I have just spent the last two days in Koh Phi Phi… and I think this maybe one of the most beautiful islands I have seen yet.
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Month: August 2014
The Highlights of Bali
Yes…. I’m still in the airport… and I’m still bored… But I’ve cleverly figured out I can write a post now but not actually publish it… Ingenious right (did I use the ‘in’ correctly that time Dad?)
So whilst being sat in the airport, I’ve been given time to reminisce the wonderful 10 days I have just experienced and to pick out my favourite parts of Bali.
Dolphin Watching
For me, it’s must. It’s a long way to go for only an hour and a half watching but it really is an incredible experience. But then I also think we were really lucky with our boat driver, as a lot of the boats would spot a dolphin and chase after them straight away, but ours told us the dolphins would eventually come to us. He was right. I wouldn’t have got half the shots I did if it wasn’t for him, I’m lucky not all my photos were completely ruined by loads of other boats, which I’m sure lots of other people’s photos are.
Seminyak and Kuta
Second post of the day! Curaaaazy times… but I am stuck in an airport for 8 hours with nothing to do… SO! Seminyak and Kuta… I can already tell that this is going to be a relatively short post as these were probably my least favourite places in Bali.
Surfing and Sunsets, Uluwatu
Well, I’ve fallen in love with Uluwatu. This place is incredible. Good surf, good people, good atmosphere.
The Gili Islands
The Gili Islands are insane, we only went to Gili T but it was absolutely packed with people, bars and restaurants.
The Monkey Forest, Ubud
After an exciting morning watching the Dolphins, we headed back to the south of Bali to Ubud.
Dolphin Watching
This morning we had the earliest of all mornings, 5am to be precise. And why, oh why would we wake up at this torturous hour? Well, we were dragging ourselves out of bed to go see dolphins at sunrise.
Whilst we waited for these elusive creatures to make their appearance, we watched the sun rise as it cast it’s golden spell over Lovina Beach.
Lovina and the Air Panas Hot Springs, Bali
After a fleeting visit to Malaysia where we encountered a not so Irish bar (the only thing Irish was Guiness) and a trip to the Pentaling markets, we have finally arrived in Bali!
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Elephant Nature Reserve Park
Once again T and I were up at 7am for another day of adventures. We had paid B2500 (around 50 pounds) to go the Elephant Nature Reserve Park, one of the things I had been most excited about before leaving for Thailand.
Da’s Cooking Class
After a day of doing completely nothing and a rather chilled morning today, Tierney and I headed to a traditional Thai cooking class taught by a kind man called Da.
