The 4th and final blog entry for Cambodia (as we have written them out of order just make sure you have caught them all.) Our first beach day in 7 weeks of travelling so a very exciting moment, bikini's ready (well Steve wore shorts!) we head to the beach, find a sun lounger and let the relaxing commence, or so we thought....the girls/women here parrade the beach selling all sorts and they are very persuasive (or maybe me and Sharon are just weak!). So 6 hours l...

The journey here was mostly uneventful apart from the bus station being completely flooded and me and Stephen sampling some local cuisine...crickets offered in 2 different sizes, big and little, so we tried them both! Big, suprisingly were better, once I had got my brain around a big cricket head coming towards my mouth. On arrival we headed for our pre-booked Sunday Guesthouse, very apt considering it was indeed Sunday and we were glad we did. The lakes is the ...

Carrie has already introduced our tuk tuk driver, Votha and he turns up in our vehicle home for the next few days. (I'm really thinking about buying a tuk tuk when I get home, they're so handy and you feel so regal being driven around in a little carriage). First stop is the landmine museum. The guy who owns it was once a boy soldier working for the Khmer Rouge so planted a lot of mines. As he knows about the mines and where they all are he has made it his life's...

Hi Blog friends, this blog is all about our day of travel to the border of Cambodia and beyond. Interesting, I hear you all cry!! Why would we update you on our border crossing experience, well the answer is simple....Everyone you meet has something to say about it, the internet and guide books have loads to say on the subject so I wanted to get my 6 eggs worth in! After much guidance from the above sources we decide on the most used border crossing Aranya Pra...