Mazes and Hot Water Beaches

We went to a town that had a maze place. It was like a big maze area where there were places you could sit down and eat. It was really cool because there was a bunch of artwork on the walls and every section would be different. They used paint, tiles, mirrors, chains, fabric, and cement. My favourite part was the rock section. There were a bunch of pillars that were grey and I tried to hide in them.
When we got to the Hot Water Beach place we went to our deluxe family villa number 2. We were surprised about how thick the bamboo forest was near the villa and the sound of the bamboo creaking sounded like metal creaking. There is an upstairs and downstairs and I have the upstairs. There is a big staircase that leads up to it. Upstairs there are two beds. Downstairs there is one bed that mom and dad sleep in and there is a TV, a kitchen with supplies, and a toilet. (Everybody in Australia and New Zealand calls washrooms “Toilets” and they have different rooms for bathing and washing hands. It feels weird saying “toilet” because it is referring to the actual thing itself rather than the whole room.)
There is a path leading to the hot water beach that is really rocky. At 2:30 when the tide is out you can go and dig a hole in the beach and get hot water that can burn you. You don’t want to get hot water that can burn you but you can get water that is hot from an underground spring heated by volcanoes. On the sign, it says the water gets to 65 degrees celsius.