The day started, you can guess three times - right, with rain and quite a lot of it.
Therefore, we enjoyed a cozy breakfast and then practiced our Tetris skills while packing our suitcases.
The whole 2 x 23kg thing went super well on the way there...uhm, not really. 1 x 23.9kg, 1 x 24.5kg.
And since the souvenirs consist not only of a fridge magnet and a shell but also include coffee and coconuts, Roli already dreaded the outcome. (See results on Day 14)
The morning went on under the motto 'How many of the heavy items can one actually pack into hand luggage?' and the question 'Does a coconut actually contain more than 100ml of liquid?'. In the afternoon, the sun packed up, namely her bad conscience, and she finally made an appearance.
The little snorkeling round we took at Anse Volbert turned out to be quite significant. Since we still hadn’t had enough of the underwater world, we booked a snorkeling trip for our last day in Seychelles to the island 'St. Pierre,' including a visit to the turtle island 'Curieuse'.
During dinner, we were able to hide our feet in the sand, as the table was outside in the romantically decorated beach section of the restaurant. As it was our last evening of vacation, we headed to a fancy beach bar, where we sipped drinks right on the beach, reminisced about our holiday, and watched the crabs dig holes.
At a glance
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Length of time
1 Day
Weather
Rainy season
Accompaniment
For two (2)
Mood
RelaxingAdventurous
Highlights
Schnorcheln am Anse Volbert
letzter Schnorcheltrip nach St. Pierre und Curieuse