Our 12 hour night bus up to Siem Reap was pretty unremarkable apart from almost being the s***test night of our trip. In the middle of the night, without waking up Brett, Stace nipped out for a wee at what she thought was a scheduled pit-stop. As it turned out, the driver had just nipped off for a wee himself and not realising anyone else had got off, he closed the doors and set off!! Luckily Stacey managed to flag him down before he got more than a 100m. But wit...

One relatively quick - 4 hour -bus later and we made the leap from Vietnam to Cambodia. The border crossing was smooth and straight forward. The most noticable difference was the intensity of the heat as we moved inland to Phnom Penh. It really felt like it cranked up a few degrees to 35-36c. Those of you that know Brett, know that once that Brett-sweat starts, there is little can be done to curb it and today was no exception! Having been a bit care-free with ou...

After the history lessons of Saigon and Phnom Penh, we were ready for relaxation. Koh Rong had been recommended to us by a couple of folk along the way by now, so we made a point of taking the 3-4 hour bus ride south from the capital to Sihanoukville, on the coast. From here it was straightforward enough to book a return ferry ticket to get us out to the island of Koh Rong - about 2 hours out into the Gulf of Thailand. There was one simple aim to this 3-4 day le...