Today was our second day out onshore (MEDCAP). To go onshore we had to navigate the swells and go onboard a hospitality boat waiting to take us onshore. It was once again an indescrible experience. We thankfully made it onshore safely (only a camelback fell in the water... it was rescued very quickly). We made it shore, and arrived at Escuela Humberto Mendez after a bus ride. . The students were sad we took over their school for a week (not really). In total 544 patients (in different specialities) were seen today. The temperature with the heat index was 106F. HYDRATE was the word of the day. The return trip was uneventful(very thankful again). It was the quickest offloading of people I've seen so far. It was probably due to fact I was in a boat full of military personnel that jumped of the boat like little bunny rabbits (I don't think they will like that comparison). It was a bit difficult to take the patients to shore (especially after surgery) due to the Helos not flying today and the high swells. My hats off to the crew of the Comfort to safely take the patients to shore.