Kinondo Kewtu

Another stupid o’clock start was needed to make our way down to Kinondo Kewtu. This involved a 1.5 hour car journey and a 1 hour flight on Abi’s first turboprop. 

The afternoon was spent exploring the 2.5 km beach, swimming in the sea, splashing in the pool and chilling in the sauna. To top it off we had two of the most delicious meals for lunch and dinner. 

One highlight from lunch was as we were sitting happily drinking wine and eating our food, a monkey jumped down onto the table. The monkeys are regular guests at Kinondo Kewtu and are really rather cheeky. We saw this cheekiness first hand when the monkey on our table stole a chunk of bread before looking me directly in the eye and taking the second roll which was immediately popped into his mouth while he jumped off the table so he could run up the nearest tree.

After a full day, we went to bed excited with the thoughts of not having to travel tomorrow, the sounds of crashing waves and most importantly for Abi, no ‘stupid o’clock’ alarm.