Welcome to the Travel Page!Click on the links to learn more about each of the areas. We've included some personal pictures taken, along with links you can use to research your own vacation.BahamasDan wisked me away for my birthday to the Bahamas. We stayed at the Sandals Royal Bahamian Resort & Spa. It was a wonderful 4 days in the tropical sun of Nassau. We are considering returning to the island next summer for our anniversary. The diving we heard was amazing and now that we are becoming certified divers, we want to explore the underwater world of the Bahamas.Turks & CaicosWe recently returned from spending our 2nd wedding anniversary in the beautiful blue waters of Turks & Caicos. Halfway between Florida and Puerto Rico, the chain of islands know as Turks & Caicos rises out of the sea like a string of pearls glistening in the sun. Here the waters are the most transparent you will ever see and aglow with more different shades of Turquoise than anyone could ever count.St. LuciaThe two of us honeymoon at Sandals St. Lucia. The resort is situated on an impressive 155-acres and is the most glamorous all-inclusive ever created. Soak up the on a half-mile beach. Play a round or two at the resort's golf course. Let time slip by in one of the Caribbean's largest pools and savor culinary masterpieces at 5 gourmet restaurants.For more information on St. Lucia, visit the St. Lucia Online Tourism Guide St. MartinThis island has an impressive 36 beaches, each with its own distinct atmosphere. You will find them with waves high enough for surfers, and calm ones for the small kids. There are busy and deserted beaches for the honeymooners. Tiny beaches between rocky cliffs and some which seem to stretch endlessly. One thing they all have in common, they are clean, the sand is white, and the sea is crystal clear.For more information on St. Martin, visit St. Martin/St. Maarten Island Information Palm Springs, CAWe recently visited the Palm Springs, California area. We actually stayed in Rancho Mirage, just a short distance from the Palm Springs Airport. Situated in the Coachella Valley, the views of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains are just breathtaking. While driving through the valley, you will see snow capped mountain tops that look like a postcard. |