Point Well Taken

Since 1947, Rocky Point Restaurant has been serving up

good food with a side of incredible views just 10 miles south of 

Carmel along the magnificent Highway 1.  With the installation

of flood lights along the cliffs,  Rocky Point has become

a visual feast for lunch or dinner with inside or outside dining.

 A large menu offers just about something for everyone

 and for all ages so no one leaves hungry or disappointed.

And, outside paths and sitting areas are available for those

 that just cannot tear themselves away.   So whether you are

 cruising along Highway 1 or staying nearby, it is worth

the stop where the Blue Plate Special is the backdrop of

the Pacific Ocean and is served up every day.

www.rockypointrestaurant.com

TRAVEL M GIRL

Bermuda

A relative of mine just recently moved to Bermuda.

I tried to be happy for her but I am afraid my shades of green

were shining like a glow stick as I talked to her about

the beautiful pink sand, the pastel buildings, the breathtaking

beauty of the water....and now I can use the excuse that I 

must return due to "family obligations"!  Lucky me!

And, when I go I will have a tough time choosing amongst

these wonderful hotels located on Bermuda's beaches...

Elbow Beach

Newstead Belmont Hills

Fairmont Southampton

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club

Rosewood Tuckers Point

And coming in another year, you can add St. Regis and the

re-opening of Ariel Sands to 

the list of beautiful hotels

"You go to heaven if you want to, I'd rather

stay right here in Bermuda." - Mark Twain

TRAVEL M GIRL

Taking It Easy In Corfu, Greece

On a recent Mediterranean cruise,

one of our stops happened to be at Corfu.

Unlike some people, we cannot get enough of

the beautiful Mediterranean so a perfect day for us

was to jump off the ship and straight onto a private

boat. We went throughwww.dailycruisescorfu.com 

and we could not have had a better time!

Once we were picked up by our captain, we were

taken across the bay to the beautiful North East

Coast where we enjoyed the incredible view,

swimming, and snorkeling in small caves.

A little further up the coast we stopped at a 

quaint beach which is only accessible by boat.

While we swam and enjoyed the peacefulness of this

cove, our captain was busy cooking up a barbecue

which consisted of fresh fish, a Greek salad, grilled

prawns, Tzatsiki, gilled feta on top of bread and wine

that came from the captain's private vineyard.

Our appetites were as full as the feast for our 

eyes on our scenic journey off of the Greek coast.

As we sailed to the next destination, we vowed that

it would not be our last time at this beautiful place.

HAPPY SAILING!

TRAVEL M GIRL