Christmas in Lanzarote 2017

Christmas in Lanzarote 2017 - Part 4

The day Raymond's parents left started off very overcast

We decided to take the ferry over to Fuerteventura to spy

There was a little section you could sit in and see underwater

But once we were going you couldn't really see anything :(

So we went back to the deck for the ride

It was a bit choppy going over, but not too bad. It didn't make me super sick or anything

Dock at Corralejo

We wandered along the water all morning

And found lots of tide pools to spy on! And watch the fishes!

Underwater picture of fishes! Yes, I put my hand in the water to take the photo!!

Then we went to a vegan restaurant, Baobob, for lunch before our boat back to Playa Blanca

Soup, salad, veggie balls, and vegan cheese! It was delicious!

The ferry ran at 13:30 and then not again until 17:30 so we decided to catch the earlier one. I am so so so glad we did!

The water doesn't look much choppier than the morning, but it was! Oh, I got soooooo motion sick on the way back. Oh it was horrible, and the water just got choppier and windier and by the time the 17:30 ferry would have ran the water was just all white caps and yeah. That would have been even worse so I am so glad we caught the earlier ferry!

Constant up and down at crazy angles! We started off sitting on the main deck in the very front which was okay, but it was so rough that there was a ton of water being splashed on us and we were getting soaked.

Eventually it was too much outside so I tried standing inside on the main deck, but then you had to be off to one side and it was not good.

We ended up on the top deck, which was slightly better, but not much. It was a half hour boat ride, but it felt like forever!

As our clothes dried you could see the salt that was left from the water!

Back to Playa Blanca!

We brought treats back for cafe und kuchen time!

Relaxing by the pool

One last sunset from around the hotel property

It was a great trip! Lots of relaxing by the pool, on our balcony, and it was beautiful!

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