I just made it back to Sarteneja. I have been in Caye Caulker since Monday and am glad to be back. Caye Caulker was a blast, but it was exhausting. Me and two other volunteers stayed at Tina's backpackers hostel. There were a ton of really cool people staying there even though it is still the slow season, which was actually really nice not having a million tourists around. I swear everyone was either from Germany or Norway, a few from Australia as well.
Besides drinking a lot and spending money I shouldn't have, I pretty much just chilled on the sandy beach for 3 days bathing in the sun. I swear it doesn't matter how much sun screen you put on you still burn. My forehead got burnt once again, but at least my body is keeping a nice tan. I think this is the darkest I have ever been and I still have another month! The tan is a tropical tan though so it goes away really quickly. Your skin just peels right off since it is so moist. Gross I know.
I will try to upload some pics of Caye Caulker soon, but the internet has been real sketchy lately so we will see if I get to before I leave.
I am off to Caracol on Monday and will not have internet for 3 weeks. Then I meet my mom in Placencia for some more beach time!!
Hope everyone is doing great and have a Happy Halloween!!
Miss you!
Walking down the sandy street in Caye Caulker. You can definitely tell it is the slow season.
This is a boat that had been docked at this bar in Caye Caulker called the lazy lizard for over 5 weeks. The boat said Seattle, WA on the back, which I thought was awesome. Pretty cool boat, but the guy from Seattle, well actually Shoreline, was a little loco.
This is Tina's backpackers hostel where I stayed.
Typical curried chicken and rice and beans and mash. Actually really good food, but when I get back probably won't eat chicken or rice again for a long time. (sorry couldn't rotate the pic)
