[TAG] Reflections for 2012

During this time of the year I bet everyone is writing their New Years Resolution, don't forget to write "Lose Weight" in the list! LOL 

While making upcoming resolutions are good ol' fun, really we mustn't forget to take time and look back at how we have spent our 2012 so here we have answered 7 questions to reflect on our 2012,

*Warning* this is probably our most personal blog post yet... so don't be shock if we sound somewhat abnormally serious and mature but we hope you Enjoy! 

1. If the last year were a movie of your life, what would the genre be?

Jcel:

 - Adventure. 1. I can say that this year has been such a roller-coaster ride for my family but we always tend to pick ourselves and end up on right side of things. 2. I have been more open to doing things out of my comfort zone, i.e eating a pigeon.

Bex:

A combination of Drama, adventure and Comedy!

- 2012 was the year that the MIXXED girls have taken “Adventure” to the next level, simply because, we not only explore Hong Kong this time but actually went to travel which involved passports and airplanes.

-  “Comedy” because no matter how stressful and frustrated it can get, laughter still fills the air.

- “Drama” because I’m Bex and my life is a drama. (hehehe)

2. What were the two or three major themes that kept recurring? 

Jcel:  

- Breaking down and almost losing hope.

      - Surrendering everything to God and then everything is back to normal again.

Bex:

-          Making difficult decisions.

-          Learning to let the little things go and focus on what really matters.

-          Humility.

3. What did you accomplish this past year that you are the most proud of? 

Jcel:  I am proud to say that spiritually I am more enlightened and that I have truly opened my heart to God.

Bex:

-          More involved in the church.

-          Having to read 23 books in a year.

-          Having to actually spend more time with my family was I think the most wonderful accomplishment that I am proud of for 2012.

4. What do you feel you should have been acknowledged for but weren’t? 

Jcel: I don’t want pin-point certain things because it is too personal but I have felt that numerous times all the good I’ve done are being neglected. Especially when you have sacrificed so much and it seems that it is still not enough.

Bex: There are certain events but I consider them as petty, so I’d prefer not mentioning them.

5. What disappointments or regrets did you experience this past year?

Jcel: I am disappointed with my spending habits because saving-wise I knew I could do so much better.

Bex:

-          Failing to involve myself in the Music team in the area of Worship Leading.

-          Failed to actually run every morning through out the year.

-          Gained what I should have lost.

6. What was missing from last year as you look back? 

Jcel: Exercise. Every start of the year I have good intentions to really get on with an exercise routine and healthy eating habits sadly, I wasn't able to fulfill that this year. Better luck next year? LOL

Bex:

-          More time to study.

-          Time and Money management.

-          MIXXED

-          Exercise

7. What were the major life-lessons you learned this past year? 

Jcel: That prayer is the best medicine. There came a time for our family this year when really all we can do is just pray and except what is bound to happen but then a miracle happened and what we were expecting to happened was avoided. Yes that’s very vague but I don’t want to divulge the details because it is too personal and it’s not my story to tell. But the moral lesson is that if your prayers are sincere and if you truly open yourself to Him, He will answer them.

Bex:

-          It has always been man’s problem – for one to be dissatisfied with life. Yes, I went through that and the lesson I have learned is that – no matter what I have achieved, the big salary that I earn and all this world can offer, I will never find satisfaction because only GOD Himself can bring satisfaction in man’s heart. J

-          The grace of God is beyond measure and it is by His grace that I am alive today and be able to enjoy another year of His goodness.

If you are reading this part then you have survived. HORRAY! Yes that was quite a toned-down version of ourselves Not to worry we will be back with more obnoxious childish behavior next year! hahaha  

For fellow bloggers, we'd love it if you will carry on the tag and let us know the link to your blog. For those who couldn't be bothered to blog, just comment below your answers -only if you are willing to share. We always want to read other's answers. :)

See you all Mixxedolls next year. 

Much Love, 

Bex & jCel ♥

We wish you a...

Just a little greeting before we all go on a Christmas break! 

While giving and receiving gifts are exciting do remember that the true celebrant of Christmas is Jesus. 

Hope you all have a very Merry and blessed Christmas. 

Much Love, 

Bex & jCel ♥

[TAG] What Christmas is to Me

We all know that Christmas is not just an ordinary event that we celebrate every year but it is an event that happened long ago which changed everything here on earth. Who would have thought and imagined, that a baby who was born in a manger could do that?!

Now, it is that time of the year again. How time flies! Before you know it, it's already 2013. But before we talk about New Year, Here's a tag that J and I did, this is just to give you an outlook on how we celebrate our Christmas. 

1. Describe Christmas morning at your house when you were a child.

Jcel: Christmas morning isn’t really any different with our regular mornings as we usually do everything at Christmas Eve. Only difference is there’s more breakfast due to the leftovers. hehe

Bex: Our Christmas morning is usually almost the same as the regular morning except for more food. If a special Christmas service is scheduled in the church then the whole family would usually attend but if not, then we most likely stay at home watch movies and eat.

2. What's your most memorable Christmas gift?

Jcel: My most memorable Christmas gift was the Ralph Lauren Romance perfume Jayr gave me which I still have and only half used after all these years. The reason why it was so memorable was because it was our first Christmas as a couple and when we opened our gifts we couldn't stop laughing as I got him the same perfume only it’s For Men! Didn't they say Great Minds think Alike?! LOL

Bex: Thinking about it now, I can’t recall ever receiving any memorable Christmas gift wrapped in a fancy paper.  Well, not yet! :D But then, everything I have right now in life is worth being in that category. My family, my friends, my work, my health are the greatest gifts that any human being can have. Every minute of every day I spend my time with my family is a memory that no material gift could ever replace. So, I consider the most memorable Christmas gift is being able to spend and celebrate Christmas with the whole family. Now that’s a memorable gift – a gift from God.

3. Did you believe in Santa as a child? Are you (or do you plan on) using Santa with your own children?

Jcel: No I don’t believe in Santa, because my parents were never really into the whole “Santa Claus coming to town” fiasco. We were always reminded that Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Christ so Santa is really not famous in our household and I plan to do the same with my future kids. 

Bex: To grow up in a Christian family, we never believed in Santa and from the start I knew that he does not exist. We were always taught that the reason for Christmas is Jesus Christ.  Ironically, my sister and I have a picture taken with Santa Claus when we're little. 

Do I plan using Santa with my own children? My answer would be NO. Just as my parents taught me what Christmas really is, then I would do the same with my kids. God willing!

4. How will you spend Christmas day this year?

 Jcel: For Christmas day, I’ll probably just be at home with the family.

Bex: My Christmas day has been planned out since last week which is I’ll be in church with the family and in the afternoon, I will be spending time with my friends.

5. What is one tradition you will carry on later into your own future family?

Jcel: I don’t know if you would call it tradition per se but every year we attend Christmas Eve mass… and I will definitely carry this on with my future family.

Bex: We don’t have a family tradition, I wish we have. But for one thing, my mum would always make sure that we have Christmas decorations in the house and of course our Christmas tree. 

6. What's your favorite Christmas Song(s)?

Jcel: My all time favorite is Oh Holy Night but recently I've been loving Lamb of God by Nicole Mullen

Bex: That would be “Have your self a Merry Little Christmas”. Why? Because I love the melody and the message of the song plus it’s a Judy Garland classic . Another would be "O Holy Night".

If you are reading this after 21-12-2012, then congrats you are among the ones that survived the end of the world!

Till our next tag!  (If we survive ... )

Bex & jCel

Christmas Gift Guide - Books

Wow, how many more sleeps till Christmas?! I still can’t wrap my mind on how 2012 is almost over. On the talks of Christmas I’m sure everyone is cramming to find what gifts to give and as an avid book reader I cannot give you a better suggestion than giving books to people. Honestly in my opinion it’s the best gift you can give aside from cash, obviously! (LOL!) So here are my picks what I think are a good book gift

The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom

This is his latest book and the one I just finished reading so I highly recommend! Mitch Albom is one of my favorite authors because his books always make you come out wanting to be a better version of yourself. He tells such insightful stories especially this book because it talks about your time on earth which is very fitting for Christmas and celebrating the New Year.

Emily and Einstein by Linda Francis Lee

I chose this book for those who like Chick-Literature. As the genre goes this is a romantic-comedy with a bit more depth as it talks about second chances. It’s a wonderful book and one where you will easily be connected with the characters.

Have a little Faith by Mitch Albom

Yes, another Mitch Albom! But I decided to include this book because it seems only right to share this book to others. This is by far my most favorite book from Mitch Albom because truly everyone needs to have a little faith to go through life but some may need it more and this is just the right book for them. It tells a story of two people who, despite their circumstances, never lost hope and faith that things will get better. This is such an inspirational book that it would be unfair to the world if I didn’t share this.

Be Satisfied by Warren W. Wiersbe

I’ve mentioned this book numerous times and again I HAVE TO MAKE YOU READ IT! I cannot give enough praise for this book. This book is such an eye-opener. It talks about the story of King Solomon, the wisest man who with all his richness and wisdom never found happiness. I seriously urge everyone to read this book.

There you have my book gift guide. I do hope you found them helpful.

While Christmas to many may mean giving and receiving gifts remember the true meaning of Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Christ. Here’s my favorite Christmas song.

For more book infos, please check out Goodreads.

Jcel's bookshelf: read

More of Jcel's books »

Ciao,

jCel♥

LookIt!: Simple pin-up

In an effort to post more beauty blogs we will start with a new series called LookIt! We'll give you a list of products you can use and a step by step procedure on how you can recreate a certain look.

While we understand that people have been asking us to do makeup tutorials sadly we couldn't sum up enough confidence to do video tutorials but as a compromise we will make sure to have these LookIt! posts easy to follow so let's start with our first look...

(image source: pinterest.com)

Isn't she pretty? *sigh* No matter let's get cracking and recreate her face... I mean her LOOK! :p

Products:

Victoria's Secret Duo Eyeliner/Smudge (Black)

LA Color 2in1 Eye (Black)

LA Color blush in Pearly Pink

LA Color 2in1 Lips in Scarlet Red

This look is a fairly easy one which I'm pretty sure to others is a no-brainer, but let's begin shall we... 

Face

Pin-Up girls are never about the dewy glow so go for a matte foundation, I would suggest using powder foundations rather than liquid or cremes as they will provide you with a mattier finish. 

Eyes

Start with the Victoria's Secret Duo Eyeliner in black. Since we are not creating a smokey eye,  start lining from the outer corner of the eye, very close to the lash line stopping a little at the middle and smudge forward using the smudger that comes with this liner. If you line the whole eye it will look too overdone so only line the outer corner to create a slightly cat eye effect. 

Next is to elongate them lashes. LA Color 2in1 Eyes mascara is perfect for this kind of look because the brush is slim and spread out. We are not trying to achieve volumized lashes so the clumpier the lashes the better. 

Cheeks

Perk up those cheeks with LA Color blush in Pearly Pink. Apply the blush a little higher than you would normally to create an illusion of a higher cheekbones. 

Lips

The highlight of this look. To get that luscious red lips start with the lip liner that comes in the LA Color 2in1 Lips in Scarlet Red. Color the entire lips, rub it gently to the lips so that it will retain a red stain. Then apply a few good layers of the gloss on the other end of the 2in1 lips.

A little more powdering on the T-zone and voila you are all set to get that candy man! 

We hope this is easy for you all to follow. If you have any suggestions to what other looks we can cover for you please feel free to let us know. 

Also we'd love it if you can show us pictures of you recreating this look with our steps. 

Much love, 

Mixxed 

[TRAVEL]: Oh My Shanghai!

Recently I had the opportunity to tag along one of Jayr’s business trips but this time it wasn't a place I was initially too keen about, Shanghai. I don’t have anything against it but it isn't actually a place where you’d put in your “To Visit Countries” list because really… it’s still China and as a person who is born and raised in Hong Kong, going to China isn't something you would call a vacation but alas Jayr wanted me to go and so I went.

Jayr and I didn’t know a thing about Shanghai so we made sure to do research and also mapping out a timetable of our trip, because 3 days of the trip was just me alone and him working so everything needs to be scheduled *roll eyes*. Upon doing our “little” research we found lots of interesting places to see in Shanghai. It was in fact a surprise to both of us as we were going there half blind. Jayr did our itinerary and I basically (as always) just enjoy the ride.

1. Nihao (hello) poster all over the airport  2. Pudong Airport

3. Took the Metro (train) to the Hotel   

4. Metro card that can be used over and over (like Octopus in HK)

On our first day, we went ahead and visited The Bund. It was one of the most reviewed places in Shanghai; needless to say we were mind-blown! At first I thought it was somewhat like Star Ferry in Hong Kong, a promenade overlooking the buildings on the other side. In reality it is in fact just like Star Ferry but only 10 times bigger and better! The promenade overlooks the buildings in Pudong. And the architecture around The Bund is so exquisite that it didn't feel like we were in China in fact it gave an European feel. I absolutely loved that place. However, places to dine in The Bund are quite limited as we've come to known but otherwise it is a perfect stroll.

1. Buildings in Pudong  2. I believe these are banks  

3. Architecture  4. Promenade

1. Pub camouflaged as a lighthouse (LOL)  2. Random building

After The Bund, we went to Shanghai Circus World to watch Era: Intersections of Time. It is, again, much raved about and was told that you cannot simply go to Shanghai without watching this show, so that didn't give us much choice. As soon as we got in, my expectations went down a couple of notches because to put it simply the stage and seating wasn't what you get in Macau watching Zaia. But despite the less attractive stage and the props, the show was spectacular. I will so much as say that it is better than Zaia and House of Dancing Water put together. The art and stunts was so beautiful and also jaw dropping that my heart kept its race until we got back to the hotel. It was SO AWESOME! Definitely a must see.

1. Tickets  2. Entrance  

3. A sneaky pic of the show (sadly taking pictures and videos are prohibited)

Next in our schedule was to visit the French Concession. It was said that it will take you 5 hours to go around the area, I was a little apprehensive to say the least. But the taxi dropped us off a random corner and told us to just walk and so we did. It is basically the place that once belongs to the French and is now popular for shopping and dining. But what really fascinated me were the old streets. I couldn't ever explain the feeling or even describe the place and I can tell you now that the pictures don’t do justice.

1. Xintaindi Style Mall  2. Of course we spotted a Vespa, its the French Concession!

3. The amazing old streets  4. Even local boutiques are cute

Wish the H&Ms in HK are like this

The next 2 days were a blur because I was all by myself and Jayr had to work. I literally just read, slept, watched and pampered myself. It’s good to get a little "Me Time"  every so often so I did enjoy it.

The next day, Jayr was supposed to do a full shift but decided to spend time with me instead, yay! We went to Shanghai Centre and  had lunch in Gourmet Burger which was awesome and had a little chat with the manager there. 

1. Just a random shot of Shanghai Centre  

2. Old man fishing inside the centre! (Obviously fake)

3. Gourmet Cafe  4. Their menu are so PUNny!

Afterwards, we went to The Bund again and spotted a park, but I apologize because I couldn't for the life of me remember the name of it! The end of the park goes through the Yu Yuan Garden. It's not so much a garden than a shopping area. This is where we bought most of our souvenirs. Tip from the wise, DO BARGAIN. I don't like bargaining, I am quite shy doing it so Jayr had to haggle for me and it worked. What I love about this place is that the everything looks like a temple to me. If a shopping area could be this pretty than I'll probably be there everyday. However the things they sell aren't that unique or at least they aren't different from what you can get in HK. 

Solo pics in the park I couldn''t remember :)

Pictures of Yu Yuan Garden

We were supposed to go on the ZhuJiaJiao tour but it was already fully booked so we went to the next best thing which we were told was even better, The Suzhou and Zhouzhuang Water Village tour. It’s a whole day tour visiting the places below:

- Net Master Garden 

- Ancient City Wall 

- Grand Canal

- Suzhou No. 1 Silk Spinning Factory

- Lunch
- Zhouzhuang Water Village
- Boating on Waterways 

It was a small group tour, only 3 other couples with us plus a driver and a tour guide. Our first stop was supposed to be the Net Master Garden but because we went on a public holiday we had an unfortunate event of being stuck in traffic for 4 hours, a travel which only takes 1 hour on a normal day but oh well nothing we can do. As soon as we got out of traffic our tour guide was so apologetic and decided its best to feed us first before our tour begins. We dined at the Bamboo Hotel which was close to empty but the food was okay and it gave us time to freshen ourselves before we head off. I wouldn't and couldn't talk about the tour one by one because it will be a whole other novella post but to sum it up both Jayr and I, well me the most, thoroughly enjoyed the tour. There was soooooo much history that I wanted to wrap myself around each place. I would definitely recommend taking on this tour if you are someone who is interesting in culture and history. Plus Jamie our tour guide was extremely helpful and informative.

The Master-of-Nets Garden

(Said to be the best place to watch the full moon festival)

Ancient City Wall & Grand Canal 

Silk Factory

Zhouzhuang Water Village

(This village has been there for 900 years!)

On our last day, Jayr wanted to dine in some fancy-schmancy mansion restaurant but unfortunately the one he had in mind closed down and so we went to the other mansion which is the Fu Restaurant. From the outside you won't think it is a mansion, it's more like a regular quaint restaurant but once in you will see why they call themselves a mansion-restaurant. Everything from displays to utensils are what you will see in a mansion. The awesome part is that you will have your own little room to dine. Pretty schmacy! So you definitely get the romantic and intimate vibe. However as soon as you get in they tell you that they have a minimum of 500RMB per person, so for us we need to spend about 1000RMB. It is quite expensive if you ask me but the food was really good. 

The mansion restaurant that closed down but now they are a hotel

2 of the best food we ordered. The drunken chicken and marinated fish

Apparently Jayr doesn't want to take pictures of me then 

so I had to get a shot from a mirror in the room. 

All in all Jayr and I really enjoyed our week long stay in Shanghai. I never knew I have this fascination with culture, history and architecture and really you can't go wrong with China if you want history. However I do have a few tips to share not only for Shanghai but travelling in general. 

1. Get a map and bring everywhere you go!
2. Make sure you have the address of the hotel, preferably with directions 
3. Have a list of at least 10 places you want to visit with address, phone nos. (if necessary) and directions 
4. When going to places by yourselves, make sure to get a card of the hotel so you can give to the taxi. (Very important in Shanghai because most taxis don't speak english)
5. Dare to try their delicacies and absorb the culture :)

Other pictures will be posted in my Facebook page but sorry you'd have to be my friend to view them. :)

*Edit* Just finished my first try in doing a video montage so please pardon my amateur skills. I hope you like it though :D

Till my next trip... 


Ciao, 
jCel ♥

[REVIEW] "Hong Kong on a Platter" = The Big Bus Tours Mania

A few months back we had the chance to go on the Big Bus Tour, which is a ride on an open deck “Hop On – Hop Off” bus. P.S Big thanks to my Sister who gave us complimentary tickets for two. 

The Big Bus Tours offers premium and deluxe packages.  The Premium package is good for 24 hours tour around Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and Stanley. The Deluxe Package, is good for 48 hours which tours around Hong Kong, Kowloon, Stanley plus a cruise around Victoria Harbour.

They both basically offer the same things except for the time length and the Victoria Harbour tour.  Since we only had that weekend to spare and could not go on a 48 hour tour, we decided to get the premium tour.

Premium/Deluxe Package includes:

Day Tour

1) Hong Kong Island (Red Line)

– This will give you the opportunity to go around Hong Kong Island particularly Central which is the main Business district.

2) Stanley and Aberdeen (Green Line)

– On your way to Stanley you can hop off at “Repulse Bay,” one of the beaches in Hong Kong. This line also gives you the chance to stroll at the beach or go shopping at Stanley market.  If you do not want to “Hop off” the bus, you can go straight to Aberdeen and enjoy the Sampan Boat Ride where the famous “Floating Restaurant” is located.

3) Kowloon (Blue Line)

– This line will tour you around the area of Yau Tsim Mong district.

Night Tour

4) Kowloon (only)

- This will give you the chance to stroll around the Ladies Market, the night market and experience the symphony of lights.

Other inclusions:

5) Peak Tram tickets to Victoria Peak (roundtrip)

6) Peak Tower Sky Pass Admission Tickets

7) Sampan Boat Ride

8) Star Ferry (roundtrip)

The first route we decided to take was the green line which is the Stanley Tour and the first trip leaves at 9:45 am. The tour lasts for approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. But I think it was longer because of the unexpected traffic. Our first stop was the Peak Tram. At this point, people have an option to either ‘hop on’ or ‘hop off’ the bus and visit the Peak, but we decided to just go straight to Stanley. 

The weather that day was extremely hot! It felt like we were being pricked with needles and barbecued. Of all the things we decided to bring – we have excluded hats! The excruciating part was when we got stuck in traffic just when we were about to go through the Aberdeen Tunnel.   By this time, my scalp was in pain, the heat was too much – imagine Ghost Rider? Yes! It felt like my head was literally in flames! They say that there’s a light after the tunnel, in our case there was WIND after the tunnel. After 15mins of being roasted under the sun, our ride to Stanley was enjoyable. Along the way, we have passed by Discovery Bay and Repulse Bay which was the 2^nd stop point of the Bus. At this time, we were beginning to admire the beautiful scenery. The still blue ocean plus the glorious Mr. Sun,  was perfect for the beach lovers.

One thing I liked about the tour was that they provide you with a complementary headset which you can use to listen to some relaxing music and at the same time a recorded commentary in ten languages about the historic fact of each landmark. It was like having history lesson but in a hip and fun way. As I recall, Repulse Bay was once a Pirate Base which caused trouble with other merchants. The pirates were then repulsed by the British and thus got its name, the Repulse Bay. Imagine that ... pirates in Hong Kong?! 

After the short stop, the bus went straight to Stanley Beach/Market and had our lunch at one of the best restaurants in the area, the "Boat House". Their seafood bucket is to die for, a definite must try! After that we went to Pizza Express for dessert. :)

Once the tum-tums are full, we headed back to the bus stop. Good thing is, the bus was already there and was waiting for passengers. So we didn't have to wait that long and this time, we bought hats. But apparently, Mr. Sunshine has shied away and there was just no point of us wearing them.

Our next destination was the Sampan Ride. When we arrived at the boating area, two Chinese ladies immediately accommodated all of us. They took our tickets and helped us into the boat. They were very friendly. First, the lady boat driver brought us to the famous floating restaurant. Though I've been in Hong Kong for over 20 years it was my first to ever come near the floating restaurant, so I felt like a "true" tourist at that very moment. After that, we went around the area where you can see people who live in boats. It was actually a sight because I couldn't ever imagine having to live in a sampan.  The tour went on for at least 15 mins. 

Following the boat ride, we had the chance to just relax whilst waiting for the next bus to arrive. We waited for about 20 to 30 minutes so you can still go around the area if you don't want to just sit and rest; at least that's what the others did.

When the bus arrived, that's when we realized that we were already exhausted. So we decided to go back to the main branch. When my sister saw us, her expression was priceless; "WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU GUYS?" was her initial reaction. Then we realized we looked as if we've gone through hell and back. Yes, we were extremely drained, dehydrated and tanned! As we no longer have the energy, we decided not to take on the Hong Kong Island tour; instead we agreed to rest and opt for the night tour in Kowloon area at 6:00 pm. It was only 4:30 pm then, so we had plenty of time to lull around.

At 6pm the bus was packed and off we go. Jcel and I were in a quagmire whether to sit on the upper deck or lower, the reason was that, my sister told us that if we ever have to go through the tunnel it is best to sit on the lower deck because, well she said we might not bare the heat. But we thought, "nahhh it couldn't be that bad". Now I know why HK has made those non air-con buses obsolete. If we were toasted in the morning, we were being baked this time. The tunnel felt like an oven! Nonetheless, we made out alive. But as the bus was stopping to pick up more passengers near the "Avenue of Stars", my normally enthused seatmate was sleeping like a baby . Yes people, she slept! Eventually, when were approaching Austin Road where the tallest building is located she was wide-awake and was taking pictures again.

The bus went to Austin Road, then to the infamous "Ladies Market" where you can Hop Off the bus, but you have to take note, that once you hop off the bus, there won't be another bus to pick you up, so that's basically the end of your tour. We got off at the very last stop which was in Star Ferry. The night tour lasted for an hour and a half, it was not as tiring as the day tour and it was relaxing, well at least in Jcel's case, as she was well rested. 

Though born and raised in Hong Kong, we tend to take things around us for granted,  that is why, we enjoyed this tour so much because we had the opportunity to really take a look at Hong Kong under a microscope. Also,  It was like being served a snack platter, where we get to taste every bit of Hong Kong.

Would I recommend this?:

Of course, this tour was so much fun! It is hassle free and educational as well. The plus side is it's the fastest way to go around HK in one day. So I definitely recommend this tour. 

Also, because we took the tour in August, the weather was very hot. So below I have listed a basic "Don't forget" items that I thought would help. 

On the other hand, since winter is coming our way, I would suggest to check the weather before  you leave the house that way, you won't have to regret later that you didn't bring something to keep you warm. But ALWAYS bring a hat/cap and sunglasses.

Don’t forget:

¨        Hat or cap.

¨        Water

¨        Sunblock

¨       Sunglasses (would suggest the Mixxed sunglasses because they really do block the sun and protect your eyes) 

¨        Facial Mist

Information:

Prices:

ADULTS 

Premium Tour: $350 (24 hours ticket)        

Deluxe Tour: $420 (48 hours ticket)

CHILDREN

Premium Tour: $250 (24 hours ticket)      

Deluxe Tour: $300 (48 hours ticket)

For more information, please contact Tel: 31029021 or 21678995 and look for Sheilla, Marie and Candy. :) Also, you can visit their website:  THE BIG BUS TOURS

Til our next adventure!

-= bex =-