Rocky Waters Motor Inn

... seeked shelter on a hammock under the shade of a palm tree. After lunch the heat intensified so we ventured into the warmish waters again for our last snorkel in Fiji before chilling back in the bure until dinner. The chefs must have known it was our ...

... in the "Bay of the Saints", following clue and tips we had scribbled from friends and family that had ventured these waters years before. As we motor/sailed toward the towering city of Salvador, we gazed at the sights we saw before us... the sky scrappers ...

... 's dead. What could that be? I remember the warnings and the many sights I had previously of the floating fishing nets in Indonesian waters. While getting the torch my hopes are for a undamaged propeller and a quick resolution. But it isn't so, a bunch of ...

... you see them. The following  morning we took a 4 hour long tail boat tour around the surrounding island. The waters were again extremely choppy with waves bigger than we had ever experienced on a little motor boat.  We felt like ...

... blue and its that delicious dry low twenties weather again. We cycle round the island stopping to take photos, a dip in the azure waters, and to snorkel around a small bay. At one point we stop beside a dried up salt lake fringed by red heather. Green ...