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I am writing to everyone who has been involved and supported our program, to say "thank you" for being involved with the Dan Dickau Basketball Academy. When Travis Drake and I started the academy in the fall of 2009 we had no idea where it would go. In three short years, it has grown from a vision to enhance basketball in the community to a full fledged academy with involvement of close to 200 families during the basketball season. It has provided me with the opportunity to give back to the community and become a part of so many local families. Because of my desire to fully pursue my coaching career, and the direction it may take me, I feel it is time to take a step back from the academy. I have loved every moment of my involvement, from connecting with many of the players, helping young coaches in the area find new opportunities and hearing stories of parents appreciative of our high character staff.
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Eleven new laws take effect in Washington state on New Year's Day, including a measure to create special license plates for fans of the Seattle Sounders FC and the Seattle Seahawks.
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Eleven new laws take effect in Washington state on New Year'sDay, including a measure to create special license plates for fans of the Seattle Sounders FC and the Seattle Seahawks.
The majority of new laws passed by the Legislature went into effect in July, but a few were marked for the beginning of the calendar year.
Most of the new laws are technical changes that won't affect the everyday lives of Washington residents.
One new law on the list changes the name of the crime of riot to criminal mischief, making it easier to charge people who participate in such activities.
A similar change was made in the law concerning retail theft, changing the description of one category of crime from retail theft with extenuating circumstances to retail theft with special circumstances. This change was made because "special circumstances" are defined in existing law to mean particular aggravating circumstances and "extenuating circumstances" are not defined in the Revised Code of Washington.
Another new law says businesses should be charged a $2 fee when they request information from the state Department of Licensing about a vehicle owner. That law also requires notification of the vehicle owner when their information is shared with an attorney or private investigator.
The new sports license plates will raise money for charity. Money collected from selling the Sounders plates will go toward a veteran's organization and a nonprofit that mentors youth. The Sounders plates will support an organization that encourages teens to stay in school or return to school after they've left.
Another new law clarifies confidentiality rules for county coroners and medical examiners. It says these public servants are not prevented from publically discussing findings concerning any death within their jurisdiction, including cases where law enforcement or corrections officers may be involved.
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A Volunteer Fair held at Meaford Hall on Wednesday, October 31 drew a large crowd of organizations and citizens looking for a new opportunity to help out in the community.
A total of 20 local volunteer organizations packed into Meaford Hall for a chance to meet and speak with potential new volunteers who stopped by throughout the day.
The Fair ran from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. At 1 p.m. Norine Baron, chair of Beaver Valley Outreach (BVO), spoke at the Hall about volunteerism and how it helps the community and what the BVO does.
Representatives from a cross section of volunteer groups were out in full force pitching their organizations to potential new volunteers.
Judith Barr and Leo Girard were present representing the Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce. They have both been volunteering with the Society for 15 years.
"Alzheimers is becoming a larger and larger issue. More and more people are being identified with it. We always need more people to be volunteers," Barr explained.
Girard explained the volunteers with the Society can participate in numerous activities to help the organization including: Tag Dags, Walk For Memories and golf tournaments. He said in Meaford alone last year Tag Days raised more than $1,500.
"With the Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce close to 95 per cent of the money stays in Grey Bruce," said Girard.
Golden Town Outreach Chair Fionnuala Sparling was one of several volunteers from the Outreach at the Volunteer Fair. Golden Town Outreach is responsible for running Meaford's foodbank.
"There are always times when we need good people to volunteer to do something for us," she explained.
Sparling said the Outreach just started up a new food acquisition program that will help the organization purchase food at lower rates.
"We're hoping to implement that soon. All we need is a volunteer driver with a pick-up truck that can help out," she said.
Elaine and Bill McMurray were manning the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club's booth at the Volunteer Fair.
"We're always looking for money and volunteers," Bill explained. "We use any money donated to secure the Trail and the volunteers help maintain the Trail," he explained.
Elaine said volunteers can be board members, help with Trail maintenance or participate in fundraising events like the always popular trivia nights.
Writer and community theatre director/producer Greg Brown was also at the Volunteer Fair.
"We always need volunteer actors, production people, directors and costume makers," Brown explained. "I'm also doing some promotion for Women and War," said Brown Women and War is Brown's latest Remembrance Day program playing at Meaford Hall on Friday November 9 at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Catherine Keleher was representing Victim Services of Bruce, Grey and Owen Sound Inc.
Victim Services provides free and confidential support to victims of crime and tragic circumstance.
"We provide immediate crisis response to victims of crime or tragedy," Keleher explained.
Victim Services strives to lessen the trauma of being victimized, to help victims cope with the impact of crime or tragic circumstances, assist victims in accessing appropriate support services, provide an opportunity for community members to become more involved and to educate citizens of Bruce and Grey counties about help victims.
Wayne Kipp of the Rotary Club of Meaford was showing off the Club's cash calendar at the Volunteer Fair. The Rotary Club recently held a photography contest and the top entries were put together into a cash calendar. The Club is selling the calendars for $25 and each week there is a draw with a winning prize of $100. The calendar is a fundraiser for the Club's various projects. The Rotary Club of Meaford is well known for the various projects it has contributed to around town - including improvements at Meaford Harbour and literacy programs in local schools. However, the Club also donates to international efforts as well. Kipp said the club recently donated $6,000 (which turned into $36,000 with matching donations) to help furnish a new school in the African country of Cameroon.
Kipp said the Club is always looking for new projects.
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Interest Areas in Childcare
Within the physical environment, Interest Areas are prepared and maintained to encourage children in their learning. These areas are well planned and are purposefully created to enable children to experiment, discover, explore and create.
What are the Interest Areas
Interest Areas are arranged areas in the environment that have specific resources, tools and equipment that children can engage in within each areas of interest. Interest areas that support learning are vibrant and flexible and are responsive to the interests and abilities of each child. The most common interest areas that are used within the physical environment include the following:
The most common interest areas that are used within the physical environment include the following:
- Art and Craft
- Block Play
- Construction Area
- Computer Area
- Cooking Area
- Home Corner
- Library Area
- Music and Movement
- Outdoor Area
- Puzzle Play
- Sand and Water Area
- Science and Nature
- Sensory Play
- Toy Table
Setting up Interest Areas
Interest Areas need to be adaptable, welcoming and organized. Children should be able to make choices and have easy access to materials.
Furniture and materials are arranged to create well defined areas of interest, rather than in a single large space. Materials, items and resources are provided in each specific interest area to reflect children's natural curiosity and to encourage purposeful play and learning. This encourages different types of play and enables children to see the experiences on offer.
Each area needs to have their own defined space. Quiet areas should be separated from noisy ones. Block Play, Construction and Home Corner are all considered "noisy" so these areas can be set up in one part of the room. Library Area, Puzzle Play and Computer Area are quieter and can be established away from the noisier ones. Messy play, small or large group activities and individual activities should also be considered when setting up and depending upon the types of experiences the children will engage in (small group, large group or individual), space will need to be made available.
Safety is also a main priority. All children should be easily visible within each of the interest areas. Furniture should be sturdy and materials free from hazards. Children need to be guided and taught how to use equipment properly to stop accidents. Furniture, materials and resources will need to be kept clean and hygienic so it's a good idea to clean these at least once a week or more to avoid spread of germs.
It is important that children feel that the learning environment is an exciting and interesting place where they can try new things and feel free to explore ideas and interests.
How to Use Interest Areas
After setting up each interest area within the physical environment, the main experience added to each area needs to be reflected within the curriculum plan. The experiences planned on the curriculum plan need to be added to an interest area based on what type of experience it is. For example; in the weekly curriculum plan if one of the experiences planned is "Tapping Boards" this can be arranged on the Toy Table, "Animal Puppets" can go in Library Area; "Life Cycles" will be set up in "Science and Nature" etc.
When adding to interest areas it's a good idea to have a selection of materials that can be used to extend on children's learning. They do not necessarily have to be added onto the curriculum plan if the materials being used are the same over duration of time. So, within the interest area Block Play, along with the main experience you can also add animal/people figurines, builder's helmets and signs. Even though these materials may be the same week in and week out, change them on a rotating basis in order to add variety and more options for the children to choose from and to extend on children's interests and ideas.
Interest areas should be flexible and open ended and organized to promote small group interactions and play experiences.
Benefits of each Interest Area
Art and Craft - Engaging in Art n Craft experiences benefits all aspects of children's development. Children, who cannot express what they feel and think and how they view their world in words, may be able to do so more readily through art.
Block Play - Blocks are open-ended play materials; there is no right or wrong way to build with them. Sometimes children start with an idea of what they want to make, at other times, the three dimensional design grows as children place blocks together randomly or in patterns. The creations built in blocks are often reminiscent of things they have seen, and so they will begin to name what they build: a house, road or railway train.
Construction Area – Construction involves children building and making things no one has seen before. Children are offered a variety of materials and begin to sort, arrange and construct using their ideas and imagination. Through construction it provides children an opportunity to invent and discover new possibilities.
Computer Area - Children, who have access to a computer and are encouraged in computer play, discover open ended play that are both rewarding and enriching. The computer area should allow children to learn in a variety of ways, at a pace that meets their individual needs.
Cooking Area – Cooking experiences teach children how food is prepared and cooked and how it contributes to their health and well-being. Children enjoy cooking experiences as it is one of the few activities which allow them to do exactly the same thing that adults do.
Home Corner - Pretend play is very important for children's development and learning. In the house corner children can take on and try out roles from familiar family scenes, local community's experiences and imaginative fantasies.
Library Area - A library is an essential part of a early childcare setting. It provides children with an opportunity to listen to stories and poems, explore books and a variety of reading materials. The library area can include: a writing centre and listening area with story tapes for the children to listen to, felt boards and puppets.
Music and Movement - Children begin to learn that music and movement communicate messages and represents actions. Most children start learning about their world by acting on objects and people and begin thinking with their bodies before using words. By using movement children aren't limited by their verbal abilities.
Outdoor Area - Outdoor play is enjoyable for children and important for their growth and development. When outdoors children are able to run, skip, jump, climb, throw, hop and catch and use their outside voices, which provides a healthy break from being inside. Being outside gives children the opportunity to stretch their muscles, breathe fresh air and enjoy the freedom of space.
Puzzle Play – When a child completes a puzzle they are acquiring many skills without even realizing it. Puzzles enable a child to develop problem solving skills on how to place a piece in correct space, cognitive skills through visual space awareness, fine motor skills to learn how to grasp and pick up pieces through manipulation, hand/ eye co-ordination by placing puzzle pieces in correct order and social skills by completing puzzles with peers.
Sand and Water Area - The natural attraction that children have with these mediums makes them perfect for exploring in the childcare room. Sand and water play can be two separate activities or formed into one. Sand and water each provides children with many learning experiences. While playing with sand, it provides children with options to shape, rake, shovel or build with the sand. Water gives the children options of splashing, pouring and mixing.
Science and Nature – Science and Nature enables children to learn about facts and the world around them. Through first hand experiences science and nature provides children to be engaged through investigating and exploring which will support to develop their ideas and learning.
Sensory Play – Sensory experiences enable children to use their senses to explore and manipulate objects. Through touch, smell, hear, seeing and tasting it contributes to a child's overall learning. When exploring through sensory play children will also begin to classify objects based on different textures, which is an important part of learning.
Toy Table - Toy tables are games, manipulative projects, puzzles and collectibles that children can play with at the table or on the floor. These are quiet activities the children can do alone, with a friend or a teacher. They offer children challenging opportunities to learn new skills.
For detailed information on Benefits of each Interest Area, See Main Article: Benefits of Interest Areas
Strategies to Maintain Interest Areas
Interest areas are designed to support decision making, independence and responsibility. Children are given opportunities to practice these skills by selecting and using materials, equipment and tools offered in each area. To ensure the children are achieving individual and group learning outcomes in each interest area, the following strategies are suggested:
- For each area, plan the best number of children to comfortably work in the space provided. To help children understand have a "number of children board" visible within each area. Children can choose their name from a selection of name cards or a photo card and stick it on the board. This enables children to see if they area is full or space is available to play at the interest area.
- Create areas that can serve more than one purpose at different times of the day. Toy table can be also used as the Cooking Area or the Library Area can be used during group time.
- Not all interest areas need to be used in the one environment. Sometimes centres only have a small amount of space to work with and getting all the interest areas organized into a small space isn't going to work. Divide the areas between the indoor and outdoor environment.
- Use posters or picture cards to inspire creativity. In Block Play add pictures of buildings, in Science and Nature add posters of life cycles, in Art and Craft add pictures of famous artist's paintings such as Picasso or Da Vinci. Think about the children's interests or their experiences within the learning areas and add photos or posters to represent their ideas.
- For storage, take photos of resources and items in each interest area and stick them onto their relevant basket or container. This encourages the children to pack away and put the activity back in the proper place.
- Set materials and resources up in an inviting and interesting manner. Take care in how you set up each experience. For example, in Block Corner there is no point just dumping blocks in the middle of the mat. Use some creativity to make it inviting by making a design or building small towers that the children can extend upon.
Materials Needed For Interest Areas
Material selection and arrangement strongly influence and supports children's learning. Here is a list of recommended materials for each Interest Area:
|Interest Area
|Recommended Materials
|Art and Craft
|Block Play
|Construction Area
|Computer Area
|Cooking Area
|Home Corner
|Library Area
|Music and Movement
|Outdoor Area
|Puzzle Play
|Sand and Water Area
|Science and Nature
|Sensory Play
|Toy Table
Interest areas offer a learning environment that is challenging, stimulating and interesting will allow the children to engage in the experiences that you offer. Interest Areas will enable you to observe and interact with the children in a positive way and support the development of children's play based learning. Just remember - "The Possibilities Are Endless".
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Perhaps due partly to Ford's influence, or perhaps due to changing marketconditions, Jaguar has recently realized not everyone can afford a $60,000 -$100,000 car. Both the S-Type and the all-new X-Type are Jaguar's attempt tobuild market share from the ground up. Now aspiring executives and futureOvitz's can have a little luxury now. The new Jaguar X-Type is priced around$30,000 for a V6 model, and the more Jag-like S-Type 4.0L is priced closer to$48,000 . So you see, there is now a Jaguar for almost everyone, and those wholove the English brand can ease themselves into Jag ownership for little morethan the price of a fully loaded Toyota Camry.
The2002 Jaguar S-Type looks, for all the world, like a Jaguar. In fact the name andexterior styling harkens back the 1960s when the 1963 S-Type was a new, andquite competent sport saloon. The front-end treatment evokes remembrances ofboth the old S-Type as well as the XK sports cars of the 1950s. A verticallystretched grille with built-in driving lights, and two large, round headlightssubtly sculpted into the front fenders all show the new S-Type to be a stylisticdescendant of the original Jaguar S-Type. Ironically, in 1968, the XJ-6 replacedthe old S-Type, yet the new S-Type is positioned as a slightly less expensivealternative to the larger XJ series of cars. Seems like the S-Type has come fullcircle. And while the XJ series of cars appear to have changed very little overthe past 30 years, the S-Type is an all new car which made its debut onlyrecently.
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Inside the new S-Type there is evidence of a Ford influence. While the frontseats are firm and supportive, and wood trim abounds (as one would expect from aBritish luxury car), the dash area seems somewhat lacking in true luxury. Mostcontrols are easy to find, and are within the driver's reach. It's notfunctionality, or even practicality that is lacking inside this Jaguar - it'scharacter.
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Nice hotel, very nice mill conversion (shame the nightclub has gone though)! Excellent breakfast, fine room in old mill roof with exposed beams! Very impressed with room facilities and breakfast. arou... more »
Nice hotel, very nice mill conversion (shame the nightclub has gone though)! Excellent breakfast, fine room in old mill roof with exposed beams! Very impressed with room facilities and breakfast. around 1 mile from the motorway, convenient location. No negative points at all! less »
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19 Cheapest overwater bungalow resorts in the world in 2014
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Show a person a photo of an overwater bungalow or water villa and suddenly they have a new goal in life. Unfortunately, most of the 130 or so resorts that feature overwater rooms are quite expensive, usually well over US$500 per night, even in the off season.
Well, there is a bit of good news then as it turns out that not all of them are priced only for the super-rich. Thanks to the overwater bungalows and water villas guide, which lists every overwater resort in the world, we know that there are some affordable options out there.
Updated for 2014
The list of 19 resorts below has been totally updated for 2014, and all room rates are current for this year. Some resorts only have one rate, while most of the larger resorts offer the lowest rates only to those who book well in advance.
In case you were wondering, about two-thirds of the 5,000+ aquatic rooms are water villas in the Maldives, spread around more than 80 resorts. The overwater bungalows in Bora Bora are the next biggest group, though they are all way out of this list's price range. There are also smaller groups in Moorea, Tahiti, elsewhere in the South Pacific, plus over water bungalows in the Caribbean, Mauritius, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
If you are mostly just interested in an affordable holiday in the tropics you should check our list of the cheapest Caribbean destinations.
All rates below are per night for two people including all taxes
When you are looking at individual resorts you'll very often see a room rate that doesn't include local taxes or service charges. This year we calculated all of those and included them in the rate we list, so it should reflect the bottom line at each hotel.
- Maldives cheapest months: June and July
- Bora Bora, Tahiti and Moorea cheapest months: March and April
- Caribbean cheapest months: May through November
19 Cheapest overwater bungalow and water villa resorts
All rates on this page are per night for two people including all taxes
1 – AVANI Sepang Goldcoast Resort – Malaysia
- Low season from US$147
- High season from US$163
Only fully opened since late 2011, the AVANI Sepang Goldcoast Resort (originally known as the Golden Palm Tree Resort & Spa) has 392 water villas, which is nearly four times as many as the second-most in the world. The water villas range from roomy to enormous, with the largest having 3 bedrooms. They started out as an all-inclusive resort but then changed to charging for everything separately, and not allowing outside food in at all. The resort has just completed a renovation in early 2014, after only being open 3 years, and rates are now a bit lower as well.
It's located off the coast just south of the Kuala Lumpur Airport, so it could actually be a very cheap getaway when combined with an Air Asia flight from anywhere in the region. It's worth noting that opening such a huge overwater resort has not been without complications, and some guests do have some minor complaints. While the rooms are new and the location is convenient, more than a few guests do find things to complain about and the review scores stay at a pretty low average. Do your research before booking this one.
>>>Check rates at the AVANI Sepang Goldcoast Resort
2 – Eclypse de Mar Aqualodge – Panama
- Low season from US$275
- High season from US$275
For those looking for an eco-resort with overwater bungalows in the southern Caribbean, the Eclypse de Mar Aqualodge is an affordable candidate. The emphasis here is on diving and snorkeling, so it's not really an ideal place for people just looking to relax in the room. There are only 6 overwater bungalows here, two of which are special Suite Honeymoon Overwater Bungalows.
The location a short boat ride away from Bocas del Toro is part of its appeal, as it's quite isolated from pretty much everything. For divers and adventure types, this one might be perfect. For honeymooners, it's probably better to look elsewhere.
3 – Medhufushi Island Resort – Maldives
- Low season from US$311
- High season from US$529
A Maldives resort with surprisingly appealing off-season rates, the Medhufishi Island Resort has 46 water villas built out over its stunningly clear lagoon. The water villas are fairly large for this price range, and decked out in 4-star amenities as well.
Typical of nearly all Maldives resorts, there is a diving center and a long list of water sports and beach activities available. This place gets quite good reviews, especially considering the reasonable prices, so this one looks like a nice choice for those looking for value in the Maldives.
>>>Check rates at the Medhufushi Island Resort
4 – Angaga Island Resort and Spa – Maldives
- Low season from US$328
- High season from US$456
The Angaga Island Resort has 20 new water villas to go along with its 50 existing island villas and suites. This is one of the smaller private-island resorts in the Maldives, with only one restaurant and two bars, but reviews here are very solid so they seem to exceed expectations for most.
This is a simple resort that has almost nothing to offer families or children, so it tends to draw a steady flow of couples who prefer the calm. The water villas are modern and luxurious and there are plenty of water sports and other activities available, so guests don't feel like they are cutting corners.
>>>Check rates at the Angaga Island Resort and Spa
5 – Sun Island Resort And Spa – Maldives
- Low season from US$333
- High season from US$584
The Sun Island Resort & Spa has 68 water bungalows in addition to its 358 island rooms and bungalows, making it among the very largest private-island resorts in the Maldives. The water bungalows here are a bit on the small side, but they are nicely appointed with luxury bathrooms and appealing private terraces over the lagoon.
A larger resort like this also comes with many benefits, including a long list of water sports and other family-friendly activities. There are also 9 different restaurants and bars, so even on a longer stay guests can avoid getting bored with the food service. The huge swimming pool as well as tennis courts, beach volleyball, and fitness club should appeal to guests looking to stay busy.
>>>Check rates at the Sun Island Resort And Spa
6 – Chaaya Reef Ellaidhoo – Maldives
- Low season from US$341
- High season from US$539
The 24 water villas at the Chaaya Reef Ellaidhoo Resort are in 12 structures, so each does share a common wall with another unit. Still, guests get a lot of privacy as each room has its own terrace that doesn't overlook the others. The resort also has 88 island bungalows, and 3 restaurants and bars from which to choose.
Reviews here are good and the rate includes breakfast daily, so it's one to consider in this lower price range. Another benefit here is that it's close enough to the main Maldives airport to allow for speedboat transfers, which are cheaper and more flexible than the sea-plane transfers that most other Maldives resorts require along with booking.
>>>Check rates at the Chaaya Reef Ellaidhoo
7 – Coral Lodge, San Blas Islands, Panama
- Low season from US$345
- High season from US$398
Among the cheapest of the overwater bungalow resorts in the southern Caribbean, the Coral Lodge Resort isn't a typical "honeymoon hotel" but it is well suited to adventurous people. It has 6 overwater bungalows and no other rooms, plus two restaurants and a spa, so it does work for couples on romantic retreats.
The downside, for some people, is that it's also an "eco-resort" and there is limited electricity, plus no TVs or internet available. On the other hand, there's great diving and snorkeling in the area, plus loads of other activities and tours. Similar to the other Caribbean resorts that make this list, it's probably a better choice for an adventure holiday than for a honeymoon, at least for most couples.
8 – Gangehi Island Resort – Maldives
- Low season from US$346
- High season from US$474
Among the smaller Maldives private-island resorts with only 45 total rooms and villas, the Gangehi Island Resort is popular with Italians as well as English speakers. The 20 smaller Over Water Suites here are just offshore so they have beach access and a shallow portion of the lagoon out front. They also have 8 Over Water Del Luxe suites that are fully out over the lagoon in the more traditional style.
Reviews here are very good, especially for the modest rates. In spite of its small size, they manage to pack in many activity choices including yoga, a gym, and an Indian-themed spa. A most unusual feature here is that Gangehi Island offers the cheapest rates in the Maldives for solo water villa travelers. In fact, the rate for one person is only half the price of two.
>>>Check rates at the Gangehi Island Resort
9 – Punta Caracol Acqua-Lodge – Panama
- Low season from US$350
- High season from US$427
Another very interesting "eco-resort," the Punta Caracol Acqua-Lodge has 9 overwater suites in 3 different categories, and no other rooms. The best news might be that breakfast and dinner are included in the room rate, so this place probably deserves to be higher on the list of cheap overwater bungalow resorts.
Even the smallest class of overwater suites here is 2 levels with a king-size bed in an upper loft area, and a large private terrace out front. The main downside (for some people) is that this resort is quite remote, so it's not the sort of place you can just pop by and get a room.
10 – Te Tiare Beach Resort – Huahine, South Pacific
- Low season from US$359
- High season from US$383
Currently the cheapest overwater bungalow resort in the South Pacific, the Huahine Te Tiare Beach Resort is also one of the few to claim only 3 stars as opposed to the 4- or 5-stars that nearly all other overwater resorts offer. The 17 overwater bungalows here are all quite large, however, and they are set over a beautiful calm lagoon on a small island not far from Bora Bora.
The resort has 18 less expensive rooms on the island, so the whole place is quite modest in size. Still, there is a wide variety of water sports and other activities that you'd expect to find at a luxury hotel in the tropics. Guests here pay less than in Bora Bora or Moorea, yet as long as they don't expect a 5-star property, this one could be a great deal.
>>>Check rates at the Te Tiare Beach Resort in Huahine
11 – Velidhu Island Resort – Maldives
- Low season from US$369
- High season from US$521
Another unusually affordable water villa resort in the Maldives, the Velidhu Island Resort has 20 water villas in a total of 10 structures. Importantly though, the room rates here include "half board" so guests get breakfast and dinner each day, which can be a big cost savings in a place as expensive and remote as the Maldives.
In spite of the water villas sharing one wall with another, they are quite large at 800 square feet (74 square meters), including the traditional glass floor section and a large private terrace. The snorkeling in the house reef here is excellent according to guests, and the dive center also gets very high marks.
>>>Check rates at the Velidhu Island Resort
12 – St. George's Caye Resort – Belize
- Low season from US$380
- High season from US$380
St. George's Caye Resort is a tiny resort on an island not far from Belize City, and its most appealing feature might be that it's almost an all-inclusive resort. All meals are included in the room rate, as are non-alcoholic beverages, although you do get one free rum punch each day if you like. Guests staying at least 4 nights also get the private boat transfer for free.
The hotel has 6 "over the sea cabanas" and 6 island rooms. The over the sea cabanas are configured in a semi-circle over a shallow portion of the lagoon. Unlike some of the eco-resorts, these bungalows do have air conditioning and a stocked mini-fridge, but there's no TV or entertainment system.
13 – CoCo View Resort – Roatan, Honduras
- Low season from US$390
- High season from US$452
CoCo View Resort has 16 overwater rooms that are in a total of 5 structures over its lagoon, as well as 13 rooms on the island itself. This is basically an all-inclusive diving resort, with diving packages that are only slightly more expensive than just the room itself.
The service and diving experience are excellent, according to nearly all guest reviews, so this place is a big favorite among the Scuba set. Room rates also include 3 meals per day, 1 welcome cocktail, and airport transfers. Divers get 2 dives per day plus all equipment, so it really is a fantastic deal if that's what you are after.
14 – Meeru Island Resort & Spa – Maldives
- Low season from US$392
- High season from US$480
With 106 water villas, the Meeru Island Resort has more overwater rooms than any resort in the world except for the AVANI Sepang Goldcoast Resort mentioned on top. There are also nearly 200 beach and island villas, so this is among the largest Maldives private-island resorts overall. The low-season rates here are great bargains for anyone looking for a tremendous number of activity and dining options.
The water villas are quite nice and fairly large so the reasonable rates seem to be due to the size of the place. There are more than a dozen restaurants and bars on the island, and even a small pitch & putt golf course. This place seems to have a lot of repeat guests, which is a good sign in this price range.
>>>Check rates at the Meeru Island Resort & Spa
15 – Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort – South Pacific
- Low season from US$394
- High season from US$620
Another surprisingly affordable option near Tahiti and Bora Bora, the Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort has 24 overwater bungalows in 2 different sizes, all set over a glorious turquoise lagoon. The Pearl Beach hotel group operates several other resorts in the region, so guests can expect high standards that might be surprising for a small resort with only 37 total rooms.
Each water villa here is loaded with 4-star luxury features, including a glass-bottom table that allows guests to observe the sea life below night or day. The short flight from the Tahiti Airport adds a bit to the total price, but this is still a solid bargain in this part of the world among overwater resorts.
>>>Check rates at the Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort
16 – InterContinental Tahiti Resort
- Low season from US$409
- High season from US$469
With some of the best prices of all the 4-star "honeymoon style" overwater bungalows in the South Pacific, the InterContinental Tahiti Resort is perfect for those who've dreamed of the experience but aren't willing to pay US$800 or more per night. There are 32 overwater bungalows here, each perched just off of a small island in the lagoon.
The location just a short distance from the Tahiti Airport is another part of its appeal. Many people going on to Bora Bora or Moorea have to spend one night in Tahiti on their way in or out of the South Pacific, so this resort can come in handy. It's a full-on luxury resort with over 200 total rooms, so there's a lot to like here.
>>>Check rates at the InterContinental Tahiti Resort
17 – Raiatea Hawaiki Nui Hotel
- Low season from US$411
- High season from US$411
While the photo might look tempting, be warned that the Raiatea Hawaiki Nui Hotel features 9 overwater bungalows that have a reputation for being among the oldest and most spartan anywhere. Located on Raiatea Island, this appears to be a 2-star hotel that was once probably much nicer.
The price could be a major temptation for some people who want to sleep in a proper overwater bungalow in the South Pacific, so this place does serve a purpose as long as expectations are in line, and you don't mind the fact that there is no air conditioning and that the service is even more "relaxed" than most other inexpensive South Pacific hotels.
>>>Check rates at the Raiatea Hawaiki Nui Hotel
18 – Sofitel Moorea la Ora Beach Resort
- Low season from US$414
- High season from US$732
There are four overwater bungalow resorts on Moorea in addition to the Bali Hai Resort in a different category. Of the four "honeymoon style" resorts, the Sofitel Moorea is the least expensive, but it's still a solid 4.5-stars and run by a respected French hotel chain. During the low season months of March and April, rates dip to their yearly lows, although from November through May there isn't much difference.
One of the more interesting things about this resort is that their Superior Overwater Bungalows are their most affordable category, but their Luxury Overwater Bungalows are usually only a bit more expensive even though they are much larger inside and out. During the high season months of June through August it can be tough to find any availability at all, but the weather is more or less the same the whole year so the low season is best.
>>>Check rates at the Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
19 – Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort
- Low season from US$422
- High season from US$505
If you aren't made of money and yet you still want to experience a honeymoon or romantic getaway on Bora Bora itself, then the Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort is probably your best bet. The 24 overwater bungalows here offer excellent value, including such luxury features as a separate bathtub and outdoor rain shower.
The resort has 2 restaurants and 2 bars, but it's also conveniently located on Bora Bora so guests can easily reach other independent restaurants, many of which will pick you up and drop you back off for free if you call them in advance. This resort also has a "Private Island" wing that is accessible by a free shuttle boat. The overwater bungalows out there are only a bit more expensive, and guests can use facilities from both areas for the same price.
>>>Check rates at the Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort
If you are interested in going to a tropical island closer to the eastern United States or Europe you should check out our list of the cheapest Caribbean islands and destinations, which reveals where luxurious resorts go for a small fraction of the price of similar resorts on other islands.


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Bolivian Lengua Entomatada – Boiled Tongue In Tomatoe Sauce
Not a fussy child by any means, I did draw the line at some things, and watching my mother scoop another layer of dirty scum off the cows tongue boiling away on the kitchen stove I knew I was in for a grim and hungry night.
"But mum I hate tongue!" was usually my response as I fled the kitchen in tears, much to the delight of my sister who loved the stuff.
Unfortunately for my sister things have changed. After many a long day cycling in the Andes, where tongue is almost always on the menu in the small truck-stop cafes I pulled into, I now love the stuff. The only problem is finding a good tongue in a restaurant in London, let alone a shop, is almost impossible these days.
In England these days our bovine diet is almost totally limited to what supermarkets determine are 'the finer cuts' and so you can imagine my delight when I found tongue on the menu of Parrilladas del Sur, a Bolivian cafe hidden in the gloom of The Old Kent Road.
After a cold bicycle ride through south London in late December, a plate of warm tongue smothered in rich tomaote sauce was the ideal antidote. Dense in texture and with a salty taste tongue could not be easier to cook at home and in these hard economic times it provides plenty of value.
If you ask your butcher nicely they should sell you an ox tongue for a few pounds, and so here is a typical Bolivian recipe that I found while Eating London's World of Food from A to Z.
- 1 beef tongue
- 4 fresh tomatoes (one tin)
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Half an onion finely chopped
- Three cloves of garlic, finely chopped
- Bacon dripping or cooking oil
- Cilantro/Coriander, finely chopped
1. Cook the beef tongue in boiling, salted water until tender (about three to four hours) removing any scum that builds up on the surface with a slotted spoon.
2. Remove the tongue and when cool enough to handle remove the skin and cut into thin slices
3. Now peel and dice the tomatoes, garlic and onions and sweat in a little bacon dripping (cooking oil will do) for 10 to 20 minutes until sticky and rich. Season well.
4. Place the sliced tongue ion a serving dish and our over the sauce. Sprinkle with fresh cilantro and garnish with some diced red onions and fresh diced fresh tomatoe.
5. Serve with rice and boiled potatoes.
- This recipe was sourced as part of London's World of Food: A to Z
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I pulled into, I now love the stuff. The only problem is finding a good tongue in a restaurant in London, let alone a shop, is almost impossible these days.
do try the Bolivian restaurant on the old Kent road = i cant promise it is very good but it is good and will fill you up
Tom Kevill-Davies
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Cathcart, A. (2009) Scots and Ulster : the late medieval context. In: Scotland and the Ulster Plantations. Four Courts Press, Dublin, pp. 62-83. ISBN 978-1-84682-076-2
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As we approach the 400th anniversary of the official plantation of Ulster, this volume seeks to make an important historiographical contribution to that event. This edited collection, based largely on the proceedings of two conferences, studies the medieval inheritance and the prelude to plantation as well as Scottish settlement in Ulster and its longer-term impact in the post-plantation years.
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