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The
kids sail to the Berry Islands. |
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Alex
and Petra explain the route on the map. |
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They
will end up back in Nassau, where they started. |
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The
kids remember the highlights of the trip, like swimming with
sharks and dolphins, the bat cave and diving to wrecks. |
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On
Berry Islands they go diving in a blue hole, which is like a
deep lake. They jump off a cliff. Charlotte isn't afraid of
heights as much now. |
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They chat
about the trip again, all feeling that they have gained confidence.
They think their parents will be proud of them.
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They
get a dinghy (small rubber boat) to the beach and will camp
out one more time. |
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They
catch some fish with spears. Aubrey is really good at spearing
fish now. They prepare them for a feast. |
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Zach
tries to open a coconut, but he can't. |
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Everyone
eats fish, crabs and marshmallows. They sit around the fire
and talk about how much they enjoyed the trip.
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The next day, they do their packing. |
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They all sail to Nassau on the Buridan. Everyone is getting emotional. |
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Off the boat, everyone hugs and there are lots of tears. The kids may never see each other again. |
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This is the end of Sail Away, a 1,600km trip in the Bahamas. |
