Eric: learnt not to swim with his iPhone in salty water cause it’s completely broke down now🥲

As I was swimming in the emerald Carribean sea I felt a deep sense of pure joy and connection with the Nature...I couldn't get enough of the sea and its mesmerising melody- the wind,the splash of waves,distant cries of sea birds, mysterious underwater sounds. I do believe we all came from the sea and in the end we will all return to the eternal vastness of the ocean...

It was a wonderful experience not only for the body but albo for the mind. When I close my eyes I can still see blue and tourquise water far in front of me, up to the horizon.

Moreover, I am sure, not many people had a chance to eat traditional Guadelupian lunch sitting in sea water. That is why tonight I feel cheerful and honored I could experience so much.

During the stops on the islets, the absolute stillness gifts moments of pure contemplation. Walking on the white sand, feeling the warmth of the sun, and gazing at the endless blue sea generate a deep sense of gratitude and connection with nature.

There is something elemental in water—something deeply restorative. It dissolves tension with its rhythm, silences worry with its vastness, and heals not just the physical self but the very core of our being. In the ocean’s embrace, thoughts scattered like grains of sand and clarity emerged. It reminded me that healing isn’t always found in silence, but often in the movement of waves and the joy of human connection.

Today, the sea whispered another truth: that water, essential for life, is fragile. Despite its immense presence, it bears the wounds of human carelessness—pollution, plastic, neglect. Its beauty masked a quiet plea. If we listen closely, we hear it urging us to reconnect. To preserve it. To tread more lightly.

We must treat water not just as a resource, but as a partner in our wellbeing—a mirror of our own inner clarity. It’s time to clean our waters, protect our oceans, and honor their gift. Because when we protect nature, we protect the sanctuary that nourishes us.

What can I say? Today was the kind of day anyone could only wish for. Nothing but blue all around — the endless sky, the vast sea — and the feeling of freedom on the boat was incredible. Samuel is a master at navigating the sea; he listens to his passengers and truly cares about what they want. Out there, we were the masters of the world, hugging the sea with open arms.

The company was amazing: my dear Italian friends Milva Rinaudo, Eliana Lerda, and Federico Flecchia — the best of the best! As we say, “smeh je poln zdravja” — laughter is half of health. My dear friends, I will definitely visit Cuneo next school year, whether alone or with my teachers — either way, it will happen.

Having lunch at sea was a superb experience — it was the first time I’ve ever done something like this. Sitting in the sea, gnawing on a chicken drumstick — I still can’t believe it! I was so grateful that Michel was sitting next to me; we were toasting, toasting to the health of our children, who wait for us with open hearts.

The experience was made even richer by the wonderful guests from Marseille and Bordeaux. We exchanged stories and realized just how small this big world really is.

Rita, this was an incredible experience, for which I will be forever grateful to you — despite the pain from the strong sun! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

Good food, plenty of drinks, great crowd.

What more to say then thank you @Rita, Lisa and the rest of the team behind the screens.

You are all gems to me🤗🙏