So, it's our last night in Indonesia! The culture here is so friendly, inquisitive and cheeky that we're sad to be leaving it behind. It's been noticeably heart-wrenching hearing about the economic struggles of some Indonesian families; one bartender works 6 days a week to be paid 400,000 rupiah (£20) per week, all of which he takes back to give to his elderly parents. He has nothing himself, but was so happy, smiley and jokey, and loves to breakdance. He ha...

After Yoga (Steph) and a Kecak fire and trance show in Ubud we headed by fast boat to Gili, Lombok. Gili consists of three small islands that are very close together. We stayed on the main island, Gili Trawangan, for 4 nights. The laid back, friendly Indonesian culture is visible across the island. Similar to Koh Phi-Phi, the Gilis don't have any vehicles but they do have tuk-tuks here by way of a horse and cart. On our first full day we did a snorkelling tr...

Indonesia, our fourth country in one week! It's been exhausting but thoroughly rewarding. Bali is supposed to be a place where one comes to find them self. Ironically, we have felt a little lost. Not sure where to start, what to do, or where to end. But so far we have gone with it and had a wonderful time. We spent our first two nights in Sanur. The locals are incredibly friendly, very smiley and happy, which reminds us a lot of the Cambodian culture. ...