Beach

I got up early after another bad nights sleep, I'm not sure all these different beds is good for me. We had breakfast and a quick pack up ready for the next long drive, as I didn't sleep in the night I thought it only right that I spent the whole journey annoying daddy the scenery changed again, every day it is almost like being in a new country as every part of Sri Lanka is so different, unlike Abu Dhabi - where it is desert with sand or city with sand. Today we got near the sea daddy said it looked good, and I'd liked it too but as we didn't stop I just carried on getting more annoying, so much so, mummy and daddy had to swap places, as soon as I had mummy I went to sleep as I didn't want to annoy her (just daddy). When I woke up we were at the next hotel 'Sea View' at Unawatuna, which was on the beach YEAH YEAH YEAH! After dropping the bags in our room we went for a walk on the beach where me and mummy got soaked as the waves were huge we were meant to stay dryish but it was to much fun, it was also raining and we looked silly on the beach with raincoats on, we might as well been back in England - apart from the temperature was low 30's. Me and mummy kept playing in the waves so much that I was wet up to my waist, but my rain coat went to my knees - so we had to go and get changed so we could get some lunch, we walked through the little village and found a little cafe with a man called 'the Roti man' who made lovely roti's for us, he even showed me how you make them. We then continued walking through the village and found a little art shop with some cool paintings (mummy bought one) all the paintings were by the son of the shop owner. Next we went in a tuc-tuc, back to the hotel, tuc-tuc's are funny little taxi's that are everywhere in Sri Lanka, and they sound like the hedge cutter daddy used at work in England. We changed again and then went to the beach where we had great fun playing in the waves and even body surfing, me and daddy made a sand turtle, and as the sun went down we had drinks at one of the little bars, soon it was to dark to swim so we went back to change again so we could get  some dinner, we ended up in a tiny restaurant with only 3 tables but the food was fantastic again, I think Sri Lanka should send people around the world and teach everyone how to cook as we've not had a single bad meal out here.

On way back from the beach

Neo - "I like Sri Lanka's sea, it’s not as salty as Abu Dhabi's"