Elephant Hills Tented Camp
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Freebie buckets!
We arrived in Phi Phi late afternoon, at first sight the island looked beautiful with striking rock formations and beaches with crystal clear waters. Once on the mainland, the effects of the tsunami were farily clear as there were no old buildings and a lot of the hostels looked like temporary wooden shacks. The town was made up of a maze of narrow …
Chiang Mai
Having hopped off the train from Bangkok, we headed into the centre of Chiang Mai and thanks to the Lonely Planet managed to find a fantastic guesthouse with a swimming pool for the princely sum of 8 pounds a night. As we were slightly dishevelled after our overnight train journey we just chilled out by the pool for most of the day before heading …
Day 3
Elephant Sanctuary Early flight, that was delayed because of some mental Russians. Two hour road trip to the tented elephant hills....worth every single minute and every single penny! I have not stopped smiling since I arrived Two hour canoe down river, frogs, snakes, monkeys and a cup of tea from a fire stove in the jungle! Then Elephants, 12 of …
Elephant bath time
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Elephant Hills
Elephant Hills a comfortable, two hour, drive with a safe driver from the resort at Krabi where we are staying was well worthwhile.
The tented facilities were wonderful, the food was fantastic and the staff couldn't have been more helpful.
Preparing and feeding …
Left Pattaya, now in Surat Thani
Last Night in Pattaya
As it was my last night in Pattaya, I went back to the Hiltonn and had stir fried lobster and crab, and a bowl of rice, and then they guy did his usual preformannce with my coffee, it was a smashing meal, I hate to think what it would have cost in the UK or Oz
Then it was off to have a final foot massage, I enjoyed that, its one of the best things I like about Pattaya and Thailand, you can always get a great massage, and its all ...