Saturday, December 24, 2011
Coral World Tour; Underwater Observatory and Marine Park, St. Tomas Island
Fish, Turtles, Iguanas, Star Fish, School of Fish and Corals. They also have sharks in the park and they have shark feeding show (not in the video). This tour has an option of the underwater observatory and the park and a chance to swim in pristine waters of St. Tomas Island. The observatory is built in the ocean, so all the marine life is seen in its natural habitat. You cross a bridge and go down the stairs of the building and voila; you are on the ocean floor. It is a great chance for claustrophobic tourists to observe the underwater without being locked in the submarine with a narrow passage. This place is roomy! Don't spend too much time looking at the fish though, because you'll cut your time of swimming and tanning at the beach just next to the observatory and the park. Tour is sold at Carnival Cruise Purser's Office. Video by Nazeli
Belly Flop
A girl jumps into the pool on the Norwegian Wind Cruise for a Belly Flop competition. Funny jump.
Hell in Grand Cayman Island
It looks like hell (the natives say), and the Hell Post Office is there for the travelers to sent a postcard "From Hell." There is even a postman dressed in red and has horns, and tells you; "Have a Hell of a Day," when you pay for your postcard. It is on your way to the Turtle Farm. It has been under the ocean once, but now the limestone rock formations look like what the islanders imagine hell would look like with burned rock. Good for travelers and tourists to see and chose tours in Grand Cayman offered from Carnival and other cruises.
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Monday, July 11, 2011
Zack and Cody (Cole & Dylan) cooking bugs and eating bugs in real life
Disney channel stars know how to cook edible bugs; serving bug burgers, yams and mushrooms with bugs, and chocolate chirp cookies to children and adults at Museum of Natural History in Los Angeles. Check our the cookies with bees; yummmm. Fun and entertaining.
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