Hotel Le Pollet Sassandra

... milk and hot water already mixed. It wasn't too bad, and the pastry was quite good. The cool morning was pleasant, and the traffic on the dusty street always interesting: UN vehicles, a Save-the-Children 4WD, an occasional huge semi coming in from Burkina Faso, truck and van and car taxis, men pulling or pushing carts, shoeshine boys looking for work (we were asked constantly) hawkers selling CDs, DVDs, kitchen implements, T-shirts, Kleenex, pastries, notebooks ...

... that's not too bad. The owner of the car had come to the hotel to make sure there really was a foreigner who wanted to rent his car and driver, and to make sure he got paid before we left town.... The car owner followed us in his own sedan (with two "assistants," just in case, I suppose), as we drove to the Treicheville quarter of Abidjan where we went to the quarter called Carrefour, full of rubbly streets, poorly repaired buildings, and Arab dress. I always think ...

... de faire 10m) une lagune avec la jungle qui descend dans la lagune. Donc le matin j avais le choix cornelien. Ou fais-je poser la serviette : pres de la lagune avec sur la jungle ou bien en direction de la mer. Resultat 2 jours a se prelacer. Puis direction vers une nouvelle plage.

... sassandra. Les plus. Des ecrevisses pas cheres 1 euros les 4, mais il faut s habituer a la sauce pimentée dans lesquelles elles sont servies. L hotel est a coté de la plage, il suffit de passer un portail et on est sur la plage. Le moins c est une ville.