When you live where some vacation

Browns Beach 🏝 in Barbados. Life on an island means water close by, in some form or another. Oddly enough, ‘Bim’ is noted as a water-scarce island though it’s literally surrounded by an ocean of water, and decorated with (hopefully still) fresh-water springs but we’ll leave that to another post. Today, we’re talking seawater at […]

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Tree Safety Tips for Tropical Travelers | Manchineel

The manchineel (also know as “beach apple,” ‘the manzanilla de la muerte,’ ‘Hippomane mancinella’ or ‘death apple’) is a yellowish-green fruit that is not to be eaten. “The world’s most dangerous apple” exists and thrives in places called ‘paradise’ – another lesson for life. Both the sap from the tree/bark/leaves and the fruit itself are […]

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Island-style fishing tours around Barbados with Bajan Anglers

For a unique outdoor island-style fishing experience – Bajan Anglers. Coordinating of fishing adventures for the whole family, groups, couples, and individuals by a top local angler. boat off the rocks spearfishing Visit the website to book your tour today!   Fish like the locals with Bajan Anglers. call: 1(246) 237 5856

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Sea-renity | Seawater, Sea Breeze, Sand & Scenery

Sea baths can be so refreshing and a sand scrub (with fine not gritty sand) can revivify the skin better than any man-made commercial product. Sea breeze is ambient medicine and deep breaths within its reach is often doctor-recommended for people recovering from respiratory challenges or coping with mobility ones. Just the other day, someone […]

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Sea the beauty on the south-east of Barbados

Hiking Chronicles: A bright, sunny day and beautiful journey on the south-east of Barbados. Sea breeze is therapeutic and walking barefoot on the sand is so refreshing…beyond the physical. The south-east coast of the island is mostly rough (road and wave wise) but there are some areas like Bath beach in St. John and small […]

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Turquoise water

                Shades of brilliant turquoise return to the ocean after a flood of sargassum seaweed in 2015. The seaweed brought its surprises, challenges and resources to Bim – eventually making way for the huge salty expanse of emerald that’s warm, refreshing, healthy and inviting.   Sea sounds  

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