Lobster Inn Little Corn Island

... highly entertaining evening.<br><br>The next couple of days involved recovery from the previous days drinking but with the weather being **** I didn't feel so guilty about doing nothing. I did have a couple of amazing lobster meals which did the world of good and at 5 quid a pop you cant really go wrong..<br><br>We also did another snorkel trip and managed to see some eagle rays and stings rays as well as numerous sharks and some really cool corals but the ...

... and dinner around $7 &#8211; 8 but lobster is cheap at $10 and good. We stayed in a couple of places; Elsa&#8217;s around the east side of the island, but after 1 night, admittedly the only night it rained we decided to check out other places. Also when we arrived the town generator was down as someone &#8216;accidently&#8217; put salt water in it. Therefore there was no running water in Elsa&#8217;s and although they had their own generator ...

... 2-3 seconds, crashing down and ramming your shoulder blades down somewhere below your ****. It was like getting dropped onto a hard floor from 10 feet. It wasn´t the kind of rough you get sick from, it was just damn painful and that 40 minute ride felt like a week.<br><br>Thank god we´re here.<br><br>As for the Island itself, it´s very nice, and somewhat pricey. We didn´t luck out with the weather...it was windy ...

... pick you up in his boat from the docks and take you to your room. The locals of the island live near the docks. Their homes are shacks surrounded by tall fences and barb wire. Not much is offered on the island. There are no gift shops or markets. There is one food store that sells less than that of a gas station and the water on this side of island laps onto shore muddy and cloudy. <br> But the other side looks like paradise. We ...

... first 2 mornings, and some "confined water" sessions in the afternoons. Normally that would be in a pool, but we just walked a few meters to the beach and went in the shallow water. Our instructor, Michelle, was fantastic, professional, and patient. After setting up all the gear and getting under the water, we had to practice a bunch of skills that will hopefully never happen...like dropping your regulator (i.e. thing you breathe from), having your mask fill up with water, losing your ...

... The next morning it was a sweaty and brisk walk across the island to catch our boat so we could make the plane on time. We were almost late for this one too. We made it and I wouldn't trade the cheapest Caribbean vacation in the world for anything else. P.S. there are some creepy bugs and crabs on the trails at night. Come see the video some time when we're back. I think the stench of rotting mangoes brings them out.

... on her way. It was only a category 1, but it was slow moving and headed to Leon where it rained and rained causing lots of damage. We were lucky though cause she died down before reaching the Caribbean side, and by evening, the weather on the island was already calm and the skies were clearing up. Twelve days passed in the blink of an eye, and it was time to leave. We had planned on 10 days, and managed to stretch it to 15, counting the 3 days we spent ...

... of the island made it much more pleasant. It was almost dare i say, "cold". Something we don´t encounter on a regular basis in these parts, except in the odd internet cafe or clothes store. The following few days were fairly uneventful. We swam, we lay and we ate. We met a couple of Australian girls called Nicky and Kate, who were a great laugh and we spent a good deal of time with. Sadly there is always a few weirdos. Some guy called Rod from LA, i had ...