The most beautiful sunset

We spent most od the day in Agonda today as I had to study. But studying in a stunning warm place is not at all that bad must say. Dora went for a swim and napped. We had some “real coffee” finally. Agonda place is so European that many places even call the usual coffee that we have back home - “real coffee”. It’s appreciated tho.

In the afternoon we headed to the Cabo de Rama fort that Dora had looked up to watch the sunset. First we climbed up to the fort and had an amazing view over the coastline and the Cabo de Rama beach. We walked around a bit and kept finding the prettiest and most calming views. We went down to Pebble beach which was one favorite - we were surrounded by palms, rocks and boulders. We reached it by descending a couple of stairs, which we had to climb on our way back! We got a bit out of breath but we surpassed some Indians that looked like they are going to pass out right about now🫠
After the Pebble beach we headed to the Shetukla viewpoint where we witnessed the most beautiful sunset ever over the Cabo de Rama beach. The view was breathtaking and it didn’t feel real. I kept thinking how India has beautiful places that I had no idea of before and how this trip really made me realize how much there is to explore. I just want more and more now.
The night ended at a beach restaurant where there happened to be a Kazumba dance workshop. We didn’t feel like dancing but enjoyed watching other people do it, and they were pros. It felt like we were in a movie scene again. Great ending to an amazing day full of impressions.Read more