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Ko Samet - The penultimate stop!
... before you body goes against all conscious decisions and does what it has to do. Looks like we avoided that problem this time, though, so all is well!!
Anyways, when we got to the port city of Ban Phe, we had a brief layover before we boated over to the island. Some other backpacker girls were telling us that their bags had been opened up and rifled through, and we empathized while making sure our things were OK. Everything was in good shape for us, though, but this ...
The Island of Steve Thailer
... boat gets going an soon we are at Koh Samet. We all pile off the boat and are then packed like sardines onto the back of trucks that have rows of benches for passengers. Its all so exciting as we drive into the national park which is where we are staying.
Phidel cynically comments its only been made a national park so they can charge us 200 Baht each to get in and I think 'whatever Trev, this is paradise'.
One of the first places to stay is Jep's ...
Tubing and other near-death experiences
... climate of insanely hot sunshine all day, everyday. Safe to say we were a LOT happier than the last time we arrived at a Thai island together! We spent the next five days happily doing nothing except lying on the bright white sand, swimming in the clear turquoise sea and applying after sun to our burnt noses. Oh, and watching children play with fire - literally. We were impressed and nervous in equal measure as eight-year-olds twirled flaming ...
Not all that Koh Samet!
... sand on the beaches of the Whitsunday Islands in Australia! Good for rubbing all over your skin for the perfect exfoliator!The first night was a quite one, just some good food on the beach watching the local lads practice their poi techniques! We all watched a film together on Chelsea and Sams porch from their laptop and pletherer of a film library!
The second day was good! Blue skies, white sandy beaches, clear water to swim, lots of sunbathing- and ...
Jade Goody Green
... prices of dishes there (although more expensive than at noodle stalls) were quite reasonable for a beach resort (ranging from 50 baht/£1 to 70 baht/£1.40 for a basic dish like noodle soup or pad thai) and we lay on the beach and swam in the incredibly clear sea every day. We ate fruit while we sat in the sand and read books under the heat of the sun. It was bliss! Only a few photos as I'm afraid we forgot to take any until the last day because we were being so ...



