Travel Must Avoids: Beach Sharks And Hotel Bugs
Before You Go To Sunny Shores
Thinking of a sunny beach vacation, grand surfing, and acquiring a tan in winter? Yes, the very thought of surfing in wide open beaches in winter is tempting.
Before you rush to fly out to far Caribbean or anywhere else bragging of undefeated surfing, do your homework first that might save your life. Shark attacks are on the rise and you do not want to be shark feed after spending all that cash in your wallets for a super vacation.
No thank you, you say. You’d rather play poker at home with the same shark-timid cast of characters who have a mind to show some tricks with their custom zippo lighters, guzzle beer, and collect[/pin] the money to fatten their designer wallets.
If you really really the tropical atmosphere, go ahead. But don’t beautiful sharks ready for you. You can always Google more shark infested beaches worldwide if you want to be sure no Hammerheads or Tiger Sharks are around.
Nasty Bugs in Hotel Rooms
Another threat is nocturnal the bedbugs. These beasties do not select their victims and they live and breed in the sleaziest and swankiest of hotels/hostels.
They’ll go anywhere (short of riding your coattails) and if you pick one of them, it will go home with you. These sneaky critters creep out of their hiding places at night to enjoy their meal ticket.
How do you avoid these bugs? Before putting your luggage on the floor or on the chair, plop them on the tub. Yes, the tub is a much safer place for your suitcase or backpack if you do not want those sly bugs in your clothes and finally in your home. Check the mattresses’ undersides and if you see black and red splotches, get another room or another hotel.
Sharks and bedbugs - they can always spoil anybody’s fantasy holiday. So double check before you open that wallet to pay for that [spin[magical|thrilling[/spin] holiday[/spin].
