April Larkin

06/30/2023

So important to know!

For those that don’t know prior to me being a professional entertainer. I used to be a first responder. Seen a lot of things that I can never unsee. Somethings that could have been prevented. So I want to educate you all because I know the summer is about to be in full affect and coming from a Beach Town (Wildwood NJ) our island sees millions of people throughout the three months of being a tourist attraction. With that being said, for those hitting the ocean and waves this summer.

You can spot a rip current. Unfortunately, it's where it looks easiest and safest to enter the sea. This is because the rip current is looping around and pulling back OUT. Hence no waves rolling IN. NEVER ENTER THE SEA HERE. If you are already in the sea and get caught in a rip current (you'll know because you will suddenly be moved from your location and it will be impossible to swim against it) don't panic. That’s how most people drown. It’s because they become tired so Swim ACROSS, not against the rip current.

For example, rather than trying to swim to shore while being pushed out, swim parallel to the beach and you will be able to get out. Then you can swim ashore. Please educate friends or family visiting the beaches this summer. Stay safe 🙏

12/13/2021

Our Los Arboles, Non Profit, supports a very worthwhile ongoing project.
What a day for our kids.
Today the teachers of our Escuelita in Macario Gomez traveled to Coba with 17 students and family members to view the ruins. We were accompanied by a guide who explained the history of Coba, some of the many buildings including two pok a tok courts, pyramids, and the observatory. Coba’s claim to fame is the largest network of stone causeways in the ancient Mayan world, called sacbes (white roads). Over 50 of these roads have been discovered at the site, with 16 of them open to the public. Our group walked the four kilometers around the ruins and came home tired but very happy to have experienced their history and culture.
Thank you Los Arboles for your support of our special school and its programs.

07/06/2019

Some children from Tulum were taken by Rotary Club Tulum to experience this first time experience. Thank you Gina and Claudia...