October 2, 2007
Who Else Wants 5 Reasons To Say YES To A Jamaica Vacation?
With gorgeous weather, pristine white sandy beaches, and an abundance of activities to keep almost anyone busy, there is little wonder why Jamaica has become a world-famous vacation spot. It’s therefore quite understandable that at some point in their lives, many people want to embark on a Jamaica vacation. Here are 5 enticing reasons to encourage you to make your next vacation a Jamaica vacation.1. Beautiful weatherYou simply cannot say it enough… the Jamaica weather is absolutely gorgeous. Jamaica is in the Caribbean so this means you’re almost guaranteed beautiful weather all year long. Generally it’s not too hot and definitely not too cool, which allows you to get maximum relaxation while on vacation. You can put on your bathing suit and lounge carelessly at the beautiful beaches Jamaica has to offer.2. Jamaican beachesWith beautiful weather you know there are a number of beaches to choose from. In Jamaica, you’ll find it hard to run out of choices if you’re looking for a beach to enjoy. Many hotels are located right beside the beaches… so you’ll have quick and easy access. And there are numerous activities to keep you busy on the beaches from snorkeling to parasailing to just lazing […]
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The wild fun of whitewater rafting has gained enormous popularity in recent years. This basic guide is a smart investment for anyone considering a trip. Clear, concise text and easy-to-read illustrations show how to read the water and maneuver the craft. Chapters on safety cover the basic equipment, such as PFDs, throwbags, and ropes, as well as risk management, capsize drills, and rope handling. An extensive listing of contacts and select destinations are also included. The wealth of action photos are both entertaining and instructive.About the Author:Graeme Addison pioneered commercial whitewater rafting in South Africa and has paddled all over the world. He is a founding member of the South African Rivers Association and coordinates tourism for the International Rafting Federation. Safety and rescue Key technical moves
