Friday Flickr Find – Beach Bar At Half Moon Cay, Bahamas
Tagged: bahamas, beach bar, cruising, friday flickr find, half moon cay
It must be nice to own your own island, especially when you have a ship full of tourists looking for a beautiful beach. Half Moon Cay, owned by Holland America, serves its purpose well and even throws in a beach bar for those of us who can’t visit an island without enjoying some kind of cocktail on the beach. This view in this photo, taken from the beach bar on Half Moon Cay, is almost enough to convince me to hop on a Holland...
Friday Flickr Find – On the Rocks Bar, Seychelles
Tagged: beach bar, friday flickr find, photography, seychelles, travel
I love it when professional photographers, or at least those a lot better at taking pictures than I, fall in love with beach bars and take a moment to snap a few images. This photo of the On the Rocks Bar at the Sunset Beach Hotel in Seychelles is one such example of a professional photographer plying his craft the way we all prefer – taking pics of beach bars. And while the On the Rocks Bar may not be a beach bar per se,...
Friday Flickr Find – Abandoned Beach Bar In Tunisia
Tagged: beach bar, friday flickr find, tunisia
The history geek in me loves seeing images of abandoned buildings. I think it’s one of those “if these walls could talk” kind of things. I’m fascinated by them and the history behind their existence and how they ended up abandoned so when I discover a photo of an abandoned beach bar, I’m going to seize the opportunity to share it. This abandoned beach bar is in Tunisia. Since it’s abandoned and...
Friday Flickr Find – Tiki’s Bar and Grill, Waikiki
Tagged: beach bar, friday flickr find, hawaii, honolulu, photography, tiki bar, tiki's bar and grill, travel, waikiki
Every once in a while, when news is slow on the beach bar front or I need an image for an article, I’ll head on over to Flickr and browse through their Creative Commons pics. Creative Commons is a license that photographers can use that allows their work to be distributed freely, as long as the required attribution and license requirements are met. In some cases, you can do pretty much whatever you want to the photo, as long as...
