So after an over-night bus down to Krabi, I hopped on long-tail round to Railey. Off one boat and on to another to get me round to Ton Sai, only reachable by long-tail, a massive and dangerous trek over rocks, or waiting for the tide to go out then wading round. Here I met two crazy Irish girls who have since become my latest travel buddies I possibly should have question my 200bhat hut acvcommodation, but I was too impress with the cheap price! Electriciy only b...

So, the bus journey from Phnom Phen to Siem Reap has to be my sole worst experience of my entire trip so far. So we arrived late so got the back row seats, which was fine until a sick family got on, smelling of TCP and carrying boxes of medication. She sat next to me and proceeded to spread out, put feet on seats, keep making contact with me, couhed, splutered, gagged, heaved etc (I'm sure you're geting the picture!) This was worsened further by a girl sitting di...

After the Ankor beer, Vodka and late night from the night before, needles to say the early start wasn't all that appreciated but I carried on regardless! We found the sweetest Tuk-tuk guy who drove round in circles for us. First stop was the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek - an eerie place that was a mass grave for hundreds who were executed by the Khmer Rouge. An eight story tower filled with skulld was the only explaination needed for this terrible place. This was...

Another early start and another time to say goodbye, this time to Chris and Alex. Although sad to be leaving them I was also excited to be having my own adventure again! Another drawn out bus ride and we arrive at the delta ready to explore new delights. As we cruise down the delta we are treated to some floating markets...admittedly I was slightly disappointed and thought they'd be larger and more 'active'!?! We stop at a cocout candy store...amazing! As well as...

So within hours of arriving in this place I can clearly say that this is my favourate place so far! Vietnam has a real French feel about it anyway, but in this place I could seriously be in the middle of France. Lots of quaint little wooden houses in little cobbled streets, fishing boats all lined up and a real buzz about the harbour's edge, and over 200 tailors to spend your money in! The first night I enjoyed a beautiful traditional Vietnamese dish, where the c...