Suffoca

STUCK ON AN ISLAND

IT’S ABOUT THE SMALL THINGS

AND BEING MINDFUL OF THAT.

If you asked me 5 years ago, if I would like to go to a small island in the middle of the Indian ocean, I would have probably said pass, what would I do there.

But here we are, the days to the new year are ticking by and I’m standing on a small island I can walk around in less then an hour, looking out in the sea while all sorts of creatures glide pass my feet.


After a number of flights, including a sea plane we had made it – A whole different culture stranded on an island, It was time to kick the shoes off and relax.


Rather than me ramble on about each and everything I got up to, here are the visuals.

It's all in the mind, you just have to live with it.


On the edge of our port was a little tea house, I have got to say that was some of the best coffee and iced coffee's I have ever had, with a view to match. 


I haven't done much snorkelling, I still struggle with the breathing through a pipe underwater if I'm honest and Im pretty sure I don't float, but anyhow, when we pulled up to this ship wreck, I was crazy excited to take a peek beneath the water, our boat driver said it was a Japanese fishing boat that hit the coral. With the tide revealing small spots of land in the middle of the sea, it was pretty obvious we should go stand on them.




I haven't done much snorkelling, I still struggle with the breathing through a pipe underwater if I'm honest and Im pretty sure I don't float, but anyhow, when we pulled up to this ship wreck, I was crazy excited to take a peek beneath the water, our boat driver said it was a Japanese fishing boat that hit the coral. With the tide revealing small spots of land in the middle of the sea, it was pretty obvious we should go stand on them.



Island Life



Near the end of our trip, was got treated to something pretty out there, while out on a fishing/swimming trip we took our catch, jumped ship and set up dinner on a tiny island as sun set, what an experience.


Our island had fruit bats flying around day and night which I found crazy, didn't know bats come out in the day firstly and secondly just to be so close and in the wild with them was pretty special.


Enjoyed my first ever strawberry daiquiri, pretty much tastes like a real good slush puppy, can't help but always think of JD from scrubs when I see drinks like this on menus.

Well I hope thats not the last time I am put in a situation I would have never chosen, as it was a complete blast. 


So much to see.



Till next time


Ta-ra.