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The pineapple delta is located nearlies the equator of Africa, in the Indian Ocean. It is a world famous explorer’s stop for anyone interested in sailing or windsurfing. The pineapple is known as the Caribbean’s’snow apple’, due to its white and bright patches. These patches of snow are the signature of the delta and are made up of unique rock formations. Sailing to this beautiful island is a unique experience as it has neither rain nor clouds and has strong winds. Sailing there has been rated as one of the most challenging sailing destinations in the world.
The journey starts from St John’s where you will be dropped off and taken to the landing area by a crew of sailors. You can then take in the stunning views of the area. After this you will head towards Tahiti with plenty of stops to make while at the same time enjoying the sailing experience. After sailing to Tahiti you will sail through the Indian Ocean before reaching the final destination of pineapple. This is where you will board the ship ‘Tahitian Star’ and head back to St John’s. The crew will then help you prepare for your trip before setting off for home.
The pineapple delta is a small island and only about six thousand people call it home. However, the island is surrounded by other islands which makes it very easy for visitors to get away from it all. Visitors can go on an eco-tour or go sightseeing during their stay.
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Another highlight is the experience of sailing between the Tahiti and the pineapple island. This takes about seven hours and offers visitors an amazing view of the ocean. The weather in the region is perfect for this journey as there are no storms or hurricanes. As such, it makes it the perfect setting for eco-tours and natural history enthusiasts. The journey also includes trips to the Polynesian Islands and allows visitors to set off on their own eco tours there. This gives them an insight into the culture of these islands and highlights what the island has to offer visitors.
There are plenty of attractions on the island and they include the Pitons Flat, where visitors can camp for the night. After a long day of exploring, visitors can set up shop at the end of the day and relax by a campfire. At night, they can enjoy music and dancing by the campfire. They can stay in any of the hundreds of accommodations available on the island and many of them have their own bathrooms. There are numerous restaurants that offer meals and drinks.
The pineapple delta is a true tropical paradise with clear waters, clean sands and white sand. It is a truly unique experience and no trip to Jamaica can ever be considered complete without a stop here. The pineapples grow on the slopes of the mountains and have a fresh taste that cannot be found anywhere else. They are very easy to pick and the flavor is unlike any other fruit. Visitors can take anything from fresh pineapple to honey, salt, sugar or ice cream.