Atatanka Village Villasimius

Jan. 25/10

This is the kind of stuff Robin Leach is always going on about! 5 star accommodation. Being waited on hand and foot….wine glass refilled before it is even empty, 4 kinds of beer on tap at all times. A bar fridge with frosty mugs and a supply of Diet Coke to keep me happy.

Eat, sleep, dive. We are spending 5+ h...

21:35 Uhr...alle freuen sich bereits aufs Heimkommen!

Werden heute um 22:30 noch einen Abschlußtrank zu uns nehmen und dann ab ins BETT!

LETZTE NACHT!

--> morgen 10:00 Uhr ausschiffen, dann Rom, Flughafen und BETT IM EIGENEN ZIMMER!

...die Katze wird morgen zu tode geknuddelt!!!

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