Hello All, After a short ferry across the waters we landed in Ko Phangan, we spent our two days there hopping between the gorgeous beaches in the North west! We stayed on Hat Salat, visiting Ko Ma and Chalok Lam. We took to the waters again and did a lovely snorkel around Ko Ma Island, a small island conected by a sand bar to Ko Phangan. On our last night there while out eating fish in the small fishing village of Chalok Lam, we watched a tropical storm play out...

Hello All, We arrived in Koh Tao very tired and wanting to escape the crowds on the main strip, we went along the coast to peaceful little Shark Bay. We bagged a hut right on the waterfront for 10 quid! We spent two days tanning up and snorkelling around the coral in the bay. We were amazed at how clear the water was and how many fish we could see. Liz was lucky enough to encounter four black tipped reef sharks only 30 metres from shore!! We also got to observe ...

Hello Again, We are in Siem Reap and have just been to visit the temples of Angkor. We cycled the 2km from town to see Angkor Wat at sunrise, joined by our friend Erin whom we met in Laos and Vietnam. As the sun rose behind the temple, turning the sky pink, we sat in awe at its size and beauty. Walking around the temple it was still clear to see the intricate carvings that adorned every surface. We followed Angkor Wat with a part ruined temple that has been used...

Hello again! We have spent the last two days in the Cambodian capital Phom Penh. When we arrived we got a tuk tuk to one of the cities lakes, where apparently there were a congregation of cheap guesthouses. We pulled up in a dingy alleyway with everyother building deserted and crumbling. We were informed the city is undergoing major redevelopment and many of the old wooden guesthouses had been knocked down for more modern buildings. Luckily there was life in one...

Dear all, We have had two fab days in the southern city of Saigon. We had a dreadful bus journey over night and arrived at 5am. The city however was already buzzing with scooters everywhere, so despite the lack of sleep we felt reinvigorated. We immediately booked on a tour to the Cu Chi tunels, a stronghold of the Viet-Cong during the Vietnamese war. We got to try out the original miniature entrance holes that were no bigger than a sheet of A3 paper! We saw boo...