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| The unusual but effective cactus fences we saw all around the island. |
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| Flamingo sighting! |
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| About 1 second before we got completely drenched by the advancing wave and following spray. Oops. |
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| Right on the beach. Very cool looking. |
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| This was the windward side of the island. Too dangerous for diving! Unfortunately, lots of garbage from cruise ships and locals. There was clear evidence of certain (they-shall-remain-nameless) cruise ships, as well as burn spots from beachside campfires. |
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| Donkeys (and goats) were everywhere. |
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| The beaches were not sandy, but rather covered in coral "rocks", with the occasional shell. |
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| Turquoise waters |
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| Old lighthouse at apex of island |
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| "Red Slave" huts. These were used when workers would have a contagious illness. They were essentially banished to this part of the island so that the diseases would not spread. |
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| And they are incredibly small. |
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| Old coral formations. It is certainly easy to figure out which types of coral they look like underwater! |
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