Bathway Beach is located in the northern part of Grenada and is a rather unique beach. There are no colorful water sports activities or diving equipment on the beach, so if you simply want to relax on a tranquil beach, read a book, or swim to enjoy the cool sea water, Bathway Beach is a good choice. When swimming at Bathway Beach, visitors must be especially careful not to go beyond the safety zone, as the currents outside the safety zone are very strong. Even the most professional swimmers in the area dare not venture beyond the safety zone, so…

The Abaco Islands are located in the northern part of the Bahamas, mainly consisting of Abaco Cays, Abaco Island, and a series of small and large coral reefs. The waters around it are considered one of the best areas in the world for boating and sailing. The island boasts the most natural wildlife areas, especially coral reefs and Bahamian pine forests, forming the most picturesque scenery. The beaches along the coast are soft and fine, perfect for sunbathing or relaxing under a beach umbrella with a good book. The crystal-clear blue waters and the peaceful atmosphere, protected by many charming…

The Bahamas Historical Society Museum is located at the corner where Shirley Street and Elizabeth Avenue intersect in the capital city of Nassau, Bahamas. The museum is characterized by its use of pink as the main color scheme, giving visitors a very warm feeling. The museum’s collection includes several major sections such as history, anthropology, and archaeology, vividly showcasing over 500 years of Bahamian history and the progress of the artistic industry. It holds significant importance for the study of the country’s history and archaeological achievements, and is one of the most important museums in the Bahamas. Visitors should take…

Bimini is a region in the westernmost part of the Bahamas, consisting of a chain of islands and being the closest point of the Bahamas to the United States. It is just 53 miles away from Miami, Florida and approximately 137 miles away from the capital city of Nassau. The Bimini Museum was founded in 1995, but it wasn’t officially opened to the public until 2000. It is a privately funded and operated museum dedicated to documenting the history and culture of Bimini, playing a significant role in researching the historical and cultural customs, and artistic development of the Bimini…

Lucayan National Park is located in the city of Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island, and is one of the most famous national parks in the Bahamas. In 1986, archaeologists discovered the remains of indigenous people in burial mounds on the island and in underground water caves in the park, confirming human habitation in the area prior to Columbus’ time, which led to the naming of the park. The park is lush with plants, exuding a charming floral fragrance and boasting beautiful scenery. Almost all types of vegetation in the Bahamas are found in the park, with winding paths and boardwalks covering…

Los Aleros Park is located in Mérida, Venezuela. Founded by Alexis Montilla in 1984, it is one of the main urban parks in Mérida city. The park is filled with the fragrance of flowers and birdsong, shaded by lush trees, and exudes the ancient charm of the city, making it one of the most distinctive parks in Venezuela. Los Aleros Park is a popular place for leisure and entertainment among the citizens of Mérida, with many people taking walks here in the evening. Los Aleros Reasons to visit: One of the main urban parks in Mérida Continent: South America Country:…

The Aeronautics Museum of Maracay is the only aviation-themed museum in Venezuela and one of the largest museums in Latin America. It is located in the famous city of Maracay in the northern region of Venezuela, adjacent to the Venezuelan Air Force Officers School. The museum was established on December 10, 1963, and officially opened to the public in the same year. The Aeronautics Museum of Maracay boasts the largest collection of aircraft, engines, weapons, related documents, photographs, maps, paintings, memorabilia, and other historical artifacts in Venezuela, making it one of the largest museums in the country. The museum houses…

Morrocoy National Park is located in the southeast of Falcón State, northwest Venezuela. It was designated as a national park by the Venezuelan government in May 1974. Covering an area of 32,090 hectares, the national park features mountains, water bodies, small islands, beaches, and extensive mangrove swamps, attracting thousands of migratory birds to rest here. Morrocoy National Park is not only a nature reserve but also a popular tourist destination. When traveling here, you will never feel bored or dull because there are too many beautiful sceneries to admire and plenty of activities to participate in. The park is shaded…

Rupununi Tropical Sparse Savanna is located at the junction of the Rupununi River and Brazil. It is a natural tropical and subtropical grassland, sparse grassland, and tropical flora and fauna ecological area. The animals running on the grassland, the birds flying in the sky, and the swaying plants in the wind form a magnificent tropical grassland scenery, with many animals living on the grassland, among which the jaguar and harpy eagle are the long-term residents, making it their home. Although the Rupununi Tropical Sparse Savanna is located in a dry tropical region, the rainy season from May to August provides…