Te Nunoa, Private Garden Bungalow Moorea

... fact. For people over here really just couldn't be bothered with all the hastle of selling you stuff. They just sell you normal stuff in the shops and charge you enough money for it that they'll be able to potter home mid afternoon and play in their mansions which they hide behind coconut trees. I jest of course. But this place is really - REALLY laid back. In fact it's a wonder time doesn't actually go backwards here.

I ask someone how to get to ...

... ourselves in mosquito spray. We walked for about 30 minutes in the blazing sun to a nicer beach area where we then spent the remainder of the day. The sea was deeper and there were benches to sit on, along with a nice sandy beach. We stayed at the beach until 4.15pm and the temperature had dropped slightly to 30 degrees, making the walk back a little less painful. On the way back we stopped at the Hilton Hotel to try and find a dive centre, unfortunately it was closed ...

... Rio! We jumped straight onto the bus from the ferry, this was no problem as there is only one road around the island so no chance for a mix up. We headed off to Moorea camping one of the cheapest places to stay. We knew it was expensive here so we would just live cheaply and enjoy the sea and the sun. The campsite turned out to be good and had all thee cooking facilities provided with a beach right there. We set up camp and got in the sea to enjoy the warm South Pacific water. As ...

... aber er hat es glaub ziemlich mit der Angst zu tun bekommen und waere glaub am liebsten weggerannt. Nachdem ich mich 5 Minuten darueber lautstark geauessert hatte, wie er mir dies nur antun konnte und wir nun ein weiteres Vermoegen fuer die Drinks hinlegen muessen, kam ich wieder langsam wieder runter und ich stimmte Xose zu, naja wir sind nur einmal im Leben hier....Ich weiss jetzt schon, dies ist eine Story, die ich von Xose ziemlich lange hoeren werde...Nach 4 Tagen Bora Bora ...

... of photos to add - sunset) which we made the most of with a beer in hand (I don't even want to go into the cost of such luxury moments) Moorea itself is beautiful and we had a great time lounging on the beach and hired snorkle gear to take to the coral beds that were just off the beach - I didn't really take to snorkelling that well at first, but soon got the hang of it and was brave enought to venture out without Ade as my chaperone. All was ...

Took some tylenol PM the night before last night because I didnt want the rough waters to keep me awake!! And I got to sleep in a bit and woke up when they put the anchors down in Moorea. It is by far the most beautiful island. The bay we are in is soo peaceful and wonderful. We took a boat into the dock and my family rented a car and drove around the island. We stopped at a cool place so Jeff could check out the surf and then we gotr in the ...

... l'ïle et régulièrement on est dans les bouchons pour entrer et sortir ds Papeete. Aujourd'hui nous avons passé 2 heures aux services sociaux de papeete. voici donc les premières photos de Papeete, Papara et autres coins de l'île. A bientôt les amis Nana domi & didier

... the heck am I supposed to get home? And she told me to catch the bus. THe bus didn't leave for another hour so I bought some pineapple and sat eating it until I saw some tourists who looked lost. They were British and after finding out when the bus left, they decided to rent a car and offered me a ride home. So I got home to find my mum and sister had already rented scooters and driven off around the island. Though mine was outside the key was nowhere to be ...

... things, like honey and vanilla and fruit juices and things like that. There was a second floor too and it had some little café things and row after row of souvenir shops and craft shops and what seemed like miles of sarongs and wraps and dyed cloth everythings. Like those things Grandma and Grandpa brought home from their trip to Tahiti only in every color and combination of colors and pattern and design you could possibly ask for. I spent my last few dollars on two of ...

... to the ship. The rest of the afternoon/evening passed quite leisurely, reading, walking, eating in the buffet. Then, at 20.00h or so, we were called for our departure. A very small group of people - maybe 20 total - boarded the bus with us, and we headed off to the airport. When we arrived, we were confronted with a long line. First, a line (not too long) to pick up our bags. Then a short line to verify that they were, indeed, our bags. Then a very, very long line to check on ...