On my morning walk, I was invited in for at cup of tea, by a local that has lived all of his live in the national park and had spended lots of time at sea. A really interesting home and stories from a man who calls himself a pirate 🙂 / Blev inviteret indenfor af en lokal mand, fik en kop tea, histoie fra havet og hans liv i national parken. Kalde sig selv for en pirat, spændende fyr!

It’s hard to find a good place to have lunch 🙂 / Det er svært at finde et fint sted at have frokost 🙂

Tiuri tried Philippes kayak and had everything under control / Tiuri prøvede Philippes kajak og havde alt under kontrol.

Nice morning in Calangue National park / Flot morgen i Calangue National Park

Our shelter in a small fishing village… / Vores camp i et lille hyggeligt havn….

…And this is how you look after a night with mosquitos / …Og sådan ser man ud når myg har haft frit spil hele natten!

The most beautiful place so far on this whole trip / Det smukkeste sted indtil nu på hele denne tur.

Our private ‘guide’ Philippe loved to show his back garden to us / Vores private ‘guide’ Philippe, viste os alle de små fine steder.

Calanque is also a meca for climbers / Calanque er også et meka for klatre

It is a big sea and even on a reasonable calm day the waves are of a good size / Det er et stort hav, og på forholdsvis stille dag er bølgerne stadig af en hvis størrelse.

Philippe and his kite / Philippe og hans kite

Love going out to see the sun rise, but the energy to do so hasn’t been there often, but this place was to good to miss!! / Elsker at se solen stå op, men det er ikke sket så mange gang. Dog var dette sted for flot til at gå glip af.

Philippe 76 years old, padled together with us for two days, an awesome guy. Told us about his brother still climbing with his wife, only 78 year old! / Philippe 76 år gammel padlede to dage sammen med os, fantastisk fyr tak for turen. Fortalte om hans bror som stadig klatre sammen med hans kone, kun 78 år gammel.