We took a taxi to Haad Rin at about 10 in the morning. We arrived at Suncliff where we had a room waiting, 600 bath for a room for three persons. We hurried to the pool, which has the most amazing view over the cliffs and the sea. We spend all day there and walked a little around in the city to have a look, everyone was selling full moon gear. We talked to a couple of Danish police officers who stayed at our hotel and met them after dinner too, at Same Same bar which is owned by two Danish girls. We drank buckets but Frank felt sick and had to go home. Stefanie and I went to the beach which was already super crowded, there were fireshows and different parties everywhere. The next morning ... read more

We went back to Saigon, first we spent 2,5 hours on the boat and after that 5 hours in bus. We met some nice Vietnamese people on the bus who helped tanslating when we had breaks and when we arrived. We found a hotel (Hotel 97) for 8 $ a night close to the bars and the more touristy areas. We found a pizza place and we were really hungry after the long trip. After this we walked around in Saigons streets, the first time we saw it in the evening. It was less chaotic and a better experience than our first day there - we found some crazy shops and bought some different stuff to bring home. We booked a trip on the Mekong river and to the floating market the day after, and since ... read more

We got up at 8:30 to catch the bus to Siem Reap. I slept most of the ride, but not properly since my head kept bobbing around as it will do on every single bus you take in Asia. The guesthouse that my father had recommended had been shut down, the owner was in prison for abusing a small boy (!?) so we decided to go to Green Town which had also been recommended to us. It was a nice place, only 5 $ a night including internet. We decided to order tickets and visas for Vietnam, since we had seen all we wanted in Cambodia and had over a week left. We ate at a local restaurant, and had Cambodian food, Khmer spring rolls and chicken cashew - really good! After this we went to ... read more

The next morning we got up early and bought some sandwiches to go, and ate some thai food for breakfast on the way to the bus. We got on the bus which was waaay to cold, they really fired up that air con, I preferred the local busses in the Phillipines with open windows. We had to change bus in Trat and near the boarder to Cambodia again. At the boarder we bought a visa for around 1200 bath. Our ticket only took us the boarder, which we didnt know, since the boarder and the city had the same name. We had to pay 10 dollars for getting to the city of Koh Kong. We were very tired and angry with the drivers at the boarders, they wouldnt let us share a taxi with the other ... read more

We left Dumaguete and Harold helped us catch a bus heading for Sugar Beach. When we arrived at Sugar Beach with a boat and a small boy who was very angry that his brother made him sail us for a low price, we met some locals singing karaokee at the first part of the beach. They invited us in, but we were too tired and just wanted a place to stay. We found a really nice bungalow at Driftwood Village for 600 pesos. Nice, small and cozy place. A real Robinson feeling over the place, everything was made in bamboo and wood. We spend the next day in real Sugar Beach style. Lazy and not doing anything. We stayed by the beach in some hammocks, it was a really nice sunny day. We had lunch and ... read more