So many seals

Miri was watching the beautiful sunrise in the morning

As I told you we booked a kayaking trip for the third day. We were all so excited for it. Finally out on the water again! But first of all we got some instructions on how to handle the paddles (booooring) and how to stiff the kayaks. Before we took off we got some cake (hmm yummy!) and then we got into the kayaks. Miri and Dani of course took one together and I got to sit in the pocket of Miris swim vest. Ready for take off! The first stop was Tonga Island. It is famous for all the seals that live there. And I have to tell you.. there were soooo many! And Miri and Dani couldn't stop looking at them, taking pictures and saying: ohh they are so cute! Well they were. I was kind of jealous.. a little.. bit.. much.. well anyways it was great seeing them hang out in the sun or the little ones play with each other on the rocks. They just looked so comfortable and relaxed.
So we went on along the shore line to one of the beaches and had lunch there. Sandwiches.. Miri let me have some of her lettuce ;-) and then they had some more delicious but very sweet cake! hmmm

messing around on the campsite

seals!

they were so close!

seriously.. that's without any zoom! You could almost touch them!

Who are those crazy Germans?!?

After lunch the others from our group went to hike for the other half of the day and so Miri, Dani and I had our personal guide for the rest of the day! Her name was Kate by the way and we could go everywhere we wanted to. It was great!

Miri chilling at the beach

Dani, Miri and Kate

Go, go, go.. FASTER!!!

kayaks everywhere..

So in the end of the tour we went to Anchorache bay where pretty much every tour ends and the beach started to fill up with kayaks pretty soon

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what is that about???