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Bahamas Research Paper

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The Bahamas is an underrated and it is a less populated country that it may seem as an ordinary country, but it is not because of the unique attractions it possesses. Tourism is our number one main industry. One of the main attractions are our beaches and secondly, it would be our Bahamian cuisine. Some examples of Bahamian cuisine are fried snapper, lobster with pancakes, crab, and rice or conch salad. These types of food are an attraction to tourist because they are very rare to find all over the world except the Bahamas. The first thing tourists ask for when they come to The Bahamas is, “where is the beach?” The climate in many countries is colder when compared to the Bahamas. During most of our seasons it is always warm or hot and this …show more content…

It wasn’t to calm but it had just the right number of waves. I then proceeded to the water sports office and I paid to ride a jet ski. At first I was afraid, but I was always interested in doing new exhilarating things. The tour guide showed me how to operate the jet ski. My jet ski experience was like a little child learning to ride a bicycle for the first time by just taking it one step at a time. Within a few seconds of riding it became like second nature to me, because riding on water was just like riding a car on land. The waves were similar to humps or hills on the road. The faster we rode the more exciting it was. The water wasn 't too calm and it wasn’t too rough it just had just the right number of waves. I then proceeded to the water sports office and I paid to ride a jet ski. At first I was afraid, but I was always interested in doing new exhilarating things. The tour guide showed me how to operate the jet ski. Moreover, I went on the jet ski and it reminded me of when I was a little child learning to ride a bicycle for the first time by taking one step at a time. Within a few seconds of riding, it became like second nature to me, because riding on the water was just like riding a car on land. The waves were similar to bumps or hills on the road the faster you rode the more exciting it was. The jet ski ride only lasted for thirty minutes and it felt as if it I rode it for two

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