New years on Koh Phang-an December 30th 2012 started out like any other travellers morning, an early start ready for our transfer to what we thought would be a coach, which would take us across the country to the ferry port so we could get the high speed catamaran to Koh Phang-an. We were excited to start the new years countdown; Duty free vodka and rum at the ready. We did not expect that morning to experience the most terrifying journey of our lives. Travellin...

A flying visit as we were meeting Dom in Koh Phangan on 30th, we arrived in Krabi in the late afternoon of 27th after a hotel taxi pick up at 7.30am (was supposed to be 7am) to the pier in Langkawi to catch a ferry to Satun, Thailand, then taxi/bus transfer to the bus station in Satun, Thailand and a bus to Krabi and tuk tuk to our hostel/hotel! We decided to book a tour around the islands on the 28th some speed sight seeing. It was a great day and got to see a l...

The Last Wolf Pack and their Photographers Adventure Siem Reap was where we would say goodbye to Luke and Josh before they went to Sihanousville (Jealous) and we went back to Bangkok to fly home. We have had the best month and a bit travelling together so we had to have leaving drinks. First we went to Angkor Wat and watched the sunrise, leaving at 5am. It was unbelievable and a must see. We spent the day exploring the temples tomb raider style and being drive...

The smoothest of journeys across the border of Vietnam to Cambodia, we arrived in Phnom Penh at 16:30. Neil and I had booked a private in Me Mates Place a nice clean hostel/hotel with Cambodian beer for $1 and Mojito's for $2.75. Josh & Luke booked into 88 Backpackers which was down the road. Our first night we went for a stroll down the river front and had a yummy curry. We organised a tuk tuk to The Killing Fields and S.21 Prison with Mr Bee for $4 each. ...

We arrived in Saigon/Ho Chi Minh during a power cut late on 17th. We were like zombies getting off the bus. Luckily we ran into Geordie and Emma who showed us to our guesthouse, which was along an alley tucked away in a back street. Our room was nice and we had good Internet connection for once. I really enjoyed Saigon as a city. There were lots of nice restaurants to eat at, Convenient stores, tourist information and bars. There was even malls, which i hadn't...