We got up, had breakfast, then decided we’d walk back to the spa. It’s the first really sunny day we’ve had in a while. The view from up there was gorgeous.
We went back to our room and walked up the beach looking for shells. The tide was out and the shore was a combination of sand and mud. Great for wading birds looking for snacks.
We had lunch by the pool. The Mozambique speciality is peri-peri chili flavor. We had tasted it in a fast food place in Vancouver, Canada and in Washington DC called Nandos. This is really a delicious treat!
We hung around a bit more, then at 4:30 we walked to the “Beach Club” which was the place we landed when we first arrived. We took a Dhou Sunset cruise. Another couple with us were from South Africa (Joberg) . They’ll be going home tomorrow and will be on our boat ride and flight from Vilanculos to Johannesburg. We, of course, will keep on going - two more plane flights before we get home. The sunset sail was beautiful, peaceful, and, with our South African partners, friendly.
Here are a few photos
Views from our sunset Dhou ride. One of the nicest boat ride I've taken.
Tomorrow home - eventually.
We went back to our room and walked up the beach looking for shells. The tide was out and the shore was a combination of sand and mud. Great for wading birds looking for snacks.
We had lunch by the pool. The Mozambique speciality is peri-peri chili flavor. We had tasted it in a fast food place in Vancouver, Canada and in Washington DC called Nandos. This is really a delicious treat!
We hung around a bit more, then at 4:30 we walked to the “Beach Club” which was the place we landed when we first arrived. We took a Dhou Sunset cruise. Another couple with us were from South Africa (Joberg) . They’ll be going home tomorrow and will be on our boat ride and flight from Vilanculos to Johannesburg. We, of course, will keep on going - two more plane flights before we get home. The sunset sail was beautiful, peaceful, and, with our South African partners, friendly.
Here are a few photos
Some views from the resorts spa at the top of the hill. The resort's boats. The little red kayak was a way of ferrying out things to the boats.
The cliff the children climbed is seen better in the photo above.
The spa had a pool that the birds thought was just perfect.
On the walk back to the cabin, we noticed the sand dunes in the distance.
Low tide along the beach.
A stranded resident
Views from our sunset Dhou ride. One of the nicest boat ride I've taken.
Our captain and his first mate.
Tomorrow home - eventually.
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