We woke up earlyish and went and had breakfast; it was the do-it-yourself kind, so I made us some toast while Edd got me coffee. We then also had some cereal - best to eat as much as possible for breakfast, so we didn't have to have lunch too early (if at all).Edd wanted to go to the botanical gardens, so we set off for the bus stop after a fresh top-up of directions from the receptionist. All the buses in Kuala Lumpur were free and we were relieved to not have t...

We woke up earlier than we wanted to. Much earlier than we wanted to in fact. I decided we should go down for breakfast with our bags, already packed, so that our room could get sorted in time for the next guests. So we busied ourselves getting the last few bits together, me taking 2 of our travel books as Edd's bag was horrendously heavy and his shoulder was still hurting.We then went down with our stuff and sat at our usual spot for breakfast, fried eggs today....

Today was our last day in this beautiful place. We woke up lazy. Surprise surprise. We went for breakfast, omelette eggs today and then went back to bed for another hour.We got up again at 10.45am and I started packing my things, so our room looked a bit like a war zone. Okay, a lot like a war zone, but it was organised chaos. I wanted to go back to our favourite spot as I wanted to get pictures of the rock fish we'd seen there previously, so Edd packed our snork...

We woke up at 8.30 am and went down for breakfast. Today we were having boiled eggs; I passed on the egg option and just had toast; Edd moaned at me for passing, he said he would have gladly hoovered up my egg for me. Oh well, next time.The lady that ran/owned the resort suggested we take their kayaks to Gem Island - it was a small island on the other side of Kapas, you could swim it if you really wanted to, but I didn't really want to.Edd was not overly excited ...

Another 8.30am start. We weren't enjoying having to get up for breakfast, but on the bright side, it wasn't a 4am wake up call. It could be worse. Today's eggs were fried; I had toast instead and ate the papaya that tasted a lot like South Africa's spunspek (spelling?)Edd and I then decided to walk to the furtherst point on the opposite side of the island and snorkel in the area between Kapas and Gem Islands. It was an indredibly long walk and we passed locals wh...