A pesar de nuestras reticencias porque Diani es una zona bastante turistica de Kenya, han sido unos dias geniales! Nos reencontramos con Kate y Steven y disfrutamos de un peazo de hostal por menos de 7,5 euros por cabeza!!
Y lo mejor...conocimos por casualidad cuando ibamos a devolver las botellas de coca-cola (eran de vidrio) a Fatima (Kenya-Somalia) y Pierre (Francia), una pareja increible que esta apostando por la produccion de spirulina en su granja. No solo compartimos buena charla, si no que nos invitaron a su casa a cenar. Pierre hizo un gazpacho increible y yo me estrene con la primera paella de mi vida!!!
pd. Belen dira si estuvo buena o no, jeje.
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Although we though Diani was going to be quite touristic after being in the quite Lamu, we had great days in there! We met again with Kate and Steven and enjoyed a awesome hostel for less than 8 USD per night!!
An the best part (by casuality when we were returning our soda bottles), we met Fatima (Kenyan-Somalian) and Pierre (French). An amazing couple who are producing spirulina in their farm. We not only had a great chat with them, they also invited us to have dinner at their home. Pierre made a great gazpacho and I cooked my first paella!! (in my life, I mean).
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| En nuestro cayuco para 6 personas :S |
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| Kate & Steven |
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| South Coast Hostel....la canya! |
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| Fatima & Pierres House |
