Williamsburg I

After eating breakfast and driving to the next destination, we reached our hotel in Williamsburg, a town who has a fully restored city-center of the 18th century. We had just left the luggage when we drove again to the beach in the nearest coast, Yorktown. The sand was OK, but the water was not that clean, maybe due to the beach was in a river estuary. We did not go deep in the water because we saw jellyfish and they can be dangerous.

Yorktown was one of the first settlements in North America and it is known as the site of the siege and subsecuent surrender of the british forces to George Washington in the american revolutionary war.

Later, we ate oyster-sandwiches at a restaurant in the coastline. Just after lunch we drove back to the hotel to relax and swim at the hotel pool. Then, in the afternoon, we went to an outlet in the same city to look for some clothes. At last, we returned to the hotel for resting, because tomorrow we are going to visit the old town of Williamsburg.

Valdemar