If you're a kid at heart, but want to get away from it all! Don't worry, because Beaches Resorts provide adults a wide variety of things to do from scuba diving, sailing, snorkeling, and option to just relax on beach enjoying soft powdery Caribbean sand. Later stop by one of their exciting bars and have a premium brand beverage to cool off.

Your kids will have a vacation they can call their own, and will have a blast playing XBOX® in resorts Game Oasis Center, visit cute animals at a petting zoo, splash away at their very own water park, and if their energy level is still on overdrive, your kids can go and play a round of golf!

When sun starts to fade, this is when fun begins! As a family, you will spend quality time together dining at one of Beaches world class restaurants with international cuisine, and listen to all adventures your children experienced that day!

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On top of this was a circular tower that housed fire (for use to alert ships during night) and great mirror (for use during day). A statue of Poseidon stood on top this tower.

The Pharos Lighthouse was a true wonder in architecture and engineering, bearing similarities to modern skyscrapers. It measured up to a modern 40-story building. The Greeks were so impressed with it that they included it as one of Seven Wonders of Ancient World.

The mirror of Pharos Lighthouse appeared to be quite famous in ancient times. Many people believed that mirror was so smooth and powerful that it could be used to reflect sun's rays onto invading ships and burn them. Another belief was that mirror was so strong it could be used to observe and spy on competing city-states across Mediterranean Sea, more than 100 miles away. However, it is highly unlikely that either of these stories are true.

From historical evidence, it appears that Pharos Lighthouse was also a tourist attraction. Hundreds of visitors climbed Lighthouse everyday to enjoy fantastic view around Alexandria. Food vendors also sold their goods at top of each section of Pharos.

However, Pharos Lighthouse was damaged by earthquakes, becoming totally demolished in early 14th century. Its ruins and location were subsequently used by Egyptian Sultan Qaitbay to build a fort in 1480, thus ending story for this Wonder of World.

For more information on Lighthouse of Alexandria, visit http://www.nekhebet.com/w_lighthouse.html