I ordered fuel to be delivered so I could top up the fuel
tank which I had to syphon out of heavy thirty litre drums. We paid our marina
fees and this time I moved the boat about two metres off the jetty to ensure
there was no way it was going to make contact during a squall.
Once we had everything squared away, I jumped in to cool off
while we waited for Bob.
Bob was right on time and we loaded all our gear, said
goodbye to Sirocco and sped off to the Kokomo resort around the north side of
Gili Gede.
After unloading all our gear, we waved goodbye to Bob’s
deckie and we headed up to the resort to have a quick bite in the outdoor restaurant.
The Kokomo resort is a lovely low-key little resort nestled on a nice beach.
The Kokomo resort - Gili Gede
The ferry was right on time and at 12:00 we sped off to our
first destination on Nusa Penida. This time I was smart and was wearing my
noise cancelling head phones and listened to music the whole way.
Weather conditions were good and the trip was uneventful and
two hours later we pulled up at the ferry terminal at Serangan. On the walk
back to the terminal I noticed a dinghy that was loaded to the gunnels with
fuel drums and probably had enough fuel to get to Darwin.
Putu’s dad and uncle where there waiting to take us back to
Klungkung and we said our good byes to Bob and hit the road.
Back in Klungkung Putu spent time with her family and
cousins while I chilled out. We had one final awesome massage and tomorrow
would be our last day before heading back home.
Ibu
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