Having heard good reports about ko Lanta we had decided to stay here until Christmas. With it being 2 weeks away we had some time to kill and spent the first 6 days staying in a rasta bar, 30 feet from a wicked beach and really nice people!! It was one of the more basic places we have stayed but definitely one of the most chilled out and fun! After day one we were helping ourselves to drinks behind the bar and drinking coffee with the rasta Thai owner! On night 2...

Got out of our tailboat onto the beach not having a clue where to go or what's here, so we followed our nose and found a little bamboo hut in the jungle on the east side of Railay westside is full of 5 star resorts!! Not alot happening In Railay a big rock climbing place and as it was tipping it down we went for some local food (which was s***) and settled for a DVD night, as we were watching it we could here really loud reggae music and decided to follow our ear...

After a 2 hour boat ride we arrived at Krabi pier, not having booked any accommodation Anna got us a taxi to Ao Nang, and in true Anna style it was the craziest driver in Krabi! we eventually found a room and being true budget travellers we found a nice seafront restaurant and had a 2 course meal, whilst watching a perfect sunset! Next day we checked out of an overpriced room and moved next door for half the price, deeece!! We soaked up the sun on a quiet beach...

We arrive at Phi Phi by boat and what strikes us first as we are being hustled and harried by the ignorant Thai people, is that Phi Phi is still showing effects from the Tsunami that struck in 2004! Having said that the tropical island still looked beautiful with the colour of the water and the green palm trees more eye catching than anything else!! We had high hopes for phi phi.... and we were just touching base!! We had decided to book our accommodation before...

So after thee worst bus journey god ever created twas Deanos 26th birthday and we were going to celebrate in style and have a few well earned Thai beers!!! We ventured out and we decided to go and watch a Thai boxing match. We took out seats ringside, of course, and watched a people from across the globe go toe to toe. We were lucky enough or unlucky enough (which ever way you want to look at it) Dean would say lucky enough to see 3 out of 6 KO's!! Muay Thai boxi...