We slept really well last night, the bed is really comfy here and the room is nice. But we got up and out straight away, we haven't got long in Seminyak before going to Gili Trawangan and we still have no idea how we are getting there. We had some breakfast at the restaurant attached to our hotel, it was a little expensive for what we got. We walked down to the beach which was only a five minute walk and walked along the beach. The beach is beautiful with glitter...

We were up early and out to get some breakfast, we came back and got the rest of our things packed and were ready to leave by 9.30am. We went to say good bye to Sam and Steph which is really strange, we've travelled with them for around a month now. We said we'd stay in touch and there's a possibility we may be able to meet up in New Zealand. We checked out and flagged a tuk tuk to take us to the airport. We got there and checked into our first flight to Singapor...

We were up early this morning and got picked up in a tuk tuk at 7.30am for the quad biking and killing fields tour. The tuk tuk ride was quite long, once we got to the quad bike place we all sat and got introduced to the tour guide James and we were given disclaimers to sign. He then showed us how the quads worked, they're really simple, they have an automatic stick for drive, neutral and reverse. The right handle bar has a button for your thumb for the accelerat...

James and I got up early ish this morning and headed out for breakfast, Sam and Steph had said they wanted a lie in this morning. We first found a place which did coffee and had wifi. We walked a little further up the road and found a restaurant which did breakfast at a reasonable price. We ordered breakfast then sent a message to the girls saying where we were, they came after we'd eaten and had their breakfast. We talked about what to do with our days here, Jam...

We were up early as the bus was picking us up at 8.40am, we'd had breakfast and sat waiting. A mini bus came and there were only four seats left so we were hoping this wasn't the bus that was going to take us all the way to Phnom Penh. Luckily we were taken to a bus station just outside Siem Reap where we got off and onto a coach where we had seat numbers, not that it mattered because there were loads of spare seats. James and I had a set of seats each to spread ...