<div align="center">(http://www.destination360.com/travel/vacations/images/s/tropical-resorts.jpg)</div><br/>Two single fathers, best friends, and their daughters - also best friends - had arrived at their paradise retreat. Gone was the noise of the city, the light pollution and the fumes and exhausts that they constantly inhaled. They were replaced with the cool breeze off the ocean, a hint of salt in the air, and very few lights. The resort itself was located along the beach of the large Pacific Island that they had flown to uneventfully. Pristine beaches were spread out over the occasionally rocky shoreline, the best beaches taken up by resorts.<br/><br/>The resorts were just a few minutes walk from a town that served as the base for all the locals, but also provided more traditional eating locations and shops. The resort itself had its own fine dining and bar, of course, but the town called to the more adventurous. Their luggage had already been taken to the resort-owned villa that they would be staying in, a few minutes drive via the golfcarts that they had been provided with. The villa overlooked some of the rocky shoreline.<br/><br/><div align="center">(http://www.askbarbadosrealty.com/sites/default/files/The-Crane-Resorts-Beach-Houses-Layout-of-2-bedroom.jpg)</div><br/>It was certainly paradise!