We woke up and looked outside our Juliet balcony, ready to start our day.
We descended the stairs to the main level to see the breakfast buffet. The sun was so strong, it was difficult to take a good picture. No worries for me, my picture taking ability is not the main draw of my blog’s dear readers!
Steve spied a table by the windows, and we sat there. 
Here Steve is, ready to give our order for breakfast!
Here is where the orange juice, coffee, hot milk and water waited for our selection.
The silverware was very dainty. 
Steve and I each ordered scrambled eggs. I got one, and Steve got two.
The previous afternoon we were met by Nico, the captain of the boat we were going to be taking a cruise on today. He told us one of the options on the cruise was to go hiking for a bit on Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi and then kayaking. The hike was to be only an hour, so I was game for that. The kayaking not so much. We had gone sea kayaking when we were in the Galapagos last year and we hated it. Nico, was thrilled that we had said no kayaking, as the water was quite cool, and we were sure to get wet. Instead offered us the option of some tapas, with wine pairings, presented by his friend Paulo. Then Steve would be able to troll for salmon after our hike. “Perfecto!”, I said.
We were picked up by Paulo and a taxi driver and driven through town.
Here are some of the shops in town, and the roses in the median of the road.
We say goodbye to our taxi driver and are off to the pier. 
Nico’s boat is the Cardinal Sur. We climb aboard the boat and are ready to take off!
Internet seems to be working a little better. I had to rename the post due to the fact that the post was all about breakfast!
Ciao! Ciao!
