We arrived in Melaka by our most luxurious bus yet, we had two big reclining armchair seats with foot rests! Found ourselves a guest house in china town, and went for an explore around the lanes that were full of antique and trinket shops, temples and restaurants. Melaka is famous for its trishaws (bicycle and side carriage) that they decorate elaborately with plastic flowers, baby doll heads, tinsel, lights and a sound system and take you on a tour. Ours could ...

We arrived in Melaka by our most luxurious bus yet, we had two big reclining armchair seats with foot rests! Found ourselves a guest house in china town, and went for an explore around the lanes that were full of antique and trinket shops, temples and restaurants. Melaka is famous for its trishaws (bicycle and side carriage) that they decorate elaborately with plastic flowers, baby doll heads, tinsel, lights and a sound system and take you on a tour. Ours could ...

We arrived in Melaka by our most luxurious bus yet, we had two big reclining armchair seats with foot rests! Found ourselves a guest house in china town, and went for an explore around the lanes that were full of antique and trinket shops, temples and restaurants. Melaka is famous for its trishaws (bicycle and side carriage) that they decorate elaborately with plastic flowers, baby doll heads, tinsel, lights and a sound system and take you on a tour. Ours could ...

Dan was with us for the following 2 weeks, so from KL we set off on a 5 hour coach journey to the east coast of Malaysia to visit Tioman island. We decided to split our time there staying on different beaches. First stop was Salang, known for being the party central of the island and it's huge monitor lizards that swim through the river. We found a perfect size hut for the three of us set back in the jungle. We stayed here for 3 nights and during our stay we went...

On route to kuala lumpur we stopped at Tamin Negara (the worlds oldest jungle) . Before we entered, we bought ourselves some matching exploring hats! We had to take a long boat for 3 hours up the river to reach the park entrance, we only had time to stay one night in the jungle so we booked ourselves into a hide. We got another boat that went through rapids upstream to a closer point where we could trek for an hour to reach our accommodation for the night. After ...