Category: South East Asia

6th -13th January 2015 No blog yet just photos for the moment Local fisherman bringing one of their boats up for its annual service The walk down to the beach from our chalet each night at sunset Bamboo Beach on Read More …

4th – 6th January 2015 We have not written a blog for Krabi yet but here are a few photos to be going on with. We only stayed in Krabi for two nights. It was cloudy when we arrived and Read More …

Glen: 4th January 2015 One month and a day in Cambodia My favourite saying in the diving world is “leave nothing but bubbles take nothing but photos” well here in Cambodia I’m leaving nothing but smiles and taking nothing but Read More …

31st December 2014 – 4th January 2015 After a lovely relaxing Christmas in Kep we left there on New Years Eve and made the short journey back to Kampot. The mini bus we travelled in won the prize for the Read More …

Mandy: 23rd – 31st December Oh we do like to be beside the seaside VERY wide roads leading to sleepy Kep. Although only a narrow part in the middle is tarmaced, the other part either side is watered instead, by Read More …

Mandy: 18th – 23rd December Monks, Mountains and Muslims The iconic Dorian fruit roundabout in Kampot. We had heard about it, and the fact that they farm Dorian fruit there and I was hoping that the place didn’t smell of Read More …

Statues, Art/Coffee Shops, Dentists and good food……ramblings about our journey to and our findings in Battambang, in no particular order. Mandy: 13th – 17th December . There were more cows than busses in the ‘bus station’ when we arrived in Read More …

Mandy: 9th December This was one of the main reasons for going to Cambodia and we were not disappointed. Angkor Wat (The main Temple of Angkor) was first a Hindu, later a Buddhist, temple complex in Cambodia and the largest Read More …

Mandy: 7th – 12th December Arriving in Siem Reap late afternoon after an eight and a half hour journey was a wonderful sight after the smelly dirty streets of Phnom Penh. There were even more Tuk Tuk drivers there but Read More …

Mandy: 8th December It was the longest road journey we’ve taken in Asia, eight and a half hours door to door. Although long, it was a good journey as far as I was concerned because it was totally flat (as Read More …