Caye Caulker - Belize

Hey again!
Would just like to say thanks to people who commented on my entries! Really nice to get them. :) And if i ever was to rob a bank, Sangeet would of course be involved inn it.

So we left Corozal by the means of a little speed boat with 525Bhp and headed off to the island of San Pedro, The island life seemed very much like mainland life, and the people where just as relaxed, we had to get up at 6 in the morning to get the boat so we did not have time to eat breakfast, once we got to San Pedro we had only 10 min to get the next boat which took us out to Caye Caulker, The boat was absolutely packed! But i started talking to a Canadian woman who had retired and moved to Playa Del Carmen , and was visiting friends in Caye Caulker. Once we arrived we got met by some taxi guy who offered us a "Great cheap place" where we could stay. Never listen to people who suggest things when you get off the boat :( We ended up in some awful place with 2 hard beds, and a garden chair. The shower was exceptionally odd, as it smelt of sewage! My god was i glad that Peder called shotgun on the shower hoping to get all the warm water.
Once we unpacked we went running for a place to eat with the lonely planet book in hand. We needed some seriously nice food. We quickly found out that restaurant's don't necessarily open at the time it says on the door. We found a place called Rasta Pasta and proceeded to go inn, once we got inside we where saw a Rastafarian dude sitting on a table, we asked him; "Are you guys open?" he cheerfully replied "No mon"
"When are you gonna open?" He looked at his watch, thought for a couple of seconds then told us "Nahh, Not today mon" This is how laid back people are here. And there are no cars, just golf caddies, it takes 15 min to walk from north to south, and about 5 min east to west. I think this trip will by far be the most relaxed of the journey.

Peace mon!
J