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Cruise Chat: What to do on your Montego Bay Cruise Port Stop #BayouTravel

August 26, 2014 by Maria

Cruise Chat: What to do on your Montego Bay Cruise Port Stop #BayouTravel

Montego Bay, Jamaica is one of the largest cities in the country and has long been an important port for trading and travel in and out of the island. For most of its modern history it was a key sugar port in the region. Today the area remains a major port for cruise ships coming into Jamaica and has been working to build and modernize its infrastructure. If Montego Bay is a stop on your cruise, there’s no shortage of things to do. Jamaica grows delicious coffee beans and a visit to Continue Reading

Cruise Travel Preparations: What to know about Belize Cruise Port? #BayouTravel

August 19, 2014 by Maria

Cruise Travel Preparations: What to know about Belize Cruise Port? #BayouTravel

The country of Belize has become one of Central America’s hottest destinations thanks to its Caribbean coast, proximity to Mexico, plentiful natural resources, and English speaking population. This nation, once a colony of Great Britain has been welcoming tens of thousands of tourists a year. If your next cruise makes a stop at the port of Belize here are some things you should know. Belize City Incoming cruise ships dock in Belize City that not only borders the Caribbean Sea but the Belize Continue Reading

Cruise Travel Guide: Food of the Caribbean #BayouTravel

August 12, 2014 by Maria

Cruise Travel Guide: Food of the Caribbean #BayouTravel

Caribbean cuisine is a unique fusion of African, European, East Indian, Arab, Chinese, and Indigenous food and food styles. Because of the geographic nature of islands a lot of foods are based around the ingredients that can be found locally such as rice and beans, tropical fruits, fish, pork, poultry, and beef. Caribbean cooking also includes many different spices and herbs like hot peppers, garlic, onions, cilantro, rosemary and thyme. The availability of many items became possible only Continue Reading

River Cruises vs Ocean Cruises – Similarities and Differences #BayouTravel

June 26, 2014 by Maria

River Cruises vs Ocean Cruises – Similarities and Differences #BayouTravel

When you hear the word cruise does a giant ocean liner automatically come to mind? For most people, that’s the only kind of cruising they are familiar with however, river cruises are another option. You may be familiar with short river cruises such as sightseeing on Thames or Seine. The river cruises I’m talking about here are multi-day trips that cover much more space. There are definite advantages and disadvantages to each, and the type you pick will largely depend on your personality and Continue Reading

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Do’s and Dont’ of Air Travel with Babies  #BayouTravel

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TweetShareLike this post? Please share! Traveling with a baby isn’t exactly easy and traveling by plane can be especially challenging. Before you try air travel with your little one, check out some of these do’s and don’ts. DO look into night flights. Later flights may be less crowded and may allow more space for you […]

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort #spon

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TweetShareLike this post? Please share!The following is a sponsored post. Opinions & thoughts are my own. As many of you know the stressors of life can take a toll on any family that is why it is so important to reconnect with my loved ones whenever possible. My school aged children started school the 1st […]

San Antonio Cultural Travel Guide #BayouTravel

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TweetShareLike this post? Please share! I was probably 13 or 14 years old when I visited San Antonio with my mom, sisters and grandmother. If I can fins any, I’ll try and dig up some old pictures but it was a very short trip. My grandmother took us to see the Alamo and a few […]

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