Blue Lagoon Trinity Beach

... We walked past each other as I was expecting her to be blonde and she was expecting me to be brunette!  We went to Trinity Beach on Saturday for lunch which was lovely and then Katie and I sloped off for an afternoon of shopping, leaving ...

... ... or as the locals call it 'Cape Trib' (Australians shorten everything we have noticed!!). On the way we stopped at Trinity Beach for DIY breakfast (beautiful), Port Douglas for a wander round, crossed the Daintree River by ferry and Cow Bay for a walk ...

... and the sea temperature was 27º C, and clear as crystal. The final day of the course I did the final two dives in the 'Blue Lagoon' and Ali came along for the day and the boat trip. The Balinese boats are called 'Jukungs' and are like big canoes with ...

... here, but went!   It was amazing, brain coral the size of a VW bug, giant anoniomies, teeming with clown fish, blue linka star fish and more!   The tragedy of the story is a lost camera..... In order to get back in ...

... a lovely coffee place which reminded us of some Parisian bistrot. We then visited the library, covered in old books..very Trinity Collegesque ( t´aurais adoré M´man!). We arrived by the red district, where transvestites can really be mistaken for ...

... great day! There are also lots of small beaches to the North of Cairns that I visited on numerous occasions. Machans, Yorkeys Knob, Trinity and Ellis Beach were all perfect for that sand and sea fix on a day off from work. there is also a lovely beach ...