Chaweng Inn
101/6 Moo 2 T Bophut, Chaweng Beach Road Chaweng, Ko Samui, Thailand
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Koh Phangan-The Full Moon
... on the curbd and the roads were full of buckets, bottles and food. By the time i got to bed i think there was only Tom, Lee and Hannah left on the beach, determined to be the last men standing, i think they probably were!
At 3pm i woke up still in last night clothes and covered in a smuge of numerous colours of body paint. To get some fresh air i walked down to the beach expecting to see a colossal mess. What i found was the total opposite! The beach was ...
The party night!
... to build a structure until it falls at the hands of one person. We killed time till midnight only to take off to the party scene at Chaweng beach. I had an awesome night partying till morning with other party goers at Chaweng beach, a night that I missed living for a very long time. I had to cut short my night extravaganza to return to Bangkok the next day.
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To the Island!
... to take a bus to the ferry port, and get in another songthaew with two schoolgirls that drops us off at a travel agency. Dan goes inside and buys tickets that include a ferry crossing to Koh Phangan (we decided that’s where we’re staying, don’t care what other people say, so THERE). I find myself seriously having to get back into 'travel’ mode, where 85% of the time you don’t actually know what’s going on, you ...
Bugs, Boats, and Bikes
... is never boring. It may be exhausting at times, but I was never once bored in 6,000 miles.
I have been here at Haad Yuan for nearly a week now. I have been toying with the idea of leaving, but haven't yet figured out where to go. This place is stunningly beautiful, rather comfortable, and relatively cheap. I figure I'll give it a couple more days and then probably head off somewhere else. Maybe Cambodia, maybe somewhere else in Thailand. I really don't know.
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1/2 Moon Party Time!
... it by the skin of our teeth. Worst morning we've had since being away for sure! The rest of the traveling to Malaysia went fine though. The usual colourful stickers and bus monopoly and we were across the border and in Georgetown by the promised time of 9pm.
Malaysia even has fingerprint recognition at their passport control. Swanky! And our first Muslim country. Niall has his doubts as to whether we'll make it to Singapore without me getting ...



