Everyone was up early today as we all needed to pack (except for Catolina, who was staying). I returned my scooter to the hire shop, Jo moved from her hostel to common grounds (as they now had vacancies) and then we all went for brunch. We went to Om's Garden which was a lovely cafe just a short walk out of the main walking street. We all then chilled at the hostel until it was time for the first of us to leave. I mentioned that I hoped to get to down to Koh Chan...

Today's been a really chilled out day in Pai, but there has been the constant thought with all of us that today is our last day together as a group as we all head in different directions tomorrow. It's a sad feeling as over the last four days we have built friendships and the thought of moving and having to start again on your own is unsettling. Cynthia and Alicia are heading to Chaing Mai although separately, Jo is staying in Pai for another few days, Phil, Ben ...

Catalonia, Alicia and I all went out for breakfast this morning. Then Alicia and I met with Cynthia, Jo, Karlotta, Anique and Phil (a guy from England Cynthia is sharing a room with) we hoped on the scooters and headed to a waterfall. We surprisingly this time didn't get lost. We swam in the very cold waterfall, for awhile before deciding to head up the mountain to the White Buddha. On the way from the waterfall we met up with Ben and Nick (friends of Phil's) th...

This morning my room buddies and I all went to breakfast together including Cynthia and Karlotta. We found a nice cafe serving English breakfast, which everyone wanted which made me laugh as I am the only Brit in the group. There is two from Germany, one from America and one from South America. We are all travelling alone. We hired mopeds and planned to ride to the Hot Springs that Karlotta had been told about, map and directions in hand we set off. We knew it w...

This morning I waved goodbye to Andrew who was travelling back to Australia and I was heading off to Pai by bus. The bus journey from Chiang Mai is three hours with a total of 762 bends to navigate, I had been told that it was to be a stomach churning three hours. I was collected from the hostel by jeep along with a guy from Germany. Our bags were thrown on the roof of the jeep (not strapped on) and we jumped in the back and off we went. All on board gave a sigh ...