Good bye Dublin, Hello Wales...

So Day 4 is here....I can't believe it's going this fast....
6 am and almost everyone is in the bus, except for 2 people who did not get a wake up call so they were still sleeping after stayinh up all night. After about 15 mins, they finally came and we headed towards Dublin Port for our ferry ride. I was expecting a little boat type thing that may carry upto 75 people but what I saw at the port was giagantic cruise ship with 11 floors that was just amazing.
As soon as the cruise began, everybody fell asleep on the firt seat they found, literaly, due to exaustion from the night before. Since I can't sleep while travelling, I stayed up the whole time, staring at the open water (I love staring at open water) and talking to Cate and Kyle until we docked at the Wales port. I long bus ride awaited us. Mike (the best bus driver I've ever met) loaded our luggage in the bus and our journey began in Wales. The sights were breathtaking, and I love countryside. Our first stop was this little town with the longest name ever. Grabbed lunch on the go since we only had an hour there and the line at the restaurant was crazy. Then we headed to our first castle Beaumaris. It was just beautiful. The view of the castle as well as the view from the castle was amazing.


Then after a three hour long ride we finally made it to our hotel. The Hand hotel, which was supposedly haunted. Oh, and get this, there was no elevator in the building, that was fun. The creepy thing was the fact that I knew the place inside out only a few minutes after we got there. Everybody was a little dissapointed because there was nothing much to do. I, on the other hand, was pretty happy because I loved it there. After resting for about half an hour, we had dinner was then we decided to go climb a mountain to visit this other castle when it was pitch dark. When David (our tour guide) said castle, I thought he really meant castle. But after a good hour of mountain climbing, when I thought I am about to die, we got there, and all I saw was the ruins of this castle names Dinas Bran. We had to take a group picture to show it to those who decided not to come.
After coming back to the hotel, since I was exausted from today's long bus rides, I decided to call it a night after a couple hours. After all, tomorrow we will be going to London.