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Cape May - Day 4

Today day started late around 6:30 since watched movie till 11:30. Morning doesn’t start without beach walk though. Today Shri wanted to sleep more so I got ready and headed to beach.

Morning walk in ocean water is really soothing, enjoyed as everyday!



I was very hungry on the way back so decided to eat breakfast at yesterday’s beach grill. It was just yum and satisfying!!


Came home and logged in while everyone got up and getting ready.

Today is whale watch day and we are very excited for the ride, we will start after work at 12.

Kids got up and we sent them for brunch before whale watch on their own while we were working.

We went for 1pm dolphin/ whale watch tour. In the beginning of the ride saw bald eagles and lots and lots of dolphins. As we went deeper for whales we all felt sea sick and took long nap. After that we felt really good. 




On the way back from ride stopped at Rita’s for ice.






Got some asparagus for grilling with Sanju dada in the evening!

Reached home and kids headed to beach. Sanju dada also reached and with them we also went to beach. 


We came back and made grilled chicken and veggie for dinner. It was delicious. It was fun to eat together. 


Talked for sometime and Sanju dada went to their room. Kids had cookies and ice cream for dessert. Ended day sweet!

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