One good thing about my work right now is you can just stop at the drop of a hat. So the upshot is that I could be free as I wish. Last time, for instance, we’ve been to the watersports center in Cam Sur on a workday and frankly, it was a blast. It was about 2-hour drive from my city and the drive, itself, claimed about a third of the fun as well. (I overheard a bunch of noisy yuppies with call-center work branded all over their faces, explaining that they have driven all the way south after work.)

Anyway, there are three things that should get you all rared up to be there. First, is the place. CWC is not a run-of-the-mill spot where you bathe, get dressed and leave or eat and drink and leave. You go there to wakeboard or, as with my case, frolic in the uber nice infinity pool, watch people and truly have fun with company. The place looked fine, something I rarely see on this part of the world. And you could actually be happy, without feeling shortchanged with doing nothing, just getting lazy, sleepy and all. It’s cool place to be slow – you know just chillin and feeling the vibe. By the way, I have to say this, the bathrooms are good.

Then’s there’s price. Say, you stay in a pavilion, which they understandably call cabana because of its size, you have to pay 1200 bucks. Now this mandatory fee is technically not a rent for staying there since you get to spend all the amount on food. Wakeboarding equipments and pool use also come with reasonable prices.

Finally, you have to go there because of the crowd. It’s almost cosmopolitan and there’s always a good chance you’d spot a lot gorgeous people. I almost got one nice opportunity on my way to the bathroom had I not been with friends that day. Anyway, the attendant said, choose the weekend if you’re inclined towards this variable.