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Yes, that is the lobby.

Our pleasure! We hope you enjoy your time in Myrtle Beach!

Thank you for viewing our video, but with all due respect, we did not say that all lighthouses were available for climbing. Go back and listen again. What we said was, "all lighthouses in the Outer Banks are open to the public" - which is indeed true. The base of Ocracoke is open for viewing according to the National Park Service. The only lighthouse we specifically named as available for climbing was Cape Hatteras. Lastly, we worked directly with the Outer Banks Tourism Board to produce this video (in April 2022) and they approved all of our information.

Thank you for watching the video and sharing your "personal" thoughts! We understand that everyone has different experiences and tastes when it comes to travel. While some might find Zagreb not to their liking, others adore the city for its unique charm, rich history, and vibrant culture. The same goes for the cuisine-what one person might not enjoy, another might find delightful. It all depends on individual preferences and expectations. Telling people not to go based only on "your" personal preferences ignores what other travelers might truly enjoy. The fact is, travel is a very personal experience, and that's what makes it so special.

@@GOGlobeHopper This @cjim9981 is a disillusioned Serb, spreading misinformation because he has nothing better to do. He thinks it is his Serbian patriotic duty to lie. No need to pay attention. An unimportant character...

The beaches around Puerto Plata/Playa Dorada and the north end of the island in general rarely ever get Sargasm seaweed that tends to affect other parts of the Caribbean. This is due to the direction of the tide. Generally speaking, the waters around the island of the Dominican Republic are not as crystal clear and turquoise as you would find in other areas in the Caribbean such as Barbados, Caymen Islands, Virgin Islands, etc.

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The best thing to do is research well in advance of your vacation. This will give you more time to get a feel for what you want and provide a better chance of booking an excursion or activity on your preferred date. If you wait until the last minute, tours often sell out. Use Google to find the types of tours you are looking for in the area you plan to vacation and then thoroughly read the reviews. If you're not sure they will provide the type of experience you're looking for, don't be afraid to email or get on a live chat (if they have one) to ask all your questions. If you're still unsure, check with a travel agent, or find out if your hotel hosts an excursion provider in the lobby. Most of the bigger hotels in the Caribbean offer tour booking services and can point you toward the type of tour or activity you're seeking. Under no circumstances should you ever book a tour from an "operator" strolling the beach. Some locals have been known to visit hotel beaches and sometimes even the pools while posing as representatives of tour companies. They usually carry a clipboard and flyers in an attempt to look credible, but more often than not, these are scams. Hope this helps!

Dude, who pissed in your cornflakes this morning? That's an awful lot of anger for a travel video.

@@GOGlobeHopper Not just a lot of anger, it's also a whole lot of run-on sentences and assumptions. The first being the accusation of 'yankee', the second being that "and again" was somehow necessary to write as though he was repeating himself, when in fact he never said shut up prior to that. Why would "again" be necessary? Apparently, he wants people to stay out of the real Daytona. Seems to me that a lot of videos surfacing out of area lately are to show what an utter downtrodden mess the real Daytona has become.

Glad we could help!

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@@GOGlobeHopper Thank you very much, now i want to go there. ;)

Perhaps you are American and believe the word is pronounced as "loov". However, that would be incorrect. We learned the proper pronunciation from an actual French person, which you can hear for yourself here: ruclips.net/video/ZFpJCZ3qFjw/видео.html

You may want to check your information. According to the Niagara Falls Tourism Board, land deeds, and geographic maps, the Horseshoe Falls (the largest falls in the shape of a horseshoe) indeed belong to Canada; and the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls indeed belong to the USA as they fall on the American side of the border. This can be verified here: shorturl.at/bdoPX With respect to your equation to the Sea of Japan... you may want to research that as well. The Sea of Japan is an enclosed sea bordered by Japan, North Korea, South Korea, and Russia, and it is not owned by any single country but rather subject to international maritime law. The Sea of Japan and Niagara Falls are not comparable in any way. You're not making the point you think you're making.