Week Severn - Bali, Krazy Kuta, the Glorious Gilli Truangra and that dam elephant forbidding flu! We was up early for our flight to Bali, with a stop in Sigapore. Our first destination was Kuta. We arrived in the evening and hoped into a taxi to our pre-booked hostel (the first time we had pre-booked since we were in Ho Chi Minh). We dropped off our bags, got changed and went to scope out the area. It was mental. The strip was full of drunk Aussy's shouting and ...

Week Six - Ko Samui, that final goodbye, Ko Phangan and our last night in South East Asia That morning, or should I say afternoon, I treated myself to a lie in whilst the team relaxed by the pool. I later joined them and topped up my Phi Phi tan. It was red hot and luckily the four of us had the pool to ourselves, we listened to music, sunbathed and played games in the pool. The girls won of course. We had a picnic, which consisted of the famous 7 Eleven Cheese...

Week Five - Phi Phi, Krabi, saying hello to Koh Samui and a grand new friendship with our Irish Beauts. As we pulled up to the pier on Phi Phi Island, after a pretty relaxing ferry journey, I felt my heart being pulled out and swallowed up by Phi Phi. I was in love with how Phi Phi Island looked and I hoped everything on the island would make me feel exactly the same. It was ridiculously hot, me and the girls followed a local guy to a hostel we had checked out ...

Week Four - Laos, death by tubing and a sleeper train to Bangkok For a change, when recovering after a big night out, we slept most of the day and chilled out at our hostel. We decided to head out at about 5pm to grab some food early doors, have a shop on the night market and meet up with 'The Posh Boys' Sam and Josh. We met them the previous night, they were geeky, charming, hilarious and very posh (in comparison to us anyway!). We had a nice chilled night at ...

Week Three - Phong Nha, Hanoi and that bus journey to Laos That morning we left for Phong Nha which was our original destination, Dong Hoi just fitted in for a nice stop on the way. It took us about two and half hours and we arrived at Easy Tiger Hostel. The hostel had only been open a few years, the attraction that took us to Phong Nha were recently discovered caves (founded by a Yorkshire couple in 2007 and opened in 2010 to the public) and so westerners had o...