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Swimming in Kaohsiung is Not Just about Getting Wet

August 23, 2017 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

The island-nation of Taiwan is not popular as a beach-paradise destination. It doesn’t have a Phuket (Thailand), Bali (Indonesia), or Boracay (Philippines) to boast of. However, the two lovely beaches in Kaohsiung can hold their own. Although tourism in this southwestern Taiwanese city is focused more on culture and traditions, modern structures, bustling industries and natural wonders (other than beaches), swimming in Kaohsiung is quiet pleasant and memorable. When going to Kaohsiung, definitely don’t forget to pack your bathing suit.

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Go swimming in the beaches of Kaohsiung

The city of Kaohsiung (Coordinates: 22°38′N 120°16′E) has only two beaches: Cijin Beach and the swimming beach in Sizih Bay. Cijin …

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Enjoy Swimming in Guam like Nowhere Else

June 22, 2016 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

Swimming in Guam is perfect for three reasons: warm tropical weather all year round, crystal clear waters with white sands, and an amazing backdrop of lush mountains, glimmering waterfalls and the wide Pacific Ocean.

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Go Swimming in Guam

The weather in Guam is as steady as it can get. Throughout the year it maintains a balmy 70 to 80°F. This small island-nation is perfectly positioned in the Pacific Ocean and near the equator so that the cool ocean breeze offsets the humidity and heat from the …

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Beaches and Water Sports When Swimming in Incheon

May 17, 2016 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

There are plenty of beaches that allow swimming in Incheon. Luckily, most of them are located in close proximity to the Incheon International Airport. The airport is located on the Yeongjong island of Incheon, which is connected to the mainland by bridge making access to nearby attractions relatively easy. So, may it be a 20-minute ride bus from the airport to Eurwangni Beach or a 10-minute ferry ride to some of Incheon’s most exotic islands, Incheon is the perfect destination for a short getaway or a long layover.

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Have fun in the waters of Incheon

Eurwangni Beach is not only the largest beach in Incheon but the most popular one as well. This expansive sandy beach provides a wide open view of the sea making it a spectacular spot to view the sunset from. The beach shore rises to about 1.5 meters, making it …

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Swimming in Kuwait — Where to Learn Scuba Diving

April 12, 2016 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

Swimming in Kuwait is a popular activity for tourists because of the warm temperature and the humid ambiance. However, this fun and exciting pastime is sometimes discouraged because of the ocean’s strong currents, sharp rocks, and the abundance of dangerous creatures, such as sea snakes, urchins, and jellyfishes. These threats are sources of inconvenience, particularly for the locals who find their living catching fish. Fortunately, you can still enjoy the treasures of the deep by learning how to scuba dive. There are plenty of establishments, which will only be too glad to teach you everything you need to know, from the precautions to the breathing techniques.

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Go diving in Kuwait

Scuba diving in Kuwait is one of the water sports sought after by tourists. This activity gives them the opportunity to explore the deep waters without being exposed to danger. Plus, a trip to the bottom of the sea is not experienced by everyone in a lifetime. If you are …

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Smart Tips for Swimming in Bangladesh

April 10, 2016 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

Swimming in Bangladesh can be great fun, but only if you know where to go and are sensible about your travel choices.  For one thing, the issues with water pollution render certain places unwise if you want to take a quick dip in the water.  For another, some times of year are likely to turn swimming into more of a necessity than a leisure activity.

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Go swimming in Bangladesh

This latter issue is particularly grave, as Bangladesh’s generally low-lying character and its position adjacent to the Bay of Bengal render it a flood-prone area.  Besides the floods, the wide distribution of water bodies and channels throughout the country also makes for more hazards for those who cannot swim, as is shown by the fact that as many as 18,000 children die each year in the …

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Diving and Swimming in Brunei: Fun and Unforgettable

March 22, 2016 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

When people think of Brunei, they imagine a country of golden palaces, lavish mosques and an abundant supply of natural gas. Not many think of this amazing Muslim country as a place to swim and have fun in the water. Swimming in Brunei, however, is quickly becoming a popular attraction for tourists.

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Go diving in Brunei

If one looks at the map, having fun in the water while in Brunei makes a lot of sense. This tiny yet wealthy country is found on the northern tip of the island of Borneo in the middle of Malaysia’s Sarawak province. Encircling the South China Sea, Brunei’s …

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