We decided to have an ocean adventure and take a couple of kayaks over to a nearby beach for a relaxing day of sun bathing and swimming. Despite a bit of hesitation in actually getting into the kayak we both managed to board our own and set off across the Atlantic ocean.
We got washed up on a beach about 20 minute later that was deserted and rather then risk the oceans any further we set up camp and set to on a busy days sun bathing. The water was refreshingly cold but just right for cooling off with a swim.
We got washed up on a beach about 20 minute later that was deserted and rather then risk the oceans any further we set up camp and set to on a busy days sun bathing. The water was refreshingly cold but just right for cooling off with a swim.
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Once we had fought our way back across the windy ocean we decided on a less challenging activity of a 20 minute walk around the resort. We didn't see any monkeys but did see some interesting looking plants and trees and felt that we had worked up an appetite for the dinner ahead. %20Travel%20To%20Australia/2007.10.04%20-%20(Illah%20Grande,%20Brazil)%20Day%206%20Kyacking%20to%20a%20Beach/SANY0151.JPG)
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1 comment:
Glad you are out of the jungle, a bit worried about comments on ants bottoms and squirrels nuts. although picture of tree leaves a bit to be desired!!
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