Which Caribbean beach is most shallow (in depth) from shore?
Feb 15th, 2001, 03:40 PM
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Maggie-You will have no problem at Maundays Bay or Cove Bay at Cap Juluca. I dislike to go over my head and enjoy this beach very much. I am not familiar with Pompano but I know the South Rd. beaches in Bermudas very well. You should not have a problem. Enjoy!
Feb 16th, 2001, 11:02 AM
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Hi Kristen! <BR> <BR>Thanks for your response. I'll try to answer you question (short of a novella). <BR> <BR>Bermuda was our choice for a sun vacation just 2 years ago, and we've returned each year since then, sending my in-laws on an anniversary trip. Little did we know that the small island of Bermuda was not in the so-called Caribbean belt, hence -- it's summers and winters follow the seasons as if we were on the mainland. <BR> <BR>I recommend Bermuda if you enjoy British culture and need to get away quickly (only a short 2 1/2 hour flight from JFK) very convenient for us -- don't know where you'll be departing. Bermuda actually has something for everyone: LARGE resorts, e.g. The Fairmont Southampton Princess (way too big for our taste; almost tacky -- too many guests) to cottage colonies, like Michael Douglas' Ariel Sands, though the beach on the property is not of the best "Bermuda" kind. I would recommend looking at Cambridge Cottages and Pompano Beach Club if you want privacy, smaller hotels, and the so-called "pink" beach experience -- the sand really is PINK, at least in the summertime. Try looking up their website(s) or try www.bermudatourism.com <BR> <BR>That should get you started. <BR> <BR>Good Luck! I'll check up on you later if you post a reply. Happy planning!
