Please note that the common Caribbean electrical current is 110V AC, the same as what we use here in the United States. However, the electricity in the Bahamas is often up-and-down and not exactly “clean” current....
Read MoreIf you are in Spain, check out the tapas bars when you get hungry; they are open late (Spaniards often eat at 10 PM or later!) and they serve up tasty bite-size morsels for a low price. Some places keep a running menu on the...
Read MoreThis is a question that comes up a lot; the reason you see this in the Tips category is that fear of sharks (and other aquatic “monsters”) is not only blown way out of proportion, but drilled into most of our psyches...
Read MoreThis question comes up a lot with travelers new to the Caribbean. Unlike Mexico, the islands in the Bahamas tend to be safe for drinking, although you are still better off to consume bottled water whenever possible.
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