Square Point Resort Kuala Terengganu

... of rats. Ipod in (extra loud) head under sheets. Bloody hot under sheets. Turn on fan. Cannot reach fan. Have decided to suffer.
Sleep.

****, there it is again. Start jumping. Look at watch, 3.30am. Damn 3 and half hours before sunrise. Need to get to light. Plan route. Jump to second bed. Reach light. Don't look down, do not wish to see ANYTHING. Yes, light on. Reach bathroom light. Yes maximum light achieved ...

... Falls - Brazil
4) Iguacu Falls – Brazil 4) Whale Watching - Ecuador
5) Sydney - Australia 5) El Chalten - Argentina

Number of Hostels we have stayed in…91

Number of Sleeper buses we have travelled on…16 (only up 3 since the 100 day blog!)

Favourite Country
Still Bolivia (although Colombia & Australia run ...

Pasir Panjang beach on Pulau Redang is amazing. The beach is covered with soft
white sand. Coral and fish can be seen just a few metres from the beach beneath the crystal clear waters of the Sth China Seas. An Island Paradise is where we are today - Redang. For the next 4D/3Nts we will be doing nothing but relaxing, eating, drinking, swimming/snorkeling, and sleeping.... HEAVEN
We caught the red-eye from KL in time to ...

... we referred to it as "Ireland" and swam to the island and climbed around its incredibly sharp sea weathered rocks. It was definitely more painful than fun, but it was an adventure. We all had such a pleasant morning together and all came back exhausted. The very next morning Anna had an English pen pal camp along with students from Gwynne, Sarah, and Michael's school ...

... substitute a vehicle or cancel a tour due to unforeseen operational condition. The Resort operators accept no liability for losses incurred due to failure to connect ...

... cockroaches (cafards) and other strange bugs and dirtiness (salte)) before taking a plane to Kuala Lumpur the next morning for our last day before returning to Paris. So here we are, the journey is over, we're back in Paris where it's cold and cloudy (nuageux) and our tans are probably already fading (nos brongages sont deja en train de partir)...but not our memories of this wonderful trip! (how cheesy.) Hope you've all enjoyed this blog. xoxox bisous love Kyla Jean-Philippe Melanie

... guide me dit que c'est pour le massage des pieds, donc j'essaie en enlevant mes chaussures mais bof, ca fait tres mal! Arrivee au sommet, nous attende des marmites et des decoctions de Tongkat Ali et de Kecip Fatimah. C'est bon pour l'energie il parait, peut-etre le guarana local? Le guide ne parle pas trop anglais et moi pas trop malais, donc j'en reste la ...

... where certain Malaysian men cross to border to sample some Thai delights, if you know what I mean....... In the morning, after making a swift exit we crossed the border on foot into Malaysia (just like in the films!) Another taxi ride and then a ferry awaited us and we were then in the unspoilt heaven of the Perhentian Islands. We opted for the smaller island of the 2 and booked ourselves in for 3 nights ...

... new' experience behind us, we headed around to the other side of the Island to Alu Alu (meaning: barracuda) Divers, where we dove in 2004. We went for the Samudra Chalets next door for RM20 per night (about $4). The old saying, "you get what you pay for" is true with regard to the lodging, but you can't beat the beach front location a short walk from the dive shop and Azman's bar (the only one on the beach) where you can get a tasty meal as well as a cold Chang (Thai ...

... in Asia, it's illegal to be homosexual and certain cultural groups are favoured by the political system, in this case Muslim Malays. But in KL, there is this energy that is just unbelievable and Asian girls stroll around in miniskirts without being harrassed, while young Malay girls are wearing the head scarf - rather prettily might I add - while sporting the latest jeans, working at Starbucks and going to see Mr & Mrs Smith on their motorbike. As a white woman ...