Jump to the full entry & travel map Hoi An, Vietnam We were looking forward to spending a number of days in Hue after all the constant moving around over the past week. Kym had booked us into the ‘life resort’ hotel which is pretty close to the centre of Hoi An.
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suites you sir & Easy Rider — Hoi An, Vietnam
Arrive IGI airport Delhi. Met upon arrival by our representative and transfer to hotel
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Jump to the full entry & travel map On the way to barbados, Spain My first full day at sea started off with a full english breakfast, a bowl of frosties and a chat to Betty, a lady from Iowa.. i was ofcourse late to breaky which has been an on going thing, but i have an excuse because in the daily itenary sheet your given with all the activities for the day they list the times of breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner.
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At sea — On the way to barbados, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map Atlantic Ocean, Spain Today started with me having a stella breakfast at 12.30pm and basically not finishing till 12.30am, within the hour the chefs had brought out a grand 5star banquet but i mainly dined on the BLT toasties.. I managed to get to fabrices art class for 3 o/clock, i’m gonna be attending these all the way through my voyage mainly to reignite my passion for drawing stuff and to keep me busy.
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At sea… — Atlantic Ocean, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map The middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Spain Today as we are apparently bang in the middle of the atlantic ocean they did a crossing ceromony similar to the equator crossing they do with neptune. i woke up late and tried to get to the sign up for the party but i was too late.
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Still at sea again — The middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia The holiday theme would be : Moms and Kids Summer Holiday! That’s because that our mothers whom were my mom and her closest friends after coming back home from Bali last year decided to book another cheap flight ticket somewhere and this time they’ll be bringing their kids. I didn’t know the reason why but they picked KL after all.
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Malaysia Not So Truly Asia (Day 1) — Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia
Jump to the full entry & travel map Atlantic ocean still, Spain The morning after pirate night i thought i’d chill out up on deck and cane through my book so i could start on bill brysons lightningbolt kid, what i got in return was a large red back and neck..
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Last days at sea — Atlantic ocean still, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map Dover beach, Barbados This morning i was woken up by all the activity going on onboard at 5 in the morning, up i got a cuppa and saw the harbour pilots climbing aboard.. a little cliche’d but it was weird seeing land and new people again..
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Bajan beaches, babes and booze — Dover beach, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map St. Lawrence Gap, Barbados updating this has been really hard to do, i’ve got behind in my paper journal too.. so i’m gonna have to summarise all of 2 weeks in this entry..
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My first two weeks in Barbados went like.. — St. Lawrence Gap, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map All over the island, Barbados sorry, the last entry was ment to be abridged but turned out long.. this one is a true summary of crap of got up to… and i’ll keep it short..
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my first two weeks in barbados went like.. part 2 — All over the island, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map Dover beach, Barbados oh know.. as i haven’t kept it up to date and haven’t written anything down over the last week there is stuff i’ve got up to and can’t remember.. so any blanks that come up are probably spent in bed, in the watering hole or on the beach
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last week in BIM — Dover beach, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map Port of spain, Trinidad and Tobago i’ve survived my first 5 days in this dodgy town of Port of Spain, i’ve obviously been catering to my alcoholicism and have visited a few bars.. the first one i went to was trotters, which is an expat bar with extreme air conditioning and complimenty chicken wings that i took advantage.. actually took the piss with.
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time to move on — Port of spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Jump to the full entry & travel map Maracus bay and pigeon point, Trinidad and Tobago well the last update i was undecided whether to stay in trinidad and head to maracas bay or jump to tobago, so i did both..
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a tale of two cities — Maracus bay and pigeon point, Trinidad and Tobago
Jump to the full entry & travel map Crown point, Trinidad and Tobago i’ve been in tobago just over a week.. i’m heading back to port of spain to see the build up to christmas and check out the southern half of the island. anyway, so i’m logging in to quickly tell you what i’ve been up to in this tropical island of tobago whilst upload a few pics to help you overcome the bordem that is my blog…
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leaving tobago — Crown point, Trinidad and Tobago
Jump to the full entry & travel map Tagudin Market, Ilocos Sur, Philippines We went to the market a few days to pick up fresh fruit and fish for dinner. To my joy and suprise, Train and I found gambling 8000 miles from Vegas. Here’s the game: 36 squares with one letter A-F in each square.
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The Market — Tagudin Market, Ilocos Sur, Philippines
Jump to the full entry & travel map Port of spain, Trinidad and Tobago Yesterday i arrived into town by taxi, my first choice guesthouse was trinbago which is listed in the lonely planet and the rough guide, i called froom the airport but the number wasn’t recognised.. so the cabbie got me there but the ownerships changed along with the name and number, now called ‘Inn a citi place’. the guesthouse was full apart from one that was being left available to get inspected by someone so i couldn’t get the room, my cabbie got me into some nice non-listed guesthouse around the corner run by a trini woman who looked dissapointed when i told her i’d be only staying one night and would be leaving for a cheaper place tommorow.
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Back in town — Port of spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Jump to the full entry & travel map Vientiane, Viangchan, Lao Peoples Dem Rep Set of early by minibus for Vientiane today. We were packed in like Sardines, and our knees were hitting the seats in front..as usual the locals had been picked up first and were sitting in the extra leg room seats at the front of the bus, leaving us long-legged Westerners crammed in at the back! After a bumpy journey we eventually arrived and found a hotel after trapsing around in the midday heat.
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Christmas in Laos..ho ho ho — Vientiane, Viangchan, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
Jump to the full entry & travel map Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia Wake up call was 6am, quick change and ready for the pick up at 6.45 to head to Port Douglas. Stunning 1.5 hour drive along the coast (Palm Cove….beautiful…prime spot for a beach house…). We got to Port Douglas and there she was: the massive Silversonic II catamaran that would take us about 100km’s out into the waters of the Great Barrier Reef
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"Heaps" of fishies all around me — Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia
Jump to the full entry & travel map Siem Reap, Cambodia Day 1 – First day of temple exploring, much excitement and anticipation as we set off from Mandalay Inn! The tuk tuk driver collected us from the front step and then navigated the chaos of downtown morning traffic up to the temple complex entrance located just north of Siem Reap (imagine trucks + buses + cars + tuktuks + motorbikes + bicycles + pedestrians, without any road rules!) To describe each temple in detail will run into pages and read more like an archaeological textbook than a travel blog, so I’m going to try keep it brief and rather rely on the photos to do the talking! The first temple we visited was the Angkor Wat, the most well-known of the temples at Angkor. It is immediately easy to see why the Angkor Wat has become the national symbol for Cambodia appearing on flags, clothing, crafts, artwork and household products; after crossing a 200m wide moat and passing through the outer wall, you are rewarded with 3 breaktaking stone spires piercing the blue sky in stark contrast against the lush green jungle background
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Tomb Raiders — Siem Reap, Cambodia
Jump to the full entry & travel map Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar Flight was delayed and our bags were last off the plane so we were delighted to see a boy with my name on the sign and to have a room on arrival at the Motherland Guesthouse. Unfortunately it took more than an hour to get our air/con working and I was less than thrilled that we didn’t have separate beds – but that old age for you.
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Burmese Days — Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar