Mauritius Day 5

The fifth and last day was the highlight of my trip. We booked a boat, chased after the wild dolphins in the Indian Sea, and swam with them. At that point, I wish I had was a GoPro stuck on my head so I could share with everyone else this once in a lifetime experience. It was amazing - for someone like me who can't really swim, gets sea sick, hates the water and the sea creatures beneath, I must say I truly enjoyed myself.

This trip wasn't as expensive as I thought it'd be. Here's a low down of the expenses excluding food and miscellaneous stuff:

Air tix - $1,500/pax
Hotel - $50/pax per night
Transportation - $15/pax per day
Parasailing - $16/pax
Underwater walk - $24/pax
Safari tour - $8/pax
Touching the lions - $16/pax
Snorkelling with the dolphins - $24/pax

Till my next adventure~

Mauritius Day 4

A full day at the safari and hanging out with the lions. Went to the casino later that night and played at my favourite table - Sic Bo with over $2000.... in Rupees, and the best of all - The minimum bet for each game was SGD$0.20, probably the cheapest casino ever.

I was on a plane heading to somewhere alone. As I settled down at my designated seat - my favourite of all time - the window seat, I peeked out of the tiny glass frame like what I'd always do. To my despair, a group of people was pouring gasoline all over the runway while the plane was preparing to jet off. I knew exactly what was happening and of course, I wasn't the only one who saw it. Everyone ran frantically towards the emergency exit and before I could make my way through, it exploded.... But I woke up alive.

From my analysis, it seems like it was a smaller than regular plane, possibly a budget flight. I only see one exit, which I don't think it's realistic. But if my dream was to come true one day, please know that I've lived my life the fullest and even if I don't show it, I've loved everyone close to me.