Ban Sabai

... In fact all of the food was home-made and Andrew sampled some random jam. We returned to our bungalow to pack and move to 'Sabai Sabai' which was near the pier. Andrew took his backpack first and came back for me and my backpack, copying the trick of the ...

... and the cushions were so comfortable, I could have actually stayed there all day. In the afternoon we sat in a beach hut at 'Sabai Sabai' reading and listening to music. Andrew went to tell James we were leaving tomorrow and also informed him that we had ...

... BBQ chicken served with fries and salad. It was a welcome change, especially since the fries were home-made! There was nobody around at 'Sabai Sabai' so we found a film on the TV. As we were watching it everyone else turned up and got glued to the TV, ...

... very cool and chilled out. We then went to 'PP Land' but it was far too expensive, charging B35 for one coke. We tried 'Sabai Sabai' again and the owner, James an English guy, was there this time getting a haircut. The only bungalow he had available was ...

... ; We had a good laugh at that but unfortunately I didn't get any pictures.  Each night I also partook in the Sabai Sabai Herbal Steam Sauna in Ban Sop Houn, which is totally my kind of thing.  It was only $2 for unlimited use, and they gave us ...

... dissapear completely. Somewhere. Hopefully never to be seen again... For dinner we go around the corner to a beautiful restaurant called 'Sabai Sabai' opposite the village Wat. It is, like everywhere, family run and the two sons speak the best english we ...

... went out, which meant we had no electricity for the rest of the night and it was only 7:30pm! We had to use the laptop as a light when we needed the toilet as we came to realise that we must have left our torch at 'Sabai Sabai' or otherwise it was ...

... I tried my hand at fruit salad, again. However, this time it didn't want to hang around in my stomach! The Dutch couple from 'Sabai Sabai' joined us, but we had to leave as I was generally struggling. I had to just drink water for the rest of the ...

... force. Within 10 mins out of our 4 hour trek we were soaked to the skin, but as chai our tour leader keeps saying "Sabai Sabai" - whatever, keep smiling and looking ahead ! (to be continued tomorrow once I wake up !) If we thought yesterday was tough ...

... stilts surrounded by trees and bamboo.  Mr Bao and his wife cook us a delicious Thai meal, and teach us some Thai words - 'sabai sabai' = take it easy!  Once again, an interesting toilet system, no toilet paper, no flush... but you 'wipe' with ...

... looks, especially when we walked into a tribal village. Everyone stopped what we they were doing and we shuffled along nervously saying "Sabai-dee" (hello.) We soon felt that we would be the main dish in the village lunch. In Muong Long we definitely ...

Sabai dii! Different country different phrase. En andere invloeden; waar Thailand onder Engelse invloed aan de linkerkant van de weg is gaan rijden, rijdt iedereen hier door de Franse invloeden weer lekker rechts. En heb ik m'n eerste lekkere broodje hier ...

... friendly villages) and on every side is surrounder by mountains and is only accessible by a steep moutain pass.  I did a home stay in Ban Khong Lor but didn't really get to spend as much time witht he family as i would of liked as I arrived late and ...

... stopped while going up hill. We made it to vang vieng by early afternoon and followed jay and shal (Best Aussie couple!) to Ban Sabai bugaloo hotel. Very nice place for hut $32/night. 4 star feeling with great view of the river and mountains. Excellent ...