Every morning most of us is visiting the bridge checking the position
and the position and the distance to the next island. It was 210 miles
to St Helena in the morning so there is a chance that the next morning
we will land on the island where Napoleon spent his last days. We were
watching the movie about his life from DVD yesterday and today. They
announced organized tour around the island. It is always the problem: I
want to see as much as possible during our short stay on land. But
there are also people in our group with other orientation: for somebody
it is enough just to put the feet on the island and to get a stamp. For
others it is important to have fine dinner ashore. Others are ready to
wait an hour on the road just to see rare bird from the distance of 50
m? Any solutions? You can rent your private car with the driver-guide
but is cost extra 50-80 pounds.
