ok wait, NOW we´re leaving Chacahua

The last time we posted, we said we we´re saying goodbye to Chacuhua...but it was harder to do than we thought. We were pretty much all packed up and ready to go when one of the palapa owners here on the beach told us that he needed some help working in the kitchen. So, Amar brought the taste of fine dining to the little lost island of Chicahua. I should´ve taken more pictures over the last week and a half, but it just didn´t happen. Just imagine that I have photos here of when we released 450 tortuga turtles into the ocean, or when we held baby crocodiles in our hands...

Otherwise, heres what we´ve got.

Amar sleeping in a mosquito net

Amazing sunsets and sunrises everyday 

 Apparently, I make delicious mosquito food. They are relentless, I hope this is one of the things I will forget about this paradise... sometimes I scratch so hard I bleed. ay ay ay.

 Some days we´re pretty long, working in the kitchen...

 This guy had a long day working on cervesas. He passed out and fell right out of his barstool onto the sand where he spent the night. This guy is so funny! He kind of the local drunk who looks like a cartoon character... they call him PONY

 Here he is, pulling fresh coconut flesh for the curry he made, which was amazingly good. The whole island was talking about his food. No joke. People were coming for dinner telling us that people were raving about his food on the otherside of the island. International Chef, Amar

 Fresh and ready to be made into fishcakes.

 Look what the island is doing to my hair! Haha, Puffy the Prep Cook

 So we´ve been for something like 24 days total and I still dont want to leave, but theres more to Mexico to be seen and explored. We heard about this completely virgin beach, with just a few familys living on it called Agua Blanca...I think we´re going there next. Having a beach completely to yourself is so amazing..

 This is place we were working.

Blogging here in Chacahua is pretty hard because the internet is so sloowww...just loading up these photos took me over and hour. I´m going to reserve my blogging for more developed cities from now on.

Hasta Luego for now!