Snorkeling in the Shoni Bay

Waking up to seering sunlight because the shades were only covering half the window, I went down for breakfast early. They had self-made donuts which were actually really good, but everything else was just as mediocre than the last two meals. Ernie has texted me to go to the dive club to arrange a transfer back to Coral Garden, so that was my next destination. I met Fabienne, the Swiss manager of the dive club, who told me that I could get a transfer back at 10.30am. So I still had time to jump into the water and Snorkel along the Shoni Bay for a bit. It wasn't as good in shape as the Gassous Bay at Coral Garden. However, I saw a lionfish which is highly poisoning in very shallow water which once again assured me to always wear shoes in the sea.

After getting out the water again, I quickly packed up my stuff, checked out (leaving behind a completely confused receptionist) and went back to the dive club. They had already arranged the driver who loaded my stuff into the trunk and after my quick "Thank you and Goodbye" we headed off to the Coral Garden again.
Two hours later, we arrived without any incidents and I was heart warmingly welcomed back to my first hotel. I even got my first room back.
I was so happy.
The rest of the day was very relaxed with me switching from reading, to writing my blog to listening to my fav podcast. I allowed myself another Iced Moccha in the afternoon and enjoyed the sun on my skin. Dinner was so good in comparison to the Shoni Bay, it was ridiculous. I was even greeted by Abdul with a cheery "My moon is back - welcome". I couldn't be happier here.Okumaya devam et