The boys' first trip in Club Class and they took to it like fish to water. Oh dear.

It's an hour and twenty to the hotel by taxi over rough roads. Or ten minutes by helicopter.

You get a good view from up here.

Just look where the horizon is!

These guys were regular visitors to the wall by our table for breakfast.

East Winds has two beaches really, we stayed on this beach, where there were about ten sunbeds. They were never all in use. True luxury is space.

It rained, sometimes when we were on the beach!

At the pool there was a bar that you could help yourself. And we did!

What would we do without it?

American style resort from where we took our sunset sail.

Oscar and Xav enjoy an evening cruise on a big cat.

Foreground, a fisherman's shack. Background, the Landings a five star resort.

At the end of the day, the fishermen gather to say how big was the one that got away. 

You won't see many pictures of me but here is one to prove I was there!

We saw some fabulous sunsets whilst here, but the best was when we were out at sea. It's a big sky.

It rained. Quite often. But never for very long.

It really rained sometimes!

The fruit man visiting Windjammer Landings, a short walk across the shore. Last time we saw him Pen paid about $50 for a banana and a mango!

The boys took advantage of a friendly deal with the neighbouring hotel's water sport staff to have a quick ski and wakeboard.

Sunday afternoon and a group of ponies came for a run and swim on the beach after a Cancer Charity parade, weraing pink ribbons.

As the sun began to set, some local guys asked the boys to play football. A couple of bamboos for posts and the game was on.