At 5:30 a.m., Sam checked her phone to see what time it was, and all four of us said, "Thank God someone else is awake!" None of us had slept much during the night. The room was completely dark (as the windows were boarded shut), and the beds slanted, which produced an unbelievable feeling of vertigo.We ate breakfast by the beach, and decided to look for another hotel where we could get a decent night's sleep, not to mention a shower. We walked along the about 25 yards and found a nice two story blue house called the Korkor Inn. It was more expensive than the first place, but the view down to the beach was worth it.
We spent the rest of the day sunbathing in the sun, splashing in the water, and exploring the beach. In the afternoon, we even saw a fishing crew bring in their boat.
For dinner, we went back to Big Millie's to watch a traditional African dance performance by Kokrobite school children. After waking up early and being in the sun all day, we were all tired and passed out early.
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