Our World Project

Our World Project

Cuba Cespedes
Jeffrey Anyanwu
Karaz Tilghman

Malik Powell

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•ages
•1-15 $80
•16+ $110

First we went to Cancun, Mexico

We visited the Mayan Ruins With
histories dating back thousands of
years and pasts that are shrouded in
mystery, the Mayan ruins are some
of Mexico’s most visited sights.
Chichen Itza, for example, gets over
1.5 million visitors per year at an
average of over 4,000 per day. As is
the case with many of the world’s
most fascinating sights, the ruins'
own popularity and size of its crowds
can somewhat detract from the
overall experience.

Then we traveled to Honolulu, Hawaii

Waikiki Beach
Whether you’re there for canoe
paddling, surfing,
sailing, shopping, sunbathing, or
people watching,
Waikiki Beach is the undisputed center
of Oahu’s
activity. Arrive early to snag a spot on
the sand
and stay late to watch the sunset—or
simply head
to the nearest beach bar for cold,
tropical drinks.

Next was Tokyo Japan

We went street racing and lost
here is some history. Street
racing is an unsanctioned and
illegal form of motor racing that
occurs on a public road. ...
Tōge—Japanese for "mountain
pass", because these races are
held on mountain roads and .....
such as Tokyo Xtreme Racer,
Tokyo Highway Challenge, Street
Supremacy or Import Tuner

Then was Paris, France

we enjoyed skip-the-line
entry to the Louvre
Museum and take a
family-friendly tour of its
galleries during this 2-
hour visit. Beat the
queues and follow your
guide

Culebra was next

Playa Flamenco

Stretching for a mile around a
sheltered, horseshoe-shaped
bay, Playa Flamenco is not just
Culebra’s best beach, it is also
generally regarded as the finest
in Puerto Rico and the
Caribbean Backed by low scrub

Nassu