Double Rainbow Across the Sky and Over the Sea

http://www.weather.com/news/science/skywatching-double-rainbow-20130513

During a particularly lucky scenario, two rainbows will form at the same time. The first and brighter rainbow is called the primary rainbow. This rainbow is created by the process described above, and only requires the light to reflect off of the raindrop once before refracting out of the raindrop

The second and more faint rainbow is called the secondary rainbow. It occurs when refracted light does not escape the raindrop after being reflected the first time. Instead, the refracted light reflects off the raindrop’s surface a second time as well, producing a secondary rainbow with its colors reversed compared to the primary rainbow

The rainbow is my marvelous experience at Surfers Paradise whereI am staying at the Shore Holiday Apartments with windows facing the sea, the sunrise, the reflected sunset and the rainbow over the water.

To make this vacation complete. I would love to see dolphins or a whale from my window. I did see them once a few years ago from another Apartment in the same location.

It is such a beautiful view of the sea that changes every moment and sings its song day and night as the waves roll to shore.