After breakfast we couldn't find pool loungers in the shade so we spent a short while on the upper level in the shade of the smokestack, but that didn't last too long so we returned to the cabin and spent time on the balcony. I did go to a lecture on the history of sugar production. I learned that Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio is so named because it is the shape of a sugar loaf which is how it was sold in early days. You kept it in a special box and chipped off the amount you needed. After lunch, we were lucky enough to find loungers in the shade. So all in all, it was a lazy day again.
We ate dinner with Dora and Steve again and had wonderful escargot, lobster thermidor and Beef Wellington (shared those last two).
It's hard to believe that tomorrow is our last day.
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