After the exciting 15 hour boat/bus/boat journey, we eventually arrived in Koh Phi Phi (PP). The nice thing about PP is that there are very few motorised vehicles. You can walk around and not worry about being run over, a welcomed break. On arrival we were met at the pier by a representative of the accommodation that we booked. He was about half the size of me! After collecting the three of us and four others from the pier, he piled up all our bags in a trolley...

When we arrived on Koh Tao we were surrounded by taxi drivers trying to bundle us into their cabs. They all had signs that said 100 baht per person and were not up for negotiating. We continued walking up the street trying to negotiate but it just wasn't happening. I conceded defeat and we headed to the next taxi. Taxi Driver - "How many persons?" Me - "Three" Taxi Driver - "200 baht" Success!!!! We were ready to throw in the towel but no, we saved about 80p...

After our drunken bus and boat journey we arrived at Koh Phagnan, famous for its full moon party which consists of up to 30000 people drinking buckets of whiskey, coke and red bull, covering themselves in glow paint and partying until the sun comes up. Clearly we weren't here for a relaxing few days topping up our tans. On arrival, we headed to our hostel, checked in and caught up on some sleep. We decided to stay at Coral Bungalows which is well know for its b...

So where to start? Let me take you back to London, England. Albert arrived for our travels with 15.7kg of luggage with him. (We have a 10kg limit for some flights!!!!). This brought on operation shrink Alberts luggage. This meant no trousers, including the baby blue chinos, only one of his three pairs of shoes, and one of his two wash bags. He did however win the argument over the rugby ball and pump, his moisturiser, and a stuffed purple Ribena toy. After a pl...