Well that can i say about the whitsundays it was paradise. I went saililng for 3 days around the whitsundays, my boat was called ileola and it only had 12 people plus 2 crew members which was really nice better than a party boat with lots of peolpe on them. The first day we went to hook island and did some snorkeling we had to wear stinger suit which was just like wet suit but not as tight, just in case we got stung by jellies or anything else. It was really good we got to see lots of fiah and different types of coral but I didn't have a camera so I'll have to take more picture when I go diving, in a couple of week. In the evening everyone sat around having a few drinks it was really nice, we watched the sunset and the moon rise which was wierd but another first. The food was really good and we had lots of it, the first night was had fish and salad and the second steak and chicken with salad.

The second day we went to white haven beach which you can see from the lookout picture was beautiful and the sand was so white and soft and the water just so blue. It was like looking at a post card as we don't get ocean/sea that blue in UK or europe. we didn;t get to any snorkeling the second day because it was full moon the ocean was really cloudy and you couldn't see anything. We did visit another beach but idecided to stay on the boat and had a quick 40 winks as boats are comfortable to sleep on all that rocking. The last day we went for a swim after breakfast the went to another beach before heading back to airlie beach that afternoon. I would definitely recommend a sailing trip to anyone that likes or dislikes boat as it was amazing and atmosphere and surroundings were the best i'd seen in a while.

I finally got my sea legs back and headed to magnetic island for the weekend after the sailing trip i stayed at base hostel which was right on the beach. Had a really good time there with people I had met on my trip, and I got to do lots of sun bathing in my two days there.

hope everyone is well

love tasha xxxxx