POSTCARDS FROM KODINGARENG KEKE

Before I talk any further about this island, I'd like to apologize first for the noise and bad quality pictures since they were only captured by my humble Galaxy Note I so when I resized it, noises were all over the pictures. But I hope you, my hippie readers, can still enjoy the view as much as I did.

Moving on to the main topic, here's the finale of my trip diary before this holiday comes to an end. The island my friends and I went to is called Kodingareng Keke island, about 45 minutes away from Makassar by boat. It took 15 to 20 minutes longer than Samalona Island (see it here). This island was smaller than Samalona, and nobody lived there. There were only trees around the island and yes, it's an unhabited island. The water was so beautifully clear and shining, and the small corals near the shore were in so many cute shapes (my friend got herself a coral in the shape of a chicken foot haha). It was simply a very beautiful view. It'll be so cool if you get the chance to go there without having another tourists around, because it practically feels like your own island *lol.

The bad news is I got my skin burnt ten times worse than I had when I went to Samalona. And to make things even worse that it already did, I (stupidly) forgot to put on some sunblock. I came home with skin absolutely charred. Damn, the sun! But, it was so fun, nonetheless.

Hippie!