Luke called everyone at 7am, we dragged ourselves out of our
tents and reminisced about Winki’s over our scrambled eggs, toast and orange
juice breakfast. I made the champion scrambled eggs!
We packed ourselves back into the jeeps and took off down
the beach again, singing our hearts out and being thrown around on the uneven
sand, as usual. First stop – The Champagne Pools. Since you cannot swim in the
sea, there was rock formations which waves crash over forming pools with wavy
foam, like natural jacuzzi’s! Brilliant! We all got it, but the wind had picked
up and the sea was crazy choppy, so the cold sea air pelted sand off our legs
when we got out. Nothing could wipe the smiles off our faces though! (Champagne Pools, below)
After our swim we went to Indian Head, a high part on the
Island, overlooking the sea and lots of the Island dunes and forests. This is
where you can usually spot whales, sharks and dolphins but the sea was too
choppy to see anything unfortunately. The view was magnificent though! (Panoramic from Indians Head looking inland)
(Looking out over the sea, below)
We made wraps for lunch and then Luke brought us to Eli
creek, which was the lazy river. He gave our team, obviously the best team, a
blow up octopus he named Paul. We all hung off Paul as we floated down the
river twice together. The people not swimming that waited at the end said they
could hear us before the saw us. They also spotted a huge snake swim through
the water before we got to the end, AHHH!
Also, earlier we saw a group of people trying to push a tour
bus out of the sand and later that same bus overheated, caught fire and blew
up. Don’t worry everyone evacuated the bus. We stopped to get pictures though!
CRAZY!!! Do the self drive, NOT the bus tours, apparently this is not the first
tour bus explosion on the beach! (Before & after pictures - crazy)
We were all exhausted after our day of adventure, so we
asked Luke to bring us back a little early to camp so we could get a head start
on dinner before everyone else arrived back and the kitchen was teaming with
people. The self-drive is only a 2 night, 3 day tour, so we were no longer the
newbie’s on camp, we ruled the place now and knew how it all worked J Asian Chicken Stirfry
was on the menu for dinner which was so nice. I chopped the chicken and Eimear
chopped the vegetables, as she said Ger, her Mam wont let her at home, she’s
afraid she’d cut off her fingers. She did quite a nice job Ger! Ha, ha!
After dinner, it was goon and Winki’s ROUND 2!

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