The final entry...Well ladies and gents, boys and girls, that's the show very nearly over for us traveling pair - and very sad we are too that our journey is ending - although I guess a new one is about to begin so onwards we go.Today is Friday (and I did have to consult the diary for that one as I seem to have lost any ability to tell the time or day as we are on 'bali time') and we have 2 days left in Legian in the south of Bali. Our flight back to London is on...

Seminyak is on the south west coast of Bali and joins on to a place called Kuta, probably the most well known holiday destination in Bali. Consequently, it's busier and more accessible than the rest of Bali and there is plenty to see and do (like Drayton Manor Park and Zoo?!). We've been recovereing fro m our various ailments for a couple of days and are now ready to hit Kuta full on, so we're changing hotels tomorrow to get a bit closer to Kuta and will be on th...

We're on a small island called Gili Trawangan (there's three of them in a row and they're all tiny - the one we're on is about 2k by 2k and it's the biggest of the three). There are no sealed roads and no motorised vehicles which is quite a novelty and quite surreal. Also, every now and then the power for the entire island goes off and you're left in the middle of the main dirt track in complete darkness!! The only traffic is bycicles and the odd horse and trap. ...

Ubud was great! We both really liked it here, very much more the 'real' Bali, with the traditional culture and lifestyle, but still with quite a bit of tourism and plenty to do. Our first afternoon we just spent chilling out by the pool in our pad. We stayed in a really nice place called 'Nick's Pension' which was surrounded by rice paddies and tropical gardens which felt more like a jungle! It felt a little cooler than Sanur and the coast and this is mainly du...

Ah, now we are in Bali! Unfortunately, however, the day we flew to Bali was the day the 'Bali Bombers' were executed. Probably not the most sensible thing we've done, as the British Consulate website at present is strongly advising against any non-essential travel to Bali because of the expected backlash and further potential bombings in popular tourist areas as a result of the executions. To say I was a bit stressed at the airport is an understatement! Luckily...