We had no specific plans for today, so decided to just stay on the beach by the apartment.

After another home cooked breakfast, we literally walked over the road to the beach.

The sea was not quite as rough as it had been so you could swim in it.

We found some sun loungers and made ourselves comfortable.

For a while, nobody got in the water, but I decided to walk down the jetty and see what it was like. The current was still quite strong, but it was ok. Although sometimes you were swimming and it felt like you weren’t moving.

At some point in the afternoon, Faye and Mags popped back up to the apartment and came back with drinks. So we had some wine sitting by the sea. Karen went to Joan’s Snackette to get some crisps.

After all the wine, we felt a bit peckish, so we ordered some starters from the restaurant behind us, the Fish Pot, and they served us on the beach.

We then spent some time posing for photos!

It was a lovely relaxing day.

After a shower, we headed into the village and stopped at Braddy’s bar as it was Karaoke night.

We met Nicole, our cleaner, at the bar so we got chatting to her.

We had some lovely food – pork, macaroni pie and salad – there was a lot of it!

Nicole told us that buying rum and coke by the glass was an expensive way to do it, and we should buy a bottle of rum and coke and make our own. This works out a lot cheaper and you can make them to your own taste – over here, they make them really strong.

One of the stray dogs came past while we were sitting at the table, and I went to give him the melted ice water in the bowl. Apparently, that is not the thing to do, and I got told off!!

After listening to some of the singers, a lot of them were really good, we headed down the road to Joan’s Snackette. I think this is becoming our favourite place to go.

I had some lovely dances again, and a couple of the guys we met offered to take us around the coast in their boats.

This is what our apartment looks like from the outside, we are on the top floor.