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Arne & Kenneth
... especially for Arne :-) After a while we moved to Obama Beach. The party crowd there was a mix of locals and tourists. I sat down on the beach for a minute, a cold beer in my hand, and looked up at the sky. A million stars were looking back at me. So beautiful... And then we danced the night away. Everbody was happy and relaxed and I felt so free. I fell asleep on Arne's shoulder as we drove back to the hotel around 3 ...
Doing Time on the Rock
... story short, tortoises were cool and all, but our amusement only lasted about 45 minutes while the time allotted was about twice that, so we were more than ready to go snorkeling when the time came.
Snorkeling at Prison Island was, even considering the faulty equipment, a better experience than our snorkeling on the dolphin tour. By merit of being protected by Zanzibar the coral reefs on the Western side of the island are much more extensive, and we were blessed to ...
Generously Endhowed
... large caves within easy distance of the sea for purchase. We got to go down into said caves. Mostly, at over 100 years (although depressingly little more than 100 years) remove a cave is a cave is a cave, only this one was really big and had bats towards the back of it and made Yours Truly look like a boy scout for forgetting to take his flashlight out of his backpack.
(Hopefully) without contracting rabies we got to the surface, made the kilometer or so ...
Some things we do just for fun..and then we forget
... backpacking but we don't mind.
I convinced Lou she did want to go snorkeling and so the next day we set of with Hassan, Captain Ozzo, RAy and the guy in the woolly hat. The water was so rough, I was on the roof but before long this was definitely not safe and we all had to go below deck. Then out of nowhere about 20 dolphins started swimming with our ship,, so cool. When we got to the snorkeling site we were a bit of a disaster and didnt ...
Holiday from our holiday
... her finger bitten after being told they don't bite which didn't look like a pleasant experience at all. The turtles are in a lagoon being looked after because they are sick or injured. Definitely worth the $15 USD price tag.
It was our last night in paradise so down to Kendwa Rocks we ventured where a party was brewing. The music was blasting as we hit up the dance floor and were treated to some ridiculous, original dance moves by ...
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