Well on Ko Phi Phi we had done as Prince said and partied like it was 1999 and hit Railay Beach for a bit of a more chilled out vibe. Railay Beach itself is a province of Krabi and we made it there via ferry from Ko Phi Phi. Our price had included a free bus transfer down to a small dock where in Krabi where we would take a long tail boat to Railay. After getting off the ferry at Krabi we walked along the arrival dock to where the bus would pick us up from. The b...

Well a lot has been going on since we last hooked up. As you know, we met up with Bev and Catherine and have been having a whale of a time since. I will start from where we left off. We had organised a trip out of Ho Chi Minh City and hit the Mekong Delta. We were on a bus at 8am bound for two days and one night right in the southern area of Vietnam. The first day of the trip was action packed with bus ride and boat trips into the heart of the Mekong Delta. Our f...

Today has been long, hot but bloody fantastic. We were up early again at 6.00am to catch our rescheduled tour. We were collected at 6.50am by the actual tour guide today so we over the moon. We had a short drive to Ko San road to pick up other members of the tour. As the bus filled up and people moved about seats I ended up sitting behind Ashleigh next to a German family. Ashleigh asked me to pass her book out so she could have a read. I wanted to read mine too b...

Up at the the crack of dawn today at 5.45am as we had a tour booked that would get us out of Bangkok for the day and visit Damnernsaduak Floating market, the Bridge over the River Kwai, Jeath Museum and the Tiger temple. We sat in our hostel lobby as we waited to be collected for our tour between 6.45-7.00am. At 6.50am a man entered, spoke to reception and approached us saying "Floating market, Tiger temple?" and assumed it was our tour guide collecting...

Today we were up at about 11am local time and it was red hot. We decided to make up for yesterday and revisit the Golden Budda temple. We walked to the closest MRT (Metro station) at Sam Yan and took the train to Hue Lamphong which was quick and cheap only costing 15 baht each. After arriving at Hue Lamphong, it is only a short walk to the Golden Budda temple and on route we got chatting to a local man who started to ask were we were from and where were we going ...