After a lovely night in Geraldton, where we drank some yummy bubbles and mistook the sugar for salt on our pizzas (hmmm!!), we travelled north up the coast to Coral Bay. We were able to snorkel the Ningaloo Reef from the beach - no need for a boat tour - so it was a very inexpensive couple of days.We even caught a glimpse of our first wild Kangaroo during an evening walk!It was amazing to chill out on the white sandy beach after 3 months of working in the outbac...

Well, it's been a while since we have posted anything on here, over 3 months in fact.It seemed that there wouldn't be much to write home about, living and working in the outback for this long, yet, as we look forward to moving on and after analysing our experiences here, we thought you may enjoy hearing about them. We arrived in Perth on 28/7 in our summer clothes with a nice tan, and we stepped out of the plane to 13 degree very wet weather! We quickly put on...

We touched down in Kuala Lumpur on 25/7. Very tired, so we ambled around the city and tried to go up the Patronas Towers. However, Monday must be there Holy Day as the towers were closed. Beautiful shopping mall and markets – Ade brought another watch as his broke and Holly got herself a Tiffany Bracelet (all genuine of course…!) After our well deserved sleep, we boarded our 5* bus to Singapore – Meal/drink/films were included. When we arrived we dec...

We loved Hoi An! Obviously we needed to pay a visit to a tailor and where else than the one featured on Top Gear. It was quite exciting choosing the design and material. They took our measurements and said that our clothes would be ready by the next day… and they were! We were both very pleased with our purchases. We decided to go for a romantic dinner - just the 2 of us and we ate at the Seafood Garden overlooking the river of the floating candles. It was grea...

Greetings from Vietnam! We began our Indochina tour by meeting the group and guide in Bangkok. We went out for a meal to get to know the others and they all seemed like fun! Two meals with two waters came to £3.75! Next morning we took a very bumpy bus journey through the Cambodian border. After our arrival in Siem Reap we hopped on a Tuk Tuk (moped with a carriage) to a local village and were treated to a family meal. So interesting to see the simple daily li...