adventure travel 89b

Llandough Institute, Llandough - Customhouse Street Jl, Cardiff

Adventure Travel
United Kingdom

Adventure Travel 89B Bus Stops and Route Schedule

The 89B Bus (Llandough Institute, Llandough - Customhouse Street Jl, Cardiff) is a route with 60 stops, departing from Llandough Institute, Llandough and ending at its Customhouse Street Jl, Cardiff.

Llandough Institute, Llandough

Llandough hospital stand 8, llandough, llandough hospital stand 2, llandough, dochdwy road, llandough, vale view crescent, cogan, andrew road, cogan, station hotel, cogan, cogan hotel, cogan, hebron church, cogan, cowslip drive, cogan, bramble rise, cogan, foxglove rise, cogan, cowslip, cogan, redlands heights, penarth, st cyres school, penarth, mountjoy avenue, morristown, cornerswell rd, penarth, cefn mably, morristown, monmouth house, lower penarth, victoria road, lower penarth, cwrt-y-vil road, lower penarth, westbourne road, lower penarth, raisdale road, lower penarth, alberta road, lower penarth, holmsdale place, penarth, penarth pier, lower penarth, penarth town centre 2, lower penarth, plassey street, penarth, penarth heights, penarth, albert road, lower penarth, clive place, lower penarth, clive crescent, lower penarth, church place south, penarth, the headlands, penarth, northcliffe, penarth, portway, penarth, terranova way, penarth, penarth tesco, cogan, olympian drive, cardiff international sports village, international drive, cardiff international sports village, o'leary drive, grangetown, cardiff bay asda, grangetown, staples, grangetown, earl street, grangetown, kent street, grangetown, avondale gardens, grangetown, horle close, grangetown, james street, butetown, mount stuart square, butetown, the flourish, cardiff bay, schooner way, atlantic wharf, barquentine place, atlantic wharf, llansannor drive, atlantic wharf, hanover hotel, atlantic wharf, herbert street, atlantic wharf, callaghan square, cardiff, customhouse street jl, cardiff, 89b bus schedule, 89b bus route map.

The route map for 89B in Wales will be available soon.

89B Line Bus fare information

Adventure Travel, 89B Bus fare may fluctuate due to various factors. For detailed information on ticket costs, please visit their official website.

More routes Adventure Travel in Wales

303 — Llantwit Major Interchange, Llantwit Major - Bridgend Bus Station Stand 11, Bridgend
103 — Pontypridd Bus Station Stand 4, Pontypridd - Oaklands Terminus, Cilfynydd
835 — Ysgol Plasmawr, Fairwater - Narberth Road, Caerau
600 — Philharmonic Jp, Cardiff - Aberdare Bus Station Stand 6, Aberdare
118 — Swansea Bus Station Stand T, Swansea - Rhossili Terminus, Rhossili
C18 — Bargoed Interchange Stand 5, Bargoed
116 — Swansea Bus Station Stand T, Swansea - Bethesda Church, Burrygreen
86 — Sainsbury'S, Thornhill - Greyfriars Road Gh, Cardiff
T6 — Swansea Bus Station Stand D, Swansea - Brecon Interchange 5, Brecon
14 — Pennard Cliffs Terminus, Southgate - Blackpil Lido, Blackpill
E79 — Merthyr Bus Station Stand 14, Merthyr Tydfil - George Street, Bedlinog
X38 — Pontypridd Bus Station Stand 6, Pontypridd - Bargoed Interchange Stand 3, Bargoed
830D — Gillian Road, Llandaff - Narberth Road, Caerau
104 — Tesco, Upper Boat - Pontypridd Bus Station Stand 9, Pontypridd
105 — Pontypridd Bus Station Stand 4, Pontypridd
45 — Swansea Bus Station Stand G, Swansea - Clydach Mond, Clydach
S80 — Treharris Bus Station Stand 2, Treharris - Merthyr Bus Station Stand 14, Merthyr Tydfil
806 — Ysgol Glantaf, Llandaff North - The Woodlands, Lisvane
101 — Pontypridd Bus Station Stand 7, Pontypridd
815 — East Tyndall Street, Splott - Ysgol Bro Edern, Penylan

Adventure Travel

A bus operator in Wales

3A Swansea - Bracelet Bay via Upper West Cross, Mumbles
4A Singleton Hospital - Morriston Hospital via Swansea City, Parc Gwernfadog
14 Swansea - Pennard via Blackpill, Bishopston
20 Swansea - Derlwyn via Killay, Sketty, Uplands
28 Swansea - Penplas via Penlan
31 Swansea - Morriston Hospital
35 Swansea - Llangyfelach via Brynhyfryd, Hollet Road
43 Swansea - Morriston Hospital via Singleton Hospital
45 Swansea - Morriston
54 Swansea - Parc Llewellyn
62 Ystradgynlais - Gurnos via Coelbren, Abercraf
64 Ammanford - Ystradgynlais via Brynamman
65 Bridgend - Talbot Green via Bryncethin, Heol, y, Cyw, Llanharan
88 Barry - Penarth
100 Barry - Calcot via Barry Island, Town Centre, Colcot
102 Glyncoch - Nantgarw via Pontypridd, Upper Boat Tesco
112 Old Ynysybwl - Nantgarw
115 Burry Green - Gower Circular via Llanrhidian Cross, Reynoldston
116 Swansea - Landimore via Penclawdd, Llanrhidian
117 Killay - Gower via Parkmill, Oxwich
118 Swansea City Centre - Rhossili via Killay
119 Swansea - Rhossili via Killay
130 Blaen-cwm Turning Circle - Pontypridd Bus Station
404 Royal Glamorgan - Bridgend
806 Ysgol Glantaf - Llanishen
813 Ysgol Glantaf - Lisvane
815 Splott - Ysgol Bro Edern via St Mellons
816 Pentwyn Road - Llanishen High School
818 Pentwyn Drive/Heddfaen South - Llanishrn High School
830 Bishop of Llandaff - Ely
835 Ysgol Plasmawr School - Ely
905 Rhoose Railway Station - Rhoose Railway Station
B3 Barry - Barry via Cadoxton
C1 Culverhouse Cross - Pontprennau
T6 Brecon - Swansea

Experience the Disney Adventure with Traveloka

Jakarta - July 2, 2024 —

Traveloka, Southeast Asia's leading travel platform, excitedly announces that the company will be one of the Disney Cruise Line travel distributors in Indonesia following its launch in Singapore (26/6) for the magical voyage in Asia. Traveloka’s users will have the opportunity to experience the enchantment of Disney Adventure on the sea with a unique blend of magic. Disney Adventure is scheduled to start voyages in late 2025, with a homeport in Singapore. The voyage will feature Disney-themed dining options and thrilling onboard activities, promising an unforgettable experience for all ages.

On board the cruise, Disney offers the magic of imagination, discovery, fantasy, and adventure. The Disney Adventure will be both a journey and a destination, a voyage of limitless possibilities that brings to vibrant life the core pillars of Disney storytelling. Through the magic of imagination, discovery, fantasy and — of course — adventure, guests will embark on voyages to seven uniquely themed areas, each teeming with dozens of incredible characters and unforgettable experiences, without ever leaving the ship. Muslim-friendly packages will also be available at a later stage.

Disney Imagination Garden will be the emotional heart of the Disney Adventure, an enchanted valley, a charming garden, and an open-air performance venue all in one. Inspired by 100 years of heroic and heartwarming Disney adventures, guests will find a gateway to an unforgettable journey.

At Disney Discovery Reef , families will shop and dine in an ethereal and ever-changing retreat that evokes favorite aquatic characters and nautical stories from Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios.

Inspired by the eclectic world of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Big Hero 6,” San Fransokyo Street will be a family entertainment area pulsing with the energy and atmosphere of a vibrant street market and boasting an assortment of interactive games and activities, shops, cinemas and more.

At Wayfinder Bay , guests will be called by “the line where the sky meets the sea” to an open-air oasis under the sun, where relaxation and exclusive entertainment await. The sophisticated yet casual poolside retreat will reflect the Pacific Islands-inspired artistry of Disney Animation’s “Moana.”

Town Square will celebrate Disney royals, a magical land dedicated to those who wish upon a star, hoping their dreams will come true. This fantastical forest has shops, lounges, cafes, restaurants, and entertainment venues with a royal Disney princess theme.

At Marvel Landing , heroes will unite in a destination for fans of all ages. This area will offer Avengers-level adventure, with all-new attractions and experiences that showcase imaginative representations of guests’ favorite superheroes.

Toy Story Place will inspire guests to explore, create, connect, and have fun in a whimsical, interactive playland with themed food venues and water play areas, where the world of Pixar’s “Toy Story” movies and shorts springs to life in surprising and inventive ways.

An array of Magical Experience Awaits

This new product, which Traveloka, Southeast Asia's leading travel platform, will offer, will further strengthen its commitment to seamlessly promoting Singapore's diversity and travel experiences. Embark on an extraordinary experience with Traveloka’s exclusive deals for iconic attractions in Singapore. Immerse yourself in the ocean at the S.E.A. Aquarium , home to over 100,000 marine creatures, or wander through the futuristic landscape of Gardens By the Bay , featuring majestic Supertrees and vibrant floral displays, creating a mesmerizing oasis in the city's heart.

Wildlife enthusiasts can immerse themselves in Singapore Zoo's interactive exhibits and captivating animal shows. Singapore Bird Paradise offers a serene haven filled with exotic birds amidst lush greenery. Whether you're seeking underwater marvels, stunning botanical gardens, fascinating wildlife encounters, or a serene avian sanctuary, Traveloka helps you to experience an unforgettable adventure at Singapore's most renowned attractions .

Visit Traveloka's website and app for more information and to book your next magical adventure.

Release ID: 89134422

Should you come across any errors, concerns, or inconsistencies within this press release's content, we urge you to reach out without delay by contacting [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our committed team will promptly address your feedback within 8 hours and take appropriate measures to resolve any identified issues or guide you through the removal process. Providing accurate and dependable information remains our utmost priority.

The Swedish secret to the perfectly balanced vacation

Getting your Goldilocks on can help you restore a sense of spontaneity to your travels without hitting a wall.

Key takeaways

Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed.

“Lagom” is gaining steam as a mind-set that can be applied to travel.
It’s Swedish for “not too much, not too little.”
It emphasizes having balance, avoiding stress, packing light and taking breaks (“fika”).

Did our AI help? Share your thoughts.

If you’re the planning type, your vacations may begin to feel so structured that you need a do-nothing holiday by the time you return. Sound familiar? It may be time to consider the Swedish practice of “lagom.”

The word, pronounced lah-gom, means “not too much, not too little.” When applied to a trip, it means striking the ideal balance of exercise, adventure, food and relaxation.

Remember the coziness craze inspired by the Danish concept of “hygge ”? Similarly, lagom has been practiced for generations but is now gaining steam worldwide. Lagom is an overarching mind-set that applies to balancing all aspects of life, but it is ideal for travel.

Helen Russell, journalist and author of “The Atlas of Happiness: The Global Secrets of How to Be Happy ,” says that the word “lagom” derives from the Swedish word “lag,” or “team,” and that Swedish folklore suggests that “laget om” — or “around the team” — was a phrase Vikings used to make sure everyone got their fair share when a horn full of mead was passed around.

There’s no exact science or recipe to lagom; it varies by each individual’s own balance. Lola Akinmade Åkerström, travel photographer and author of the book “Lagom: The Swedish Secret of Living Well ,” says to think of lagom as an internal scale that must always stay balanced. Too much or too little of any one thing stresses the scale.

“Lagom actually means the optimal (not best) solution for maintaining balance and removing stress within your control,” she says. “As a personal ethos, it’s trying to help you live a sustainable life you can comfortably maintain.”

This means that lagom can be as simple as the “just-right” amount of salt in your soup or an entire idea such as eschewing bigger and better. Here are a few practical ways to fold lagom into your travel plans.

Start with a declutter

I grew up in a Southern household devoted to maximalism, so every suitcase-packing session ended with a good sit-and-zip because you never knew when you’d need a silk caftan and feather fascinator. But packing items you don’t need is the antithesis of lagom. Clutter can make a person anxious. Packing light (but smart), as with a travel uniform , better suits lagom travel.

My husband once told me that I have an otherworldly talent of turning our hotel room into a disaster zone in a matter of seconds. But with the practice of lagom, I now spend five minutes organizing my belongings and there’s an instant sense of calm in a new environment.

Akinmade Åkerström says that while traveling, you want to think simple, practical and sturdy, “from the gear you pack, so it lasts for a long time, to the activities you engage in.”

Pause for fika

In Sweden, “fika” is loosely defined as a practice to stop and recharge. And while Swedes do this on a daily basis, a vacation is the perfect time to dip your toe into the concept.

“This social act is often translated as taking a break several times during the day to socialize with friends, loved ones and colleagues over cups of coffee and pastries like cinnamon buns,” Akinmade Åkerström says.

“The unspoken reason why we fika is to center and reconnect with ourselves.”

Fika means swapping your order-ahead Starbucks latte for a sit-and-chat over a drink in a real mug. For solo travelers, it’s a fine time to people-watch in a new environment.

In its simplest form, fika is about recharging — perhaps by sitting for half an hour to rest your tired feet, or taking a refreshing nap before your next tour.

Leave room for spontaneity

Confession: I used to rely heavily on my No-Fun-Type-A Travel Planning Document, a spreadsheet that documented down-to-the-minute plans for every single day of our vacation. A sample:

6 a.m. Wake up everyone!
6:30 a.m. Please shove breakfast in your face, and make it snappy.
6:35 a.m. Leave hotel for a must-do tour. (Don’t be late!)
Noon: Exhausted, but who cares because we have coveted restaurant lunch reservations!
3 p.m. Not hungry? It doesn’t matter — we have a food tour on tap.
4 p.m. Wanna nap? Too bad, it’s museum time.
5 p.m. Happy hour? What’s that? No one here is happy.

I’ve since pared down my planning to a skeletal version that contains important details and a few plans but also some room for relaxation or spontaneity.

My husband and I have adopted a new acronym that fits with lagom travel: T-WOO, for “The world is our oyster.” In other words, no plans!

This approach has led to glorious days spent zooming around Laos on a motorbike, stumbling upon perfectly briny oysters near a peat-fed stove in Ireland, and making a last-minute decision to drive the Mississippi Blues Trail and finding live music in a smoky juke joint.

Spread out the indulgences

I don’t have enough fingers to count the number of times I’ve overeaten (and over-imbibed) on vacation. I wish I could turn back the clock and tell 21-year-old me that “all-you-can-drink mimosas” doesn’t mean you actually have to drink all the mimosas.

With lagom, the idea is to savor. Swedes have a diet rich in whole grains, lean proteins, veggies and berries — but they also have a serious sweet tooth (as in those beloved cinnamon buns for fika).

So eat the rich dessert and drink the beautifully made cocktail or mocktail, but do so with a sense of balance. For me, this means putting the brakes on at the breakfast buffet so that I can splurge on the multicourse prix fixe dinner.

Exercise — but also rest

I’ve always envied a skier’s vacation that includes a vigorous day of swooshing down the slopes and then the reward of an après-ski hot toddy and a warm soak.

Lagom allows you to forgo the hotel gym and instead enjoy the offerings of your destination. I like to think of it as making exercise local: a jog along the sea in San Juan, Puerto Rico; a hike in a Swiss forest; a bike ride in Amsterdam .

Aside from T-WOO, Russell suggests we embrace the letters WWASD: What Would a Swede Do? In short: Be mindful of biting off more than you can chew.

“To vacation like a Viking, lagom-style, think WWASD — is your cup really half-empty, or is there, in fact, just enough?” Russell says.

Anne Roderique-Jones is a travel writer who splits her time between New York and New Orleans. You can follow her on Instagram: @anniemarie_ .

More travel tips

Vacation planning: Start with a strategy to maximize days off by taking PTO around holidays. Experts recommend taking multiple short trips for peak happiness . Want to take an ambitious trip? Here are 12 destinations to try this year — without crowds.

Cheap flights: Follow our best advice for scoring low airfare , including setting flight price alerts and subscribing to deal newsletters. If you’re set on an expensive getaway, here’s a plan to save up without straining your credit limit.

Airport chaos: We’ve got advice for every scenario , from canceled flights to lost luggage . Stuck at the rental car counter? These tips can speed up the process. And following these 52 rules of flying should make the experience better for everyone.

Expert advice: Our By The Way Concierge solves readers’ dilemmas , including whether it’s okay to ditch a partner at security, or what happens if you get caught flying with weed . Submit your question here . Or you could look to the gurus: Lonely Planet and Rick Steves .

Members can access discounts and special features

Elektrostal, visit elektrostal, check elektrostal hotel availability, popular places to visit.

Electrostal History and Art Museum

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Electrostal History and Art Museum in Elektrostal. Take in the museums while you're in the area.

Cities near Elektrostal

Places of interest
Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
Central Museum of the Air Forces at Monino
Peter the Great Military Academy
History of Russian Scarfs and Shawls Museum
Bykovo Manor
Balashikha Arena
Malenky Puppet Theater
Fryazino Centre for Culture and Leisure
Military Technical Museum
Church of Our Lady of Kazan
Drama Theatre BOOM
Balashikha Museum of History and Local Lore
Pekhorka Park
Orekhovo Zuevsky City Exhibition Hall
Borisoglebsky Sports Palace
Ramenskii History and Art Museum
Church of Vladimir
Shirokov House
Noginsk Museum and Exhibition Center
Pavlovsky Posad Museum of Art and History
Saturn Stadium
Zheleznodorozhny Museum of Local Lore
Stella Municipal Drama Theater
Fairy Tale Children's Model Puppet Theater
Fifth House Gallery
Likino Dulevo Museum of Local Lore
Malakhovka Museum of History and Culture
Art Gallery of The City District

Screen Rant

The rules of time travel are rewritten in the bloodiest way possible for a vicious circle finale (exclusive).

Your changes have been saved

Email Is sent

Please verify your email address.

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics.

Keanu Reeves is Genghis Khan's Ultimate Weapon in BRZRKR: The Lost Book of B

"do you have any idea how much i hold back": marvel's most powerful hero makes thanos look like an insect (but gets no credit), superman just officially lost his status as dc's most powerful hero (with new costume to mark his demotion).

A Vicious Circle #3 concludes Boom! Studios' prestige time-travel miniseries with a pulse-pounding climax; according to the preview for the issue, the finale is set to featur a surprising alliance between duel protagonists Thacker and Ferris.
A Vicious Circle is a collaboration between writer Mattson Tomlin and artist Lee Bermejo; the conclusion to the creators' unique take on the time-travel adventure subgenre is highly anticipated, and appears like it will not disappoint.
Expect epic amounts of historical bloodshed and perhaps at least one more plot swerve before the satisfying conclusion to Boom! Studios' latest high-caliber offering, A Vicious Circle

Boom! Studios high-octane time travel miniseries A Vicious Circle wraps up with its third issue, which is set to deliver a pulse-pounding, mind-melting climax. The first two issues of the ambitious project hooked readers, and now, the series' creators have crafted a can't-miss ending, which Boom! teases is a " brutal " finale.

Screen Rant is thrilled to share an exclusive first look at preview pages for A Vicious Circle #3 – written by Mattson Tomlin, with art by Lee Bermejo – along with several exciting variant covers for the issue, which offer a further glimpse of where the story is headed.

The long-awaited final act of Tomlin and Bermejo's series subverts the dynamic between its duel protagonists, shifting them from adversaries to surprising allies, as the endgame for their temporal odyssey comes into focus.

Keanu Reeves' immortal BRZRKR returns later this summer as Genghis Khan's ultimate weapon in the new BRZRKR: The Lost Book of B #1.

Boom! Studios' Time Travel Odyssey A VICIOUS CIRCLE Comes To A Stunning Conclusion

A vicious circle #3 – written by mattson tomlin; art by lee bermejo; main cover by bermejo.

A Vicious Circle #3 promises an exhilarating culmination of the series, which has vaulted back and forth through time as it progressed through a unique take on a staple subgenre of sci-fi, the time-travel adventure.

A Vicious Circle is a collaboration between author Mattson Tomlin and artist Lee Berjemo. Tomlin is perhaps best known for his burgeoning screenwriting career, having worked alongside Matt Reeves on the script for the upcoming The Batman Part II , as well as the film adaptation of Keanu Reeves' original comic book series BZRKR . Berjemo meanwhile, has had a decades-long career, most notably working for DC, and is an Eisner-nominated creator. A Vicious Circle #3 is the much-heralded final installment of their time-travel story , the first two issues of which were widely lauded.

According to Boom! Studios official synopsis for A Vicious Circle #3 promises an exhilarating culmination of the series, which has vaulted back and forth through time as it sought to defy and redefine the conventions of a staple subgenre of sci-fi, the time-travel adventure. As Boom! teased:

After stunning revelations come to light about Ferris’ origins and Earth’s dark future, Thacker and his former prisoner forge an alliance they never could have expected… When they return to the beginning, will these rivals finally close the circle, or is the bloodshed destined to continue forever?

Anticipation among readers for the issue, and the end of A Vicious Circle's story, is long-heralded. First announced nearly a year-and-a-half ago , there has been a year-long gap between the release of the second and third issues. Readers familiar with A Vicious Circle #1-2 know that it is well worth the wait for issue #3.

A VICIOUS CIRCLE Won't Come To A Close Without Epic Amounts Of Historical Blood Being Shed

A vicious circle #3 – variant covers by inhyuk lee, dan panosian, & sean gordon murphy.

Endings are the hardest part of any story, especially one involving time travel, but with A Vicious Circle , Mattson Tomlin and Lee Berjemo seem to have maneuvered themselves into place to make this a truly satisfying conclusion.

As the preview for A Vicious Circle #3 makes clear, the temporal back-and-forth between duel protagonists Thacker and Ferris has now turned into an alliance, as they prepare for a violent campaign throughout Earth's history. The final page of the preview is a brilliant splash-page from artist Lee Bermejo, featuring the pair of assassins interfering in the timestream in the bloodiest possible ways: swinging a sword at the head of an English King, shooting George Washington mid-Delaware Crossing, but also interfering to prevent the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, and thus, the start of World War I.

Readers will have to wait until the August release of A Vicious Circle #3 to know how the story plays out behind that point – though in addition to copious amounts of historical blood being shed, astute readers should also expect at least one more swerve in the plot before all is said and done. Endings are the hardest part of any story, especially one involving time travel, but with A Vicious Circle , Mattson Tomlin and Lee Berjemo seem to have maneuvered themselves into place to make this a truly satisfying conclusion to Boom! Studios latest high-caliber offering .

A Vicious Circle #3 will be released in August, 2024.

The Batman Part II

The Batman Part II is the sequel to Matt Reeve's The Batman, released in 2022, and will continue where the original film left off. The film shares a universe with the HBO Max original Penguin series and sees the return of the Riddler and a different incarnation of the Joker.

Boom! Studios

Bus Services

Vale of Glamorgan
Cardiff School Routes

Culverhouse Cross - Pontprennau Via City Centre

Old Ynysybwl - Nantgarw

Glyncoch - Nantgarw Via Pontypridd

Blaenrhondda - Porth Via Tonypandy

Derlwyn to Swansea Via Killay, Sketty Park and the Uplands

Swansea City Centre - Llangyfelach

Swansea - Morriston Hospital Via Singleton Hospital

Swansea - Parc Llewellyn

Burry Green - Gower Circular Via Llanrhidian Cross, Reynoldston

Swansea - Rhossili Via Killay

Swansea - Brecon Via Neath, Ystradgynlais and Abercrave

Swansea Bus Station to Morriston Hospital

Swansea Bus Station to Birchgrove

Swansea Bus Station to Penplas

Swansea to Bracelet Bay

Swansea - Morriston

Swansea Bus Station -Llangennith Via Llanrhidian, Llanmadoc

Kilay - Gower Via Parkmill, Oxwich

Swansea - Pennard Cliffs Via Blackpill, Bishopston

Swansea to Oldwalls

Bridgend to Talbot Green

Royal Glamorgan Hospital - Bridgend

Cardiff Airport - Rhoose Rail Station Via St Athan Village

Barry Town Centre (Circular) Via Cadoxton

Barry Town Circular Via Colcot, Coldbrook, Cadoxton, Town Centre, Barry Island, Highlight Park (Port Road) & Cwm Talwg

Barry to Penarth Via Sully & Cosmeston

Ty Glas Road - Bishop of Llandaff School

Whitchurch - Corpus Christi School

Splott - St Illtyds School

Llanishen - Ysgol Glantaf

St Mellons - Ysgol Bro Edern

Rumney - Ysgol Bro Edern

Llanrumney - Ysgol Bro Edern

Pentwyn Road - Llanishen High School

Heol Glandulais - Llanishen High School

Pentwyn Drive - Llanishen High School

Glyn Coed Road - Llanishen High School

Cowbridge Rd West - Bishop of Llandaff

Cowbridge Rd West - Ysgol Plasmawr

Grangetown to St Teilo' School Via Butetown, Splott, Tremorfa

Adamsdown to St Teilo's Via Splott and Tremorfa

Adamsdown to Bro Edern and St Teilo's School Via Adamsdown, Roath

Albany Road to Ysgol Glantaf Via Roath, Heath, Birchgrove

South Loudon Place to Cathays High School Via Butetown and Grangetown

Ystradgynlais - Ystradgynlais Via Coelbren and Gurnos

Ystradgynlais - Ammanford

Culverhouse Cross - Pontprennau City Centre

Glyncoch - Nantgarw Pontypridd

Blaenrhondda - Porth Tonypandy

Derlwyn to Swansea Killay, Sketty Park and the Uplands

Swansea - Morriston Hospital Singleton Hospital

Burry Green - Gower Circular Llanrhidian Cross, Reynoldston

Swansea - Rhossili Killay

Swansea - Brecon Neath, Ystradgynlais and Abercrave

Swansea Bus Station -Llangennith Llanrhidian, Llanmadoc

Kilay - Gower Parkmill, Oxwich

Swansea - Pennard Cliffs Blackpill, Bishopston

Cardiff Airport - Rhoose Rail Station St Athan Village

Barry Town Centre (Circular) Cadoxton

Barry Town Circular Colcot, Coldbrook, Cadoxton, Town Centre, Barry Island, Highlight Park (Port Road) & Cwm Talwg

Barry to Penarth Sully & Cosmeston

Grangetown to St Teilo' School Butetown, Splott, Tremorfa

Adamsdown to St Teilo's Splott and Tremorfa

Adamsdown to Bro Edern and St Teilo's School Adamsdown, Roath

Albany Road to Ysgol Glantaf Roath, Heath, Birchgrove

South Loudon Place to Cathays High School Butetown and Grangetown

Ystradgynlais - Ystradgynlais Coelbren and Gurnos

Travel influencers detail moments they encounter Hurricane Beryl's path in Grenada while boating

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Hurricane Beryl is now barreling through the Caribbean, becoming the fastest Category 4 storm in the Atlantic on record.

With the summer months here, this is the peak time for traveling and boating, especially in the Caribbean.

Cole and Emily Crews, known online as The Adventure Crews first set sail out of Kemah two years ago when they bought their boat.

Nearly 9,000 nautical miles later, the Florida couple found themselves in Grenada during Hurricane Beryl's passage.

On Monday, they told Eyewitness News they were thankful they were safe after encountering several scary moments as Hurricane Berly began to land.

"You can see the wind blowing across the water," Emily Crews said.

The Crews are content creators who love the open sea and sailing, making videos as they adventure worldwide.

RELATED: Hurricane Beryl makes landfall on Grenada's Carriacou Island as life-threatening Category 4 storm

"It is south of the traditional hurricane belt," Cole said.

The Crews say they're in Grenada on Egmont Bay in their sailboat, an area they say is usually referred to as a hurricane-safe zone.

The Crews say their boat insurance requires them to be in Grenada this season under their hurricane emergency plan. They planned to store their boat there and return to Florida for a few months throughout the projected busy season.

The record breaking earliness of this category 4 hurricane caught many by surprise.

"These islands aren't prepared for stuff like this down here," said Emily Crews.

SEE ALSO: NOAA predicts above-normal 2024 Atlantic hurricane season

"A lot of these islands aren't used to it. We don't see them intensify that quickly and that far out in the ocean," ABC meteorologist Rachel Briers said.

Emily tells Eyewitness News that life at sea comes with these challenges.

"For every beautiful destination and every beautiful sunset, there's a cost for it, and this is it," Emily said.

For updates on this story, follow Daniela Hurtado on Facebook , X and

Instagram .

Several injured after seaplane collides with boat: VIDEO

Video allegedly shows moments before, after deadly boat incident in FL

Boater accused of striking teen had 'no knowledge' of crash: Lawyer

Boat found in connection with hit-and-run that killed florida teen, top stories.

Beryl still a powerful cat. 4 storm, will impact Jamaica Wednesday

3 hours ago

3 people killed in span of 6 hours across Houston area, police say

Man recalls encounter with Galveston PD officer in pool party brawl

Rain chances inch up Wednesday as we await clarity on Beryl's track

75-year-old woman charged in neighbor's shooting death identified

Shotgun pellets lodged in woman's forehead after guard's gun goes off

Houston man accused of illegally hunting near popular nature preserve

Dad charged after allegedly running from police with his 4-year-old

20 riders evacuated from Disney rollercoaster after being stuck on tracks for 30 minutes

Get more news like this delivered to your inbox by signing up for our Travel newsletter here .

At least twenty people had to be evacuated after a rollercoaster at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim reportedly malfunctioned and stopped on the tracks Sunday in what a Disney official said was "completely standard downtime and evacuation for this attraction."

Incredicoaster , located in Pixar Pier at the Disney California Adventure Park stopped around 1:30 p.m. Sunday, local media reported via OC Hawk.

Riders present on the rollercoaster were "kept comfortable with shade and water," the Disney official told USA TODAY, given temperatures were more than 80 degrees during the day in Anaheim Sunday. KTLA5 reported that riders were handed umbrellas to keep cool.

Goodbye Genie+? Big changes are coming to Disney World’s ride reservation system

The Disneyland official said guests were off the ride in about 30 minutes, disputing a report from NBC Los Angeles that passengers were stuck for more than an hour before they were evacuated by Disneyland workers in safety harnesses.

Disney did not immediately clarify what caused the ride to stop, except that the matter was resolved quickly and without incident. The Disney spokesperson added that many attractions have evacuations as part of the standard response to a downtime and that guests are sometimes escorted off the attraction if it requires a reset.

A similar incident also took place the day before, according to Facebook live video streamed by Vince Crandon around 8:15 p.m. Saturday. Video footage from the incident shows the stalled ride as park workers hand umbrellas and water to the riders. Crandon told NBC Los Angeles he believes the passengers were stuck for about 20-30 minutes before being evacuated.

Inspired by Disney's animated feature "The Incredibles," the Incredicoaster features big drops, tunnels, special effects, and a musical score by "Incredibles 2" composer Michael Giacchino, according to Disney.

Saman Shafiq is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at [email protected] and follow her on X @saman_shafiq7.

Expedia Rewards is now One Key™