Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Jamaica


Jamaica is the next stop of the Tour De Caribbean! This time you’ll need to bring your passport as this is a foreign country. We’ll begin our journey of discovery at Discover Bay and make sure to have your cameras and snorkel gear ready because this is one of the most picturesque sites on this planet. After a healthy dose of water and fun in the sun we’ll begin the journey to Montego Bay and more specifically Casa de Oro. This store is very well known for its collection of jewelry and various other luxurious goods. You will never leave here unimpressed with these collections of the finer life. With this island stop almost complete we will venture into the food of Jamaica. Now if you love spicy food you’ll be in for a real treat because the Islanders love spicy food and have perfected it into almost an art form.   
Discover Bay

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Puerto Rico

As we continue our journey in the Caribbean Islands we approach Puerto Rico! Puerto Rico a is a commonwealth of the US so you US citizens leave those passports along with your worries back at your place of origin! Join us as we travel to the only rain forest under United States National Forest System. If a tropical rain forest isn’t enough for you we can venture down the beaches of our lovely island where several have won the Blue Flag award for outstanding beauty and quality. These beaches if you can think about it you can do it practically with fishing, snorkeling, kite surfing and deep sea dives that will take your breath away. Now say you feel lucky join us at one of our 20 casinos on the Island. Your experience will be enhanced by the live salsa music, laughter, and the enticing sounds of slot machines!


United States Virgin Islands


        
Originally discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493 on his second voyage he also named these islands “Las Once Mil Virgenes” or in English 11,000 Virgins in honor of his companion Ursula. These islands became US possessions in 1917 when purchased from Denmark. Things to do in at the city of St. Johns are eco tours, mountain biking rides, and various water activities such as snorkeling and deep sea diving. An Eco tour is where you will go about and travel throughout the rich beauty of the city and the lands surrounding it. You have a choice of how you’d like to explore the island from either an AC controlled bus to either by your own two feet. These are just a few of the stops you can go about on your journey through the Virgin Islands as well as the other cities of St. Croix and St. Thomas.