The weather was even brighter today with barely a cloud in the sky. We had booked a private boat for the day so we could enjoy Island hopping experience minus the non-swimming, swimming Asians! As per usual with Kevin we left later than anticipated and had to return about 5 minutes down the road when Kirsty pointed out the lack of snorkelling equipment. The delay worked out in the end as we managed to miss the crowds at each spot. So not only was it a private...

The majority of today was to be spent on dry land. We hired a motorbike for James and Kirsty and a bright yellow scooter for me. I certainly looked the part but the scooter had something wrong with it, some water in the engine or some other nonsense. Consequently as the day progressed I got slower and slower as the day progressed with more frequent cut outs and when it came to hills there was only one option, James and Kirsty had a looonnng wait at the top! K...

Another early morning, well for our standards, it was a lie in for Kirsty! James and I had waited almost a year to see a wreck and in Coron they have some of the finest Japanese WWII boats. Kevin was leading us, with David (French guy doing his dive master) assisting and practicing on some of the sites. Kirsty had a tough day of sunbathing on deck and working on Winston, he's a big fellow after all. We did three dives in total, and each dive had a range of el...

We had an early flight to Busanga (Coron) in the morning so missed out on breakfast. Kirsty wasn't bothered especially as she had a bag of cheesy puffs at the airport-she loves them. In fact, the cheesy puffs were so good that we nearly missed out flight and had to sneak on to the back of the plane-very embarrassing! Our flight was short and we had some stunning views over the isolated islands. James didn't have a window seat so on the way back he made sure...