Bahamas weather (updated)

I’m wondering how’s the weather like in Bahamas during November…anyone has a clue?

Update:

I’m thinking for a week in October or November, don’t know yet which month is better.  Can’t afford to go on August nor July, it’s very soon to save money, since I have already planned a trip to Paris for May.  I read the summer starts May and ends October so maybe October is a good choice.  What concerns me most, except hurricanes of course, is the weather.  From where I stand we get 30 celcius in the summer so I pretty like this kind of temperature, wouldn’t like to go and don’t swim if you know what I mean.  25 celcius is fine I guess, from what I read for October.

I’m also considering a cruise but I don’t know if I can handle more than 8 hours on the ship. 

Now, this is a post that I’d love some responses…comment away…

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After the sunset

I’m watching After the Sunset, you know where Salma Hayek and Pierce Brosnan found their little paradise in Nassau? Ok, I know not all the movie was filmed in Nassau, but is it a bad thing that every time I watch this movie I want to go to the Bahamas?

Last year I promised my boyfriend we would go to great beaches and rest for the summer.  Indeed, we visited great beaches in Mallorca but did we relax?  No, we did not.  We run all day to explore the island.

 

Which island was beautiful of course and amazing.  But from our 15 days vacation we came back more tired than we left.

So, for this year, I’m planning a real relaxed vacation.  I need a place to hide, nice blue waters to cool me and far from the crowd.  Is it too soon to plan my summer vacation?  With this cold winter, I so need to get away.  I found a great little place in Corsica.  And I don’t know if you know, but I love France.  I even bet you, there will be some great italian espresso as Sardinia is just across.

For now I’ll keep watching the video, cause this is something I need to thing carefully. 

It’s a little extravagant, don’t you think?

 

 

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