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Sea Fishing in Khoa Lak
Sunday a day of rest, and fishing. There's no training on Sundays so Finn (one of the brothers who owns the gym & trains me) invited me fishing. We set off around 7.30am (so much for Sunday being a day of rest!) we pick up Sid - another trainer- along the way & drive about 30 minutes to the port where tours to the Similan Islands take off. Tourists can take day trips on speed boats over for about 50€! It takes around an hour. ...
Bangkok to Koh Tao "This reminds me of prison"
... around half the bay it dawned on me... there isn't even a bloody beach! being a bay, the water didn't even look that nice....This was not the koh pi pi paradise experience of 2010!.... That night I was very concerned about one thing... Not the lizards running around the room or the vile smell of the mosquito net... I was worried I may never awake and die of dehydration in my sleep- I have never been so hot... I must have lost a few pounds during that ...
IPhone and Water Don't Mix
... didn't take long after for a Thai waitress to return to our table, leaving us a little annoyed with the news she brought along with her. Apparently, the kitchen had closed 2 hours before and she absent-mindedly forgot to inform us about it when she took our beverage order before. Paying up for our drinks, we left as soon as we could. As much as our patience was shrinking, our appetites were also growing. Stopping at the next beach front restaurant in sight, we had a less ...
Eerie Left Behinds
... end to end walk of the beach before salty water dipping. As usual, I got a decent dose of nature at the end of it complete with sights of flat blue stones, dinosaur spine rock formations, sand balls crafted by little crabs and a breath taking sunset. To add a cherry on top, an eagle torpedoed down to the sea just barely 50m from the shore and lifted its sashimi straight from the water. A true National Geographic moment. Captivating.
With the sunset as an indication to head ...
Enter Dready Ben and Robin Spud
... to get in contact with Bert if we come back this way after Koh Tao and Koh Phangnan.
We arrive at the ferry dock as the sun's first rays are beginning to reach beyond the horizon. Koh Tao is known for the world class standard yet cheap Dive certification programs and there is a man pressing papers with program prices into our palms as we board the Songserm Ferry to the island.
I leave Karis at the back of the boat taking pictures of the rising ...