The Islands are located in the North-East of Malaysia (Mainland). We killed 5 Days with Snorkling and hang around on the Beach. On the Island its very hard to find Beer. Most of the Locals are Muslime. The don't drink Alcohol. But we find a Internet Cafe while we have drunk a bottle Jamaica Rum with a very funny German Couple (Greetings to Gerrit and Hanna). ... read more

We arrived in Ko Tao after a 8h Trip with Bus and Ferry. On the Harbour catching a Longtail Boot and heading to a nice Bungalows Resort. Checking out the Area. - The "Beach" was quiet - A nice Bar - looking like a Pirate ship - Bungalow 9 Euro with a awesome Sunset on the Balkony - Nice food from Mrs. Yung - lots of Stuff you can buy to upgrade your Chillout Experience :) The only bad thing is, it's to hot in the night. It's hard to sleep. Quotation from Rene (a Dutch Guy we met there): that's a boomerang place. you leave but you come back. AND THAT'S FUCKING RIGHT !!!! After 3 Weeks lying in the Hammock Hammer is heading to Ko Mook Island. ... read more

The Landscapes around are very nice, but nobody know that. The most people coming to Vang Vieng to getting drunk and have some smokes. No Respect opposites the Locals (the girls walking on the street with Bikinis etc.). That's sucks !!! I kill my time with Trekking. The Problem is nobody want to go trekking, because of that the Trekking Trips for one Person is very expensive. But i had talked with a local and his brother guided me for one day through the jungle. The Trip was very nice. After Vang Vieng we must go back to Luang Prabang to fly to Bangkok (the Lao Visa was running out).... read more

After 2 Days Trekking we catch the bus with the two Swiss Girls to go to Noang Khia. The Village was great for chilling. No Cars - no Motobikes. We hang around in the hammock 2 Days and do nothing. The Beer is still good :) ... read more

After 2 Days Chill out we catch the bus to Oudomxai . We spent only 1 Night in the City. Oudomxai is not very nice, but i eat the best sweet sour chicken there.... read more