Swimmers...Check...Towel...Check...Sunnies...Check...Sunscreen...Check...Other form of Sun Protection...CHECK for today it was all about the Sun, Sand and Sea! We took a loud, noisy, slow boat to the first island where we jumped out into the water and swam over to the snorkeling area. As usual I was one of the first to get in and go for it. It was really exhausting swimming to the spot and I was jealous that other boats were much closer to the destination than o...

Again, it was another public bus to our next destination. We were to arrive in Phnom Penh and then travel further on our private bus to our homestay. Along our way to Kampong Chan, we once again had to put up with the honking of the bus as we tried to rest. One of our stops involved a cultural experience as we saw an array of Cambodian fried delicacies... chickens, frogs, crickets and the infamous TARANTULA's. I did not want to try one but I thought why not give ...

Today we left early on a Public bus and headed for Kampong Chan. As we tried to sleep on the bus, the sound of horn was way to loud for our liking... the road rules over here in cambodia? ... THERE are NONE! all you do is drive or ride and honk your horn if you come up behind someone or are passing them. It is a scary time whilst travelling and the public bus is the worst! We arrived at about 12pm in Kampong Chan and checked into our hotel. We had lunch together...

Today we all had a big sleep in as yesterdays adventures were quite exhausting. Christine and I went to find some brunch and both decided on Pizza. after lunch I went for a short stroll around the streets of Siem Reap before we met up with the group for our half day afternoon tour to the Floating Villages. Our private bus took us out there and the sight was just un-imaginable. All these houses were built on water. We hopped on our boat and went through Cambodia'...

This morning I got ready for our daily adventures and went for breakfast with Rachel and Laura to The Blue Pumpkin. I had fresh bread with butter and Jam and ordered a hot chocolate. We then met back at the hotel with the rest of the group for our full day tour to Angkor Wat. We paid $20 for our passes and had our photo taken in them, bit like a passport. We saw four temples and a few smaller ones. They were built between the 12th and 15th centuries. The way it w...