Well after whiling away the last few days in Sihanoukville it's time for me to bid adieu to south east Asia again. I've had some fantastic experiences and some not so fantastic ones but that's what comes with travel!Rounding off my last few weeks with Cat and Stu was great. As much as I loved meeting new people on the road it's nice to not have to introduce yourself!The things I've done and seen and people I've met have made this the best experience I could've ho...

After spending a night in Sihanoukville on the coast of the mainland we headed to the boat that would take us to Lonely Beach on the island of Koh Rong just off the coast of Cambodia. The boat was of a traditional fashion complete with dodgy access plank. So after Cat went for an unexpected swim we were on our way!The start of rainy season was just around the corner so the sea was a bit choppy and we all got a bit of sea spray to waken us up on the 3hr (actually ...

A lot has changed in Cambodia in the last 8 years. I was expecting a few changes but Siem Reap's have been fairly extensive. I remember the town and main streets to be fairly busy, a few cafes, bars, restaurants and a wee bit run down. Now it feels like a tourist trap in Thailand. Markets, bars, loud music, tuk-tuks and scooters everywhere, loads of restaurants and cafe's. It's bustling!It's good to see people able to make a living and know that Cambodia is devel...