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Twelfth Annual Hetero HIV Cruise Retreat
October 10 – 18, 2009 |
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San Juan, Puerto Rico: Historic Old San Juan is the best preserved of the Spanish Colonial cities in the Caribbean. Walk charming cobblestone streets and see the distinctive architecture with bright pastel colors and wrought iron fences. Among peaceful shaded plazas and courtyards sit and watch the world go by. A must see is El Morro and El Cristobal, the two best examples in the Caribbean of fortresses left form the Spanish Empire. Lovingly restored, San Juan is also quite a modern city with great boutiques, galleries and wonderful restaurants. |
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St. Thomas:
Part of the U.S. Virgin
Islands this island offers a rugged mountainous interior and
many fine small cove like beaches.
St Thomas
is perhaps best known
as one of the premier shopping destinations in the
Caribbean
. The island still has a strong Dutch
influence in some of its colonial buildings.
Many people
enjoy going to Magen’s Bay or Morningstar Beaches or
hop over to St John’s to the underwater National Park
for phenomenal snorkeling.
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Antigua, British Leeward Islands: Antigua, the largest of the Leeward Islands offers warms steady winds, a coastline of harbor and small cove like beaches. In fact Antigua boasts 365 beaches, one for every day of the year!! Antigua has become one of the top resort islands in the Caribbean. While on the island you will see old sugar plantations, a rugged terrain and the strong remnants of the former British Colony.
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Tortola, British Virgin Islands: A diver’s delight Tortola is famous for its many reefs and sunken ships. The beaches on the island are pure white sand with clear, azure and turquoise hued water. Cane Garden Bay is where you can relax and swim or take scenic island tour that takes you past Fort Hill and other delightful sights. Here we offer one of best shore excursions as we sail catamarans to Norman Caves, said to have inspired Robert Louis Stevenson to write Treasure Island!!
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Nassau, Bahamas: What makes Nassau special? Picture an idyllic place with stretches of perfect white sand beaches, palms trees gracefully swaying in the wind, crystal clear water, Calypso music and a Margarita or Bahama Mamma in your hand. This former island had great examples of British Colonial architecture and is a great place for duty free shopping. |
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