Travelog post for: Blinchick

Later we headed to ''Agua de las Niñas'' beach, which in english would be ''girls' water''
We passed through this viewpoint called ''El Tope''
From here you can see the whole fishing village.




That beach is called ''La herradura'' (the horseshoe) because of its shape, oh, by the way, that's an island.



...then we kept walking...



I found this dock, Leslie told me it was destroyed by the tsunami



This is called lion rock, can you guess why? 




Time for a little rest 



This is Ronca beach, ronca means snore. It's called like that because of the loud sound of its waves.









We arrived! This is Agua de las Niñas.



Look what I found!! 



A jellyfish 







I found  this very weird rock full of wholes, what could have made them?










After all that I can say...





Finally we went back to the house.