Bali was the first place that I ever visited as a solo traveller and it remains up there with my favourite travel destinations of all time. With friendly locals, a tasty cuisine, a fascinating culture and tonnes of hidden gems, it’s hardly surprising that more and more people are flocking to Bali every year, from …
The Perhentian Islands, located in the North East of Malaysia, 21km off the coast of Terengganu, Peninsula Malaysia, are many people’s idea of paradise. Offering both rustic and luxury accommodation for all budgets, white sandy beaches with cheap drinks and seafood barbecues, and incredible diving (think good visibility, an abundance of sea life and beautiful …
Perhentian Kecil, Malaysia – Why I Didn’t Love This Slice of Paradise Read More »
Hoi An was, without exception, my favourite place in Vietnam. The second I stepped foot in the Ancient Town, I knew that this place was special, and the longer I spent there, the more I fell in love with it. I’m not alone in my thinking. Hoi An holds a special place in many people’s …
Living in Cambodia was never something I planned on doing. I think it’s fair to say that, for a large percentage of Cambodia expats, they never planned on moving to Cambodia either. It just sort of…happens. Like thousands before me, I fell in love with the slow pace of daily life in Cambodia and when …
Living in Cambodia – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Read More »
Mui Ne was my second stop in Vietnam, and my god I was looking forward to it. After a hectic time in Ho Chi Minh City, I was desperate to escape the crowds and unwind in this sleepy seaside town famed for its fresh seafood and slow pace of life. Before we begin, I should …
A common rite of passage for tourists in Thailand is to go and watch a ‘Ping Pong Show.’ It is almost impossible to walk down Khao San Road or Patpong without being approached by a man with a laminated list and a cheeky grin who promises you the night of your life for only 300 …
