Currently sat at Kuala Lumpur airport nearing the end of a twelve hour connection wait for our fourteen hour flight home. Despite how tired and poor and how much we just want to get this flight over with, we are both still in high spirits due to how amazing our summer has been. What started as a taxi drive to Gatwick airport six and a half weeks ago has ended here and everything in between has been a once in a life time whirl wind! I don't know where to start or ...

Gili T was our last stop of the summer. Every traveller we had previously met that had been there recommended it highly. They were all correct and it was definitely the best end to the trip. I would like to tell you about our adventures surfing, diving and snorkelling but the whole four days turned into a bit of a whirlwind and nothing that adventurous occurred at all. We walked to the other side of the island one evening and watched the sunset over a volcano w...

The next day was our last day in Ubud and as Gili T island does not have roads it was our last opportunity to hire out a scooter. We had wanted to get mopeds in Vietnam yet the roads were so busy and dangerous even for Asian standards. So today was our last chance and I knew we would regret it. We had met some guy in the hostel who said he would be up for hiring one as well but despite this walking to the hire shop behind my poker face I was so so scared. So Axe...

The next day we woke up and actually made it downstairs in time for the hostels breakfast. We had a whole day in Singapore and hardly any money so decided the best way to see a lot and spend little would be to buy a travel card on the underground and do some sight seeing. The first stop was the Singapore eye. We almost got lost from the underground station as the pavements were barred off and it looked like there were lots of road works going on. After seeing so...

After spending a significant amount of the little money we have left shopping, we decided to book a tour the next day to avoid any more temptation. The market stalls were the best we've seen in Asia as the Balinese are extremely artistic and everything is hand made. But again you know it's got out of hand when you buy a king size patchwork quilt in the tropical island of Bali! So we booked the "Sunset tour" which would pick us up at two the next afternoon meaning...