Swim

You know how it goes.

You tell yourself you're just going for a swim.

Then someone suggests lunch.

Then you sit around talking.

Someone wants another swim.

The children are having too much fun to leave.

And before you know it, you've spent most of the day there.

That is the kind of day Nyungu Yamawe is made for.

The swimming experience is only one part of it. You can come with the family, bring your friends or make it a simple day out with someone special.

Get into the water. Sit by the side. Grab something to eat. Walk around the forest. Find somewhere to sit and talk.

There is no need to rush from one activity to another.

For families, it is a chance to give the children a proper day outside. For couples, it is an easy way to spend an afternoon somewhere that feels different from the usual weekend spots. For friends, well, a swimming day rarely stays just a swimming day.

And you don't have to wait for a public holiday.

A Saturday is enough.

Even a Sunday afternoon can do the job.

The nice thing about places like this is that you can decide how much of the day you want to fill. Maybe you come early and make a full day of it. Maybe you arrive later, take a swim, have dinner and enjoy the evening.

The only mistake would be planning to leave too quickly.