In&unda
de Sea
M
any locals
and visitors
are trueblue, water babies,
easily identified by
fresh tans, browned
hair, and talk of
having a ‘sea bath’
at every possible
opportunity.
For others a day at
the beach may be
more infrequent…a
cherished thing
only enjoyed on
holidays or with
much planning.
How frustrating on
that occasion, to
finally arrive and
settle down to enjoy
it, only to realize a
few crucial items
didn’t make the trip.
Things are missing
and we could have
done better.
So for those of us
with less experience,
and for “Forgetful
Jones”. No worries!
We have you
covered!
28 | Caribbean Dreams
Hydrate yourself
Sunscreen! Sunscreen!
Sunscreen!
Don’t Think You Need It? WRONG! You
do! Even in the unusual spots, ears, the
tops of the feet and hands. You’d also
be surprised how many people can get
scalp burn parting their hair in the usual
place every day, be careful its painful.
In Case of Lull,
Break Glass!
In case the frolic in the ocean is not
enough for a day at the beach, carry
a book, a ball, a Frisbee, cards (if you
don’t expect the wind), floats (but lather
on that sun screen first), boogie boards,
paddle and ball, snorkel gear, a water
proof camera or any other item that
might also keep you entertained.
Sunglasses
Refuse to add those years to your face
by spending your day out squinting.
Crows Feet? “Faget about it!” Carry a
pair of fashionable sunglasses with UVA
and UVB protection or buy a pair, dutyfree from The Sunglass Hut.
A Mini
First Aid kit
While you may never actually use
it,