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Date: 14th February 2011

Mena!
Wow, a photo of Mena, that is amazing! We were chased by her through the jungle for the better part of 3 hours near Bukit Lawang. She dropped out of the trees right in the middle of our group, right in front of me. Our local guides had been telling us about her. She was very persistant and give us quite the run for our money over the 3 hours. Very scary at the time, good memories now. :) Martyn from Canada.

From Blog: Bukit Lawang Backpackin Jungle hang out
Date: 15th January 2011

Nice trip and photos
Hello Dave. I like to read your trip in Banda Island. I try to put Banda as my next destination. By the way, lovely pictures.

From Blog: Banda Islands our third trip
Date: 10th January 2011

interesting
thanks so much im going there next month lovely fotos too

From Blog: Banda Islands our third trip
Date: 28th October 2010

BUKIT LAWANG INFORMATION
HI...... EVERYONE IF YOU WANT TO BUKIT LAWANG SUMATERA LIKE TO GO JUNGLE TRK JUST CALL ME : 081 361 081 655

From Blog: Bukit Lawang Backpackin Jungle hang out
Date: 19th August 2010

Banda travel
Hi glad to be off assistance getting to Banda may be hard check threads on Loanly planet Thorntree for info, let me know how the transport links are from Ambon planning trip in November by the way Lease islands around Ambon also very nice if you dont make it.

From Blog: The Spice Islands Kora Kora Racing
Date: 14th August 2010

let's do it
We were wondering were to spend 2 weeks out of Jakarta this ummer. Your convinced us to go to Banda. We are leaving tonight with Batavia..thx for all your tips!

From Blog: The Spice Islands Kora Kora Racing
Date: 3rd August 2010

excellent , thanks
very much appreciate your sharing of the joys , etc of travel hassles and good times i am going to makassar, maybe to banda aceh in february snorkelling , maybe i can go to lemebh too if not too logistically time consuming , cheers

From Blog: Paulu Weh Huge Boars and giant pythons in a Snorkelers paradise.
Date: 23rd July 2010

http://genkeis.multiply.com
wow, it seem like a great journey dude! ^_^

From Blog: Derawan and surrounding islands
Date: 25th June 2010

yes its okay
poo? poo? POO?! yes its okay poo, getting exposed all ovee the internet.

From Blog: Bouncing to Tangakahan
Date: 17th March 2010

Info
Yes happey for you to use the photographs thanks for the comments send a link to your site

From Blog: The Spice Islands Kora Kora Racing
Date: 13th March 2010

Di
Great blog, I also enjoyed it. I am trying to assist promotion for Maluku on the net. Have a non- commercial Facebook page named Maluku Spice 2010. Also trying to help promote Sail Banda. I am from Oz but my husbands family are from Maluku. Any chance of displaying your photos under your name especially the one of Lama Village beach?

From Blog: The Spice Islands Kora Kora Racing
Date: 23rd December 2009

Memories...
I spent four weeks in The Bandas in Aug./Sep. 1998 with my girlfriend Jackui. It was the second leg after Bali of an eleven month trip all throughout the beautiful archipelago of Indonesia. We booked a snazzy first class cabin on the Pelni Ship from Bali to Ambon, two weeks in Pulua Saparua, and then onto Bandaneira. Spent two weeks on Pulau Ai...Snorkelling, lazing on the beach, walking through the nutmeg forest, helping repair the tiny mesjid, meeting the locals, attending a wedding, going out on an amazing fishing trip, swimming with wild dolphins in the deep waters of Gunung Api. etc. The only tourists on the tiny island. Bliss ! Bandaneira was fun to explore. I celebrated my 33rd birthday there. All the other islands of the group are beautiful and interesting. I fell in love with place...Thus my legal surname changed by deed poll in 2002. Sometimes I forget how happy I was when I was there. Thankyou for your site.

From Blog: Journey to the Bandas What a Journey
Date: 27th November 2009


And thank you for those loverly comments.

From Blog: Journey to the Bandas What a Journey
Date: 27th November 2009


The Banda islands are facinating for the history of the place and endlessly interesting, Read Nathaniels Nutmeg while there. I had the good fortune to be reading of the journey from Bandanera to Ai while on a boat doing that journey a fantastic experience The Bandas are not just about Snorkeling for sure.

From Blog: Journey to the Bandas What a Journey
Date: 17th November 2009

so woww
I must Go there to feel the comfort by my self

From Blog: Bukit Lawang Backpackin Jungle hang out
Date: 7th October 2009

want to go
we are around 70 and after reading your story, it seems that though I love adventure and snorkeling, it will be very dificult to do it. Are there any more activities to do than snorkeling?

From Blog: Journey to the Bandas What a Journey
Date: 22nd July 2009

derawan island is my second home..
well.. its just the

From Blog: Derawan and surrounding islands
Date: 11th July 2009

bandas travel
what a great read this is, after reading about your journey, i realy felt as though i was with you, and as soon as i can i'm certainly going to go, thank's mate. MARK

From Blog: Journey to the Bandas What a Journey
Date: 30th June 2009

Looking for an old friend!
Hi there, this is for everyone who has been recently in bukit lawang or knows anyone who has been there! am looking for a guy there called Anto C., lived at the Bukit Lawang Indah a couple of years ago, worked as a guide. we were really good friend, he even came to visit us in germany but unfortunately we lost contact. so if anyone knows him or anything about him please mail! thanks a lot, claudia

From Blog: Bukit Lawang Backpackin Jungle hang out
Date: 22nd April 2009

Mena
A picture of Mena!! she is sooo famous!!

From Blog: Bukit Lawang Backpackin Jungle hang out
Date: 21st April 2009

One more idea
http://bukitlawang.bu.ohost.de/index.htm

From Blog: Bukit Lawang Backpackin Jungle hang out
Date: 19th October 2008

thanks for the good report
Hi, I am just finishing the book 'Nathaniel's Nutmeg' by Giles Milton. My husband is Dutch and I am America and we live in Bangkok with our two children. After reading this book, I am keen to visit the Banda Islands, to see the forts. As it happens, we also like to snorkel. Your report was very good but makes me think this is a trip to do without young children. Sounds fascinating, but a bit daunting! Thanks for taking the time to write of your experience. I am having trouble finding information on travel to this part of the world.

From Blog: Journey to the Bandas What a Journey





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