Not that today consisted of much 'business'. Inside now after spending hours basking in the beautiful, hot sun. And the water... oh my. I have to say, this is one of the best, if not actually THE best, beach I've ever been to. The water is WARM. Apparently it's always like that. And as soon as you walk in, it gets deep. Walk in a few feet, and you can barely touch the ground. Just enough waves to make it entertaining, but not enough to make you nervous (and I get nervous. Especially after being left to drown by my snorkelling team in Exmouth, Western Australia last year. I don't think I'll ever get over that).
I hate resorts, but am admittedly falling for this 'resort hotel' deal. The luxuries of most resorts without being stuck on it all the time; and without the shitty all-inclusive deals where they pad you full of weak drinks and meager buffets. Here, you are on the beach; there are tons of restaurants and bars in the hotel; but you are also IN the city, not on some remote area where you have to pay a tour bus a hundred bux to get you anywhere. So, you can lay on the beach if you choose, or you can head out. I like it. More than I thought I would, which is actually a nice surprise. Turns out I'm not *just* a backpacking addict; I could kind of get used to these lazy sunny days.
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