We arrived on the 27th in Railay and found Harry and Alex waiting for us on the beach. After checking out a few hotels we booked one called Viewpoint. We found a cool bar were Masaman curry and rice was only 60 baht (about £1.20) and live music was played all night. The next day Sean, Janine, Chris and Kirsty arrived and we all went for dinner together. We spent most our time in Railay around the pool or beach, most evenings in the bar with live Music, which als...

We met up with Sean and Janine at Krabi pier on our way to Koh Phi Phi. Once we got there we left our bags with some of Sean's friends and began searching for a room on a budget, which is not easy on Phi Phi. After finding a room that was okay we settled in and all headed out for dinner. Later that night we went to the reggae reggae bar where people fight in Thai boxing for free drinks, it was hilarious. The next day the six of us chartered a long tail boat to Ma...

We stayed in a lovely little beach hut at the Holiday beach resort, set amongst gardens overlooking the pool and private beach. We met a great couple called Harry and Alex and some girls from NZ and Oz. On our first day we were told about an English pub called the masons arms and headed straight there for a full chicken dinner that was amazing!!! The next night we went to the full moon party on Haad Rin Beach and managed to stay until 5 am before heading back and...

We headed off to Siem Reap and arrived around 2.30, luckily finding a lovely hotel with a pool for $9 a night! We went to pub street that night for an Indian and decided we should have an early night. The next day was spent relaxing around the pool before heading out for a Degustation...This consists of five meat, noodles, rice and veg which you cook yourself at the table on a mini bar-b-q surrounded by water. Angie had chicken and beef (boring!) whilst Mr advent...

We arrived in Phnom Penh from Saigon and met a couple from Leeds enroute who we shared a tuk tuk with to a guesthouse called Sunday guesthouse. We went for a walk in the local area and like true Brits decided to go for a drink. We stumbled across a bar however it was the weirdest bar we had ever been in, They served Bubble tea (A South East Asian Favourite) which consists of cold flavoured tea (which is more a cross between slush puppy and a milkshake) with small...