Liquid Glow - Anguilla

Liquid Glow—combine your beach escape with daily shine. Snorkel, leap, kayak, and let the energy flow all day long. Book Today!🌊🐬

Join the Liquid Glow team! 🌴

We’re looking for a reliable, water-loving team member to help with our clear kayak tours and e-foil experiences in Anguilla.

You’ll assist with morning and night kayak tours, guest setup, safety support, equipment handling, and helping guests enjoy a smooth experience on the water.

Comfort around the water is important. A friendly attitude is a must.

apply at www.liquidglow.ai/jobs

Not your average night out… this one glows 🔥🌊
Clear kayaks, neon water, and a whole vibe.Liquid Glow Night Kayaking with transparent kayaks

To identify sea turtle tracks on Florida beaches, conservationists focus on track pattern and width of the tracks.

▪ Leatherback Turtles track pattern has parallel flippers and a wide “double-track” appearance. The width is 5 to 7 feet—the largest of all.
▪ Loggerhead Turtles track pattern has alternating, comma-shaped flipper marks (like an “army crawl”). The width is approximately 2.5 to 4 feet.
▪ Green Turtles track pattern is symmetrical with parallel flipper marks (like a “butterfly stroke”). The width is approximately 3 to 4.5 feet.

Learn more ➡ https://savetheseaturtle.org/

New Liquid Glow gear drop 🌊✨
Beach days, boat days, and everything in between.

✅ Waterproof Crossbody/ 5L Dry Bag – keeps your phone/keys/cards protected + hands-free.
✅ Long-Sleeve Sun Shirt – lightweight coverage for sun, wind, and splash.

Perfect for Anguilla adventures (and the airport travel fit too).
DM us “GEAR” for price + sizes + availability or shop via liquidglow.ai.

https://www.thestar.com/life/travel/i-travelled-to-a-low-key-caribbean-island-loved-by-the-rich-and-stylish-yet/article_f943e421-4c75-433a-ab6d-950cba20ee48.html

The Caribbean island of Anguilla is loved by the rich and stylish. Why are they so drawn to it? On this Caribbean island, much quieter than St. Maarten next door, there’s nothing you must do, and that’s the whole point.

Remora’s are also called Shark suckers. There are a few different species and they all do about the same thing! They tag along with a larger host and share their meals and get a free ride. Sometimes they will help out by removing unwanted, parasites and algae, but for the most part, they’re just a companion, not causing much of a problem, but sometimes creatures do get quite irritated by them. We had to help this guy. He was pretty hungry. Take a look! 👀