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The Bijagós archipelago, a group of islands at the mouth of the rivers of Sena and Guinea, is one of the regions of rare beauty in Guinea. I visited the island of Bubake today. On foot, I traveled the road that leads to Tabanka de Bijante. Then, accompanied by some local kids, I inflated to the left, and through a bite full of mangai and cashew trees, I ended up on a paradise beach. White sand. Coconut trees. In the background a fisherman and his canoe. Two leisurely cows on the beach. The birds were flying. With the heat, everything subsided. A few bananas covering the pit of the stomach. Water loaded in the backpack. Edu and his friends played in the sand, as children do. Pinotes, dives in the sea. An old float serving as a ball. A kind of paradise. Return to the port. Dusk in the Bay. Calm and serenity takes over the world. It has always been like that. Sometimes with more movement. Others with departing people. Foreigners who are always.