Hooray, another beach town! Sihanoukville is Cambodias premier seaside resort. There are many beaches here but for our first night here to choose to stay based on our accomodation choice at Serenpidity Beach. The name sounds delightful doesn't it, but im afraid its name doesnt do the beach justice. it has been bombarded with tourist cafes, all offering the same deals, all with sun loungers and chairs on the beach and all with over pushy staff literally pleading f...

We arrive in Phnom Pehn at 3pm after a very hot and uncomfortable bus ride. Phnom Pehn is like any other capital city we have been to on this trip; chaotic. The odd charming building that has survived the war stands out against the high rise buildings and seedy "massage" parlours. There is a lot of these "massage parlours around, with names such as p**** horny, and sex panther. You don't have to look far to see a young Cambodian girl with an elder...

As we are unfortunately running out of time here in Cambodia we fly through Kampot and only stay here one night. We literally do nothing here, just what the Doctor ordered. Kampot itself is actually a very charming old colonial town, many of the streets house run down old french buildings so its nice to just strolling around and chilling out by the river. Somebody recognises Tom as we are wandering the streets and it turns out he played for the football team at ...

We have just spent the last 2 days onboard a lazy river boat through the Mekong Delta to Phnom Pehn. The Mekong Delta is a waterway with numerous rivers, canals, and streams. It is by far the most interesting way to cross borders to Vietnam. Along the Mekong Delta we find boats of all shapes and sizes, houses on stilts and the floating variety, resturants and most famously markets. We leave HCMC early morning and within an hour we are surrounded by rice paddy fie...

Its 6am when we arrive in Saigon, the roads are buzzing as expected and its a humid 35 degrees. I had a sleepless night on the bus and in this heat I have the potential for extreme mardyness. To get to our hostel we walk through a market selling fish and mystery meats, the smell is unbearable. At 8:30am we leave for the Cu Chi tunnels, one of the most famous remnants from the Vietnam war. I don't know much about the war but our tour guide is excellent and gives ...