Lokha Legian Kuta

... couple that were staying in the next room said that this was the best you were going to get so we reluctantly booked ourselves in for one night. After getting ourselves ready to go out, trying not to touch anything whilst doing so, we then headed about 5 meters down the road to find an amazing hotel, with really nice clean rooms for less than what we were paying. Annoyed at ourselves and the couple, we managed to quickly check out of the other hotel, with a couple of ...

... ditched the forks and opted for a hands only approach. It was the messiest meal as well as the tastiest meal I have ever eaten. There was sauce everywhere, crab shell all over the place but not a scrap of food to be found. It was simply indescribably good. My self and Sarah sampled a local wine which was interesting but drinkable but the meal made up for it a thousand times. Truly satisfied and still slightly stunned at the beauty of the food we made our way to the busier part of ...

This could be a bit emotional. The last blog from the trip, and it could well be a short one.<br><br>We have been here 6 days now and leave tomorrow at 5 in the eve (10am your time). After that we have 4 hrs to kill in Jakarta Airport before we fly back to the UK at midnight, and finally get into Manchester at 12.30ish on the 16th. And before you all start thinking about ...

... who were 'white-seeing' wanted photos of her, and pushed her boyfriend out of most the pictures! haha. Even the emo kids that pile onto the beach after 4pm wanted their photos taken with her. The poor girl must have been asked over 15 times to have her photo taken with people. In one of them, someone even requested that she wear a cowboy hat! Brilliant!<br><br> During the day I was approached by two Indonesians who told me that they were from Java. They asked if they could sit ...

... down to the bottom. Once we got to Ubud we met up with some friends we had made back in Batur and stayed at the same guest house as them. We had planned on staying with a couchsurfer but decided to stay the first night back in Ubud with our friends and would try and couchsurf later in the week. That night Greg decided to head to bed early and I had the first girls night since we left 5 months ago and it was tons of fun. We had a late start since we decided ...

... spent a couple of days recovering in the biggest and busiest of the three islands Trawangan, eating cheap food and still celebrating our achievement on cheap drink!! But actually it was my husband who suffered the most!! I was fine after about two days but it took him about five before he could move properly. Strange considering the strength of them big legs!! We then decided it was time.....time for the honeymoon....my beautiful mum and husband John had bought us the gift ...

... vous vous souvenez de la bague avec rubis hihi). Chose incroyable, nous avons rencontrer dans notre hotel , un petit couple que nous avions rencontre a Mulu Park (Malesie). Nous etions agreablement surpris de les revoirs et ce sous notre balcon. Nous sommes alle manger avec eux. Nous resterons ici quelques jours a visiter les environs. On vous a parle du cafe ici ...

... people all the way through Aus and NZ so it shouldnt feel like it! I just met a doctor called Amy in this internet cafe who is going to work in NZ after F1 so will probably give her a shout when I'm in Auckland. The list of people to meet is getting ever longer but its all good. Its pretty surreal to think I'm flying down to Australia tonight, and catching a plane is starting to feel like catching a bus. Still..as the Aussies say, it's very much fair dinkum. Hope you're all well!

Ubud is considered something of the cultural center in Bali. It is also the center of a very big art scene. It used to be a small village, but has grown so large it has overwhelmed the four villages around it. So now it is super-Ubud. We arrived on the Perama shuttle from Padangbai. We went and found a hotel, got soaked when it decided to rain as we went back for our bags, and then relaxed until the rain exhausted itself. We were near the ...

KT: After our late night drinking with the old guys we were a little tired but ready to climb the active volcano Ganung Batur. We were going on the trip with an Irish mum and son! Both had been to Bali many times and had done the trip to the volcano before. The mum (Leeta) at 83 years old was a very talkative and sweet lady who seemed great fun and the son Paul very interesting as he and his wife had done a lot of travelling so we talked a lot about our ...