Tobacco Caye second day

At 06 the sun rises. You go to bed early and get up early out of the island, so we were ready to enjoy the sunrise. You can hear the sea and waves during the night. It can almost sounds scary with all the sounds. The wind comes through wooden shutters, so you can feel the fresh sea air against his skin all night. Its nice that it airing, so here are not many mosquitoes. Tobacco is a coral island, so it is possible to drain from the toilet pumped directly into the subsoil. This means that it is strictly forbidden to put toilet paper down the toilet. Power Available via solar energy. Rainwater is collected in large barrels, so one should take short baths. Meals are actually pretty good but not so large. Yes, we will then not be thicker here:) All guests eat in the same room at a long table, so we know each other. When the bell sounds, it means that the food is severet. Breakfast is served at 08 and may consist of scrambled eggs, beans, bread and fruit and juice. Lunch is served at 12 and can be chicken with beans and rice, salad and juice. Dinner is served at 18 and offers various kinds of fish including fish balls with rice, beans and potato salad and cake for dessert. At sunset, people gather at a particular jetty where everyone sits at a long row to enjoy a beautiful sunset. Right next to be the islands bar, so nearly all sit with a cold beer or a rip panties as kokosrom with pineapple juice, hmm. Both drinks cost 5 Belize dollars. Suns last rays crash around noon 18th At the same time sounds the bells from the various hotels - dinner is served. The island is so small that the bells can be heard everywhere:) People breaking up to go home and eat. Afterwards meet, once again to drink and enjoy the lovely summer evening. It is advisable to take fruits, sweets, sodas, beer etc in any off the island because these things are expensive to buy here than on the mainland. "Harbour Police" often comes sailing past the Tobacco to charge you for that, snorkelling and diving in the sea. Their arrival is not every day. You never know exactly when they come. We did not see them in the 2 days when we were on the island.