Matuku proves to be a quite anchorage as there is no fetch though the wind does rush down over the hills

today looks like a repeat of yesterday, so its back out to the outer reef system snorkeling in the pools that are left by the receding tide.

we moved over to the sand spit area yesterday. There is 3 of us in Falunga still that is untill a rather large ketch came in fairly late yesterday ( not Jonathon as expected)

Oh Falunga how this place grows on you, the people, the relaxed atmosphere, all one needs is time to take it all in. We are off clamming today with our host should prove interesting

I can see now why those that make the effort to come out to Falunga find there anchor is reluctant to part company. we have time on our side so can just kick back and take in as much as we can.

relocated to Falunga and I can clearly see why one can get lost here and forget to return to cruising. Blown away by the hospitality. nope this will do us for awhile.

enjoying the settled conditions here at the Yagasa cluster enabling us to move around quite freely

one more Island to check out in the yagasa group and I am sure that it won't disappoint may move onto Falunga tomorrow, making a note that one must return to here.

enjoying our time here at the Yagasa cluster taking in the pretty much untouched scenery prepared to spend more time here to dive and snorkel.

now in the Yagasa Cluster which are reported to be as nature meant untouched there is fisherman that come here from time to time. Very keen to look around all 4 islands that make up this group.

planning on moving on from Komo today doing a 9mn across to Yagasa

still in Komo Island what a plesant spot has some of the best coral that we have found and great people so glad we called in here .