal with the dolphins! Petting, kissing, hugging, and even grabbing the dolphins' pectoral fins and swimming with them! The dolphins in the park are professionally trained and are very docile and approachable, so there is no need to be afraid at all. They will approach you slowly and give you a friendly "meet and greet"
Besides Dolphin Cove, Woman's Island is also one of the best snorkeling and diving destinations in the Caribbean. There are many coral reefs near the shoreline that are home to many sea turtles as well as colorful tropical fish. Nestled in the arms of the Caribbean Sea, Coral Reef Snorkeling Paradise is a great option for diving on Women's Island.
If you're daring enough, you can also try the park's zip line! Leap from nearly 100 feet above sea level, speed across the cliffs across the waves, and feel the wind whistling in your ears until the moment you embrace sea level.
Recommended Route to Cancun:
Cancun has so many special attractions that are irreplaceable with each other, and as you can see from the map, all of the points I mentioned earlier are scattered in different directions. So the most recommended way to play is to drive yourself or join a local day tour, depending on your preference. If you're staying in Cancun's hotel zone, then basically day tours offer free hotel pickup and drop-off service, which is still very convenient! Below is a list of some of the day tours that are being sold on the hornet's nest, some of them also provide Chinese tour guide services, for some of the English is not good worry about not being able to communicate properly visit friends, I still recommend it!
Puerto Rico
U.S. "backyard", fluorescent sea, tropical rainforest
The reason why Puerto Rico is the U.S. "backyard" is because it is one of the most exotic places in the U.S. territory. Until the Spanish-American War 100 years ago, this place has been the territory of Spain, strolling in the streets of the capital of San Juan Old Town, narrow stone roads, steep slopes, brightly colored old houses, all revealing the southern European atmosphere.
Walking through the old town of San Juan, you will be greeted with a southern European atmosphere:
Treading on the rustic and textured stone road, the colorful Spanish buildings around you are constantly receding, and the tropical plants around the corner seem to have infinite surprises waiting to be discovered.
San Juan's old town is really very beautiful, suitable for slowing down the pace of slow wandering tour. There are many interesting craft stores and snack bars along the streets, and you can rent a vintage bicycle and blend into the environment of Old San Juan, and then visit the castle by the sea.
Junior's Bizarre Adventure, Sea of Lights:
Puerto Rico's Sea of Lights is the dreamy scene of Ang Lee's "Junior's Bizarre Adventure," and it's a must-see attraction on anyone's itinerary to Puerto Rico. The water is filled with a special microorganism that fluoresces blue when stirred. Paddle the kayak towards the center, reach out and touch it, and you'll see the plankton glowing as if they were fireflies in the water, it's very beautiful!
In fact! There are only five fluorescent seas in the world, two of which are in Australia and three in the Caribbean, and Puerto Rico accounts for two of them, one by the Fajardo Marina and one on the island of Vieques.The fluorescent sea on the island of V is the brightest in the world, and is well worth a visit!
Tips:
1. The brightness of the fluorescent sea is closely related to the brightness of the moon, and you can hardly see the blue light when the moon is full. It is recommended to look at the moon calendar before you go, just Google directly and find mooncalendar.
2. The Sea of Lights at Farjardo Harbor requires you to row through a wooded area. Although it's not as bright as the one at V Island, you can feel the blue light on the water as you walk through the woods on either a full moon or a new moon.
Sunbathing at the world's second most beautiful beach, Flamingobeach:
The Flamingo beach on Culebra Island is said to be the second most beautiful in the world, so how can you not go to Puerto Rico to find out what it's all about? Usually tourists will stay in C Island for 1-2 days according to their own choice, they can choose to participate in local tours or go to the Fajardo pier by themselves to queue up to buy ferry tickets.
After going up to C Island, you can rent a golf cart and drive around; you can also go snorkeling, swim with the turtles, see colorful tropical fish and live coral; or even do nothing, lying quietly on the white sandy beach to see the jewel green sea. There will be coconut sellers on the beach, so you can drink the refreshing coconut juice while thinking about life~
ElYunque, the largest primary tropical rainforest in the United States:
The El Yunque rainforest is to the east of San Juan, and can be accessed directly from San Juan. It is one of the largest primary tropical rainforests in the U.S. and the largest and most complete national park in the Caribbean, growing 50% of the world's tropical plant species, and you need to sign up for a tour or drive there in advance.
A variety of affordable food, not to feed you fat not let you go:
Compared to other Caribbean islands, Puerto Rico's prices can really be said to be very friendly. Foodies come to Puerto Rico will absolutely fat three pounds and then go back, rumor has it that the food is delicious not to lose Michelin three-star! Give you a list of several local must taste the specialties, basically will not step on mine, casually a small store is very delicious!
Cuba"Fast and Furious 8", the sea to catch crabs, the home of cigars
"Fast 8" opening car race has seen the partners should be impressed! Those clips were all set in Havana, the capital of Cuba. The choice of Havana is not without reason, this is the ancient city of the Caribbean forgotten by time, ride on the colorful and chic vintage cars in the city between the shuttle, and then take a cigar with cigar smoke, looking at the images of Che Guevara can be seen everywhere, feel as if they also sped into the movie clips.
Havana is divided into two parts, the old city and the new city, the old city is a treasure trove of architectural art, colonial plazas, churches, old buildings, American classic cars and peeling colorful wall paint is the most direct impression of the old city, is classified as a world heritage site. The New Town is one of the famous modern cities in Latin America, adjacent to the Caribbean Sea, with wide and neat streets and high-rise buildings, full of modernization and prosperity.
Hemingway lived in Cuba, and the rooms at the Ambos
Mundos Hotel remain as they were then, as Hemingway said, "It has a beautiful view of Havana's streets through the windows, and the rooms are just the right size, ideal for writing." . It's not hard to imagine, in such a place facing the sea, spring flowers, artistic inspiration is just a little burst, germination, blossom~
Crabbing at sea in Badgerola:
When it comes to Cuba, people often think of the colonization, the revolution, Che Guevara, but aside from this heavy history, this is also the Caribbean Sea a The most famous of these is Ballard. One of the most famous is the sunny beaches of Varadero.
The beaches here are also typically Caribbean blue with fine white sandy beaches, perfect for all kinds of water activities: jet skiing, kayaking, snorkeling, fishing, crabbing, lobstering
Zapata Swamp Adventure:
The Zapata Swamp is one of the Caribbean's largest and best-preserved wetlands, and is home to some of the world's largest and most famous waterways. wetland in the Caribbean. It is home to a large number of Cuban crocodiles, and you can meet newborn baby crocodiles here, as well as take a field trip to Cuba with a local Cuban ecologist.
World Heritage City, Trinidad:
Trinidad is a feast for the eyes and a "living museum" of color in a town that has been around for more than 500 years. Famous for its perfectly preserved Spanish colonial architecture, which gives the impression of having stood still in the mid-19th century, the town was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1988 and is a popular destination for touring Cuba.
In the evening, the central plaza of the city is often filled with tourists from all over the world, with different skin tones reflecting on Trinidad's colorful street walls, listening to lively and smooth music, and having a fun and relaxed time.
Jamaica
White sandy beaches, mountains and rivers, and reggae festivals
What's the first thing that pops into your head when you think of Jamaica? Is it Bolt or the father of reggae, Bob Marley? Is the world-famous Blue Mountain coffee, the wonderful floodlight blue lagoon or the birthplace of the James Bond series of novels GoldenEye Manor? This pearl of the Caribbean, which has been labeled with a bunch of "labels", is really worth exploring.
5 things to do in Jamaica:
1. Boat in the glowing blue lagoon
2. Drink a cup of rich and fragrant Blue Mountains coffee
3. Climb to the top of the Blue Mountains to see the sunrise and sunset
4. Go to the GoldenEye estate to visit the place of the birth of Bond
5. Feel the pure reggae music culture in the reggae hometown
Quality of life, starting from the Blue Mountains appointment:
Kingston, as the capital city of Jamaica, is a must-hit place for every traveler. It is bordered by the Caribbean Sea in the south and the Blue Mountains in the north. The entire mountain range is surrounded by the sea, when the sunlight on the ridge will reflect a brilliant and dazzling blue light, the Blue Mountains so named! Here is not only pleasant scenery, fertile volcanic soil and warm and humid rainforest climate also created the world-renowned Blue Mountain coffee, taste thick and mellow, sweet, bitter, acidic ratio is perfect. So come to Jamaica, you must feel the most pure local Blue Mountain coffee, if you have the opportunity to go to the coffee plantation to visit the process of coffee production, and then buy a few packets of coffee beans as a souvenir ~
Rave, reggae festival:
Jamaica is the hometown of reggae, and therefore is the reggae fans tend to rush to the place. If you want to really feel the soul of reggae music, you can't miss the Roots
Reggae Festival held in Montego Bay in January and the Summer Reggae Festival (usually held at the end of July for a week)! Many world-class reggae acts will gather in Jamaica, where you can dress up like the locals, experience the world's most authentic reggae music, drink a bottle of local specialty Red
Stripe Beer, relax, blend in with the crowd, and rock out to the beat.
Goldeneye Manor:
If you're a fan of the James Bond series, you've heard of Goldeneye Manor. This was originally the home of the author of the Bond novels - Ian Fleming - where the 007 series was created. It's now been transformed into an opulent boutique hotel, but still retains the author's writing desk and typewriter.
Back to Nature, Jamaica's Secret Place:
If someone asked me what makes Jamaica different from other Caribbean islands, I'd say it's the green hills. Unlike the beach, where you can step on the soft white sand and the blue sky and white clouds, in Jamaica you can also boat on the Matherbrae River, watching the turquoise landscape slowly backward, listening to the boatman to tell the legend of the Matherbrae River.
Remember the dreamy blue lagoon in Ang Lee's "Boy Wonder"? Jamaica's lagoon will transport you to a fantasy world in a second! As the day gets darker, the surface of the lagoon will slowly light up with blue light, as if you can reach out and catch blue stars!
It is believed that many senior players have had the experience of riding a horse, but riding a horse in the Caribbean Sea swimming you must not have experienced it! Sitting on the back of a tall horse, stepping on the soft white sand beach, towards the depths of the sea, until the horse underneath you also four feet suspended in the air. Swimming in the vast Caribbean Sea with a horse, one person, one horse and a whole sea, this experience is definitely unique enough!
Besides these, Jamaica also has the only oceanfront waterfall in the Caribbean, Dunns River Falls, Ocean Bay where you can get up close and personal with dolphins, rays, sharks and other sea creatures, Mystic Mountain with its dense jungle, and pure delicious rum waiting to be experienced by travelers from all over the world.
BarbadosFlying Fish Island, National Treasure Rihanna, Sugar Cane Festival
The small island is a British colony, the island's customs and traditions are still retained the traces of British colonization, known as the Caribbean Little England. East, west and south of the three sides of the sea, the west side of the sea is less wind and waves, suitable for swimming, while the east and south of the sea is windy and high waves, suitable for surfing. Because of the special geographical advantages, there are few hurricanes here, with an average daily maximum temperature of 26°C, an average daily rainfall of less than 0.25 inches, and 3,000 hours of sunshine per year! It's hard to imagine another place in the world with a more perfect climate than Barbados. And because of this, it's also a vacation destination for European and American celebrities! (Whispering, Barbados is also Rihanna's hometown Oh)
5 reasons to go to Barbados:
1. Unique geographic location, the chances of hurricanes are very small
2. Mature and standardized vacation industry, good security
3. Chasing the star benefits, minutes to meet the stars
4. Encounters with Blue sea elves, Caribbean flying fish
5. World famous reef waves, let you ride the Atlantic Ocean surf
Blue sea elves, Caribbean flying fish:
When I watched the "Teenage Fantasy Drift", the flying fish scene in it was also very impressive. The coral island nation of Barbados is exactly where the flying fish are abundant. There are nearly 100 species of flying fish here, the small ones are just as big as the palm of your hand, while the big ones are more than 2 meters long. As the "national fish", flying fish in the local extremely popular, fishermen every day out to sea mainly to catch flying fish, and even the national emblem have flying fish figure.
Flying fish cuisine is also one of the specialties of Barbados, and it is a must-try when you are there, as it can be steamed or deep-fried, and the meat is very tender. Fried fish balls made from fresh flying fish can be purchased at local markets and are a favorite snack of almost all Barbadians, even at movie theater kiosks.
Annual Sugar Cane Festival in Barbados:
Rum is also a specialty of Barbados, distilled from sugar cane, and is also known as the "Pirate's Liquor", which is said to have been the favorite drink of pirates! Visitors to Barbados usually don't pass up the opportunity to taste the wine.
This is all thanks to the abundance of sugar cane, which makes up more than four-fifths of the arable land on the island. Every year, from the last three weeks of June to the first weekend of July, the people of Barbados celebrate the sugar cane harvest with a very special Sugar Cane Festival.
When the harvest is complete and the last of the wagons loaded with sugar cane have triumphed, the people ring the gongs that hang under the trees and begin to celebrate the biggest sugar cane festival of the year. During this time, the capital city of Bridgetown is crowded with people, traffic is stopped, and many people meet and give each other lace or handkerchiefs to express their congratulations on the festival. People dress up in festive costumes and form different bands and walk through the liveliest neighborhoods singing and dancing.
Surrounded by the sea on three sides, all kinds of water sports are maddening:
Barbados' coastline is mainly scattered in the east, south and west. The southeast coast is affected by the Atlantic trade winds, the wind and waves are relatively large, very suitable for surfing sports. A lot of European and American superstars often come here to surf, and maybe even spar with each other~
The southwest coast area has smoother winds and waves, and the sea is crystal clear, with a lot of hotels and resorts around it, which is perfect for all kinds of leisure and relaxation water projects. You can snorkel and explore the rich underwater life and coral reefs on the west coast, take a submarine to the bottom of the ocean to explore wrecked shipwrecks, or even swim with sea turtles in the Caribbean!
Dominican RepublicColumbia's First Steps of North America, All-Inclusive Hotel Resort
The Dominican Republic*** and the country of Haiti*** are on the Isla de Espa?a, across the sea from Puerto Rico. The Spanish Island is the second largest island in the Caribbean after Cuba.
Dominica for the domestic partners is very strange, in the island almost even Asians are difficult to encounter. But most of the Europeans and Americans know that Dominica on the Caribbean Sea, is a super popular vacation destination in the European and American circle, can be said to be the status of North America Southeast Asia.
Punta Cana All-Inclusive Resort:
Punta Cana is located in the eastern part of the Dominican Republic, due to the white delicate sandy beaches as well as