After our tour around Europe, we had 10 days in London before returning home to New Zealand. We we were offered a room at our friends Karly and stu's house in Shepards bush as they were away sailing. Nicole and Angus were due to arrive in a couple of days and The Olympics were on so London town was getting extremely busy. We caught up with Kayla and Keiran for dinner our first night free and headed to the Aussie pub - the walkabout for a few drinks, also catching...

We booked ourselves into a Europe tour where we spent 23 nights in multi shared accomodation such as hotels, Bungalows, hostels and chalets. We picked Expat Explore because of the price. We knew it wouldnt break the bank but it definately broke our hearts when it was all over. We visited Europes best cities and made amazing friends for life. Day 1: London - Dover - Paris We left London, and crossed the English Channel (kept an eye out for the famous White Cliff...

Our flight to London was via a quick stop off in Shanghai, China as we flew with China Eastern airlines. . We arrived in London on time, but on time with 1000 other people. Heathrow airport would be up there with the world's worst airports. We waited in line for 2 hours to get through customs. By the time we got through, Hilary and Jo had already left the airport so we were basically stuck. Not only were we late, we had told Hilary to meet us at the wrong termina...

A few of the highlights from Japan: Visited the world's biggest fish market and Tuna auction Walked across Japans busiest intersection Found our way through Japans biggest and busiest train station Had a naked public bath Explored Japan on one of the worlds fastest trains - The Shinkansen Visited the world's best Aquarium Had a view from the top of the worlds 2nd tallest Ferris wheel Ate tonnes of raw fish and delicious raw horse meat Wore a Kimono ...

Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia is our last stop in South East Asia. Phnom Penh was considered one of the loveliest French-built cities in Indochina in the 1920s but of course during Pol Pot's regime this all changed. We stayed in a Hotel for only $14 a night with free breakfast. It was superb but a bit out of the way. The next day we hired a tuk tuk driver for $25 to take us to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. Basically, Cambodia fell to the powers of the ...