Party time

After the pool was a bit of a bust we hit the beach and headed for 'sunset point'.

Gili T is perfectly positioned so that the sun sets just behind mainland Bali, illuminating Mt Agung, the bigger of the volcanoes. It is the one Moni and I saw at sunrise last week. Once again my phone does not do the view justice. The shore is full of rocks that absorb the waters movement making the image reflect near perfectly on the water. If I had an photography skill, I'd have gotten a good photo. Alas, I don't but that's ok. Still worth it, especially with a beer.

We then got dinner from the same market as last night. Again super cheap and bought a bottle of wine with it. This wine is one of the best from Indonesia and it was awful. I think we may have been mislead somewhere as it was a very sweet desert wine. The boys didnt like it either but we drank it anyways.

We headed back to the reggae bar for a bit. They had a massive party on to celebrate the end of Ramadan and it was a lot of fun, but the boys wanted to hit the clubs.

In the end this became an idea they regretted as the clubs were so full the bar was inaccessible and we ended up just dancing on the street with around 200 other people. We called it an early one around 12 as everything began to get quite again. For an island famed for its parties, it was a bit disappointing.Read more