FEW WORDS ABOUT ME
A little bit about me and my familyRaised and born In Havana City, Cuba on May 1970, I went to college and got a Marine Biology degree also spend two years in Havana University studying Computer science. Met my beautiful wife Elizabeth on High School and got married when I was 20, left my country on 1995 and went to Colombia from there We went to Puerto Rico and had our first son, after 2 years we decided to move to Orlando Florida where my daughter was born later. My passion had always been to travel the world, for the first time in my life I have given the opportunity to do so. I also love photography and Scuba Diving which I always do every time I go on vacation. |
While in Saint Martin I had the opportunity of Scuba Diving with Reef Sharks. Sharks have been around for hundreds of millions of years and are among the deadliest creatures on Earth. Sharks can unhinge their jaws and destroy large prey with their rows of razor sharp teeth. But even though sharks' jaws and teeth make them fierce predators, it's their sensory perception that truly makes them great hunters.
Some sharks can live to reach the ripe old age of 100! However, most sharks live about 25 to 30 years. Sadly, the shark's average lifespan is decreasing as a result of over-fishing and accidental bycatch.
Anguilla is a tiny island with a big reputation. With a population of some 12,000, Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory, 16 miles long, and 3 miles at her widest point. Boasting 33 white sand beaches with crystal clear waters, a contemporary international style, extraordinary vistas, world-class accommodations and mouth-watering cuisine, Anguilla is the culmination of your search for the idyllic tropical escape.
Anguilla is perhaps one of the lesser known Caribbean islands. It is renowned for its natural beauty and serene tranquility and is a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of every day life. It is the perfect vacation getaway for families and couples alike and is a popular holiday destination among holiday makers. Click here to see more of this trip
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