Hi Peeps! We got the nightboat to Krabi from Ko Tao. We are now on west coast of Thailand and everywhere we go there are constant reminders of the Tsunami. To be honest theres not to much to report as Krabi was just a chilled quiet beach, quite boring really which was lucky as laura had a spot of sun stroke so i played Florence Nightingale for a day or two. However the sunset was really nice. We had to get to Railay via longboat as although it is mainland ther...

Hiya guys, sorry were being so lazy but our excuse is were on 'Thai Time' so everything runs that much slower, the real reason is we been so busy, anyways i got quite a bit to write about so grab some coffee and a doughnut! We eventually arrived in Ko Tao to do our diving course, it was amazing we both met loads of really nice people, made friends with instructors who basically came diving once and decided to live there! You can see why from the pictures especia...

After eventually getting off of Ko Pha Ngan (caught up in the thousands of full moon party go'ers) we decided to go to Ko Samui instead of Ko Tao as the island is far bigger, and we knew they'd have accommodation. Laura managed to get a good deal of 7quid a night beach hut and we just layed around on the beach for a few days. We decided to visit Angthong national marine park while we were there, the place is awesome. Its a huge group of islands scattered over ten...

Hi everyone, Sorry its been a while but there wasn't really much to report. Me and Laura made a 27 hour journey (2 coaches, 1 Ferry) from northern Thailand down to the islands on the east coast. We are currently on the island of Ko Pha Ngan (home of the world famous beach party). the reason we made such a long journey was to catch the full moon party on tuesday night (obviously only 12 a year). We arrived on Saturday and since then have endured a well deserved re...

We arrived in Chiang Mai at 6am and got a tuk tuk to the old city to find some accomodation. Luckily the place we found has a well known reputation for organising treks (as they take you off the touirst route and up along the burmese border). We decided to arrange a 3day/2night trek but we had a day to kill so we decided to look at alot of the Buddah temples etc around the city and went to the market. We met an American guy who walked around with us, his name was...