Friday: Luau and snorkle

Aloha!

Today was our last day in paradise. Although it was the last day we enjoyed every second of it. We separated into color groups. One group went hiking at Diamond Head while the other group went snorkeling at Hanauma bay.

The hiking group met to go walk all the way to Diamond Head. We stopped at a little park to stretch- a represent from every country had to go in the middle of the circle and count on they countries language. After that we continued on to Diamond Head. When we got there we could pick if we wanted to run or walk it. The fastest runner today was 13 min. When everyone got to the top we took a group photo and then turned around. At the bottom of the trail we all bought shaved ice it was so nice to get something to cool our bodies down!

The snorkeling group was divided into a lot of smaller groups of 6 to 10 people. Each group got their own van and then we took off to Hanauma bay. Before going snorkeling we were waiting to watch a safety video and then it started to rain really hard. But luckily it only lasted for 10 minutes and the rest of the day the weather was perfect for snorkeling. While snorkeling we saw a lot of beautiful and different fish and a lot of us saw sea turtles too (not me thoughL). We had four hours to enjoy the beach that actually was formed by lava of a volcano which makes the conditions for sea lives perfect.

In the evening we went to Paradise Cove to enjoy a Luau, which is a Hawaiian party where you eat dinner while watching fire shows and hula dance. A lot of us participated in the hula dance on the stage and later Tomas (Brazil) and Jakob (Denmark) showed the whole crowd how to move their hips. The location of the Paradise Cove was absolutely amazing! A lot of pictures were taken there. Also the food was amazing, dinner was a pig that had been roasted in the sand on the beach for 8-9 hours, it was very delicious!! But the party didn’t end there, both buses had their own parties with loud music, crazy dancing and everybody singing along.

A perfect day to end this awesome week that we all will remember forever because we have become Ohana.

Julie Danielsen (Denmark)

Beatriz Alonso (Spain)

Natascha Kruse (Denmark)

Hey folks, what’s up? Today, folks, we spent an awesome and chill last day, folks. The weather, folks, was nice and we, folks, are happy to claim this as the best trip of our chill lives, folks. We folks are proud to write the last words on this blog to you folks. You folks have been amazing to read this folk-blog every day, and we love you folks.

Peace out from Gionata Bouché and Jakob Sejten