With another forecast of nothing in particular we departed Komodo for Lombok all hands on deck.
One of our stops along our route, an anchorage given to us by Jay off Makani Kai was Satonda Island. We were surprised to see a tourist boat as we pulled in and signs indicating a walk on shore. The following morning found us walking around a crater of an old flooded volcano.
The ranger who looks after the area and relives you of 10,000 rupiah per person also recommended the snorkeling here. $1.40. His offsider is the only person in Indo who we have ever seen pick up rubbish. Lets hope it’s a catchy habit.
One of our stops along our route, an anchorage given to us by Jay off Makani Kai was Satonda Island. We were surprised to see a tourist boat as we pulled in and signs indicating a walk on shore. The following morning found us walking around a crater of an old flooded volcano.
The ranger who looks after the area and relives you of 10,000 rupiah per person also recommended the snorkeling here. $1.40. His offsider is the only person in Indo who we have ever seen pick up rubbish. Lets hope it’s a catchy habit.
Our final anchorage of the north side of Lombok made me nervous as in the distance rose a very large hill. Out of the corner of my eye I could see Amanda’s hungry gaze.
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