We are now in a national park called Khao Sok. It is fairly well known, and most of the travel books recommend it as a great place to see animals in the wild. We had half a day's travelling from Ton Sai to get here and are staying in a little tree hut. We are paying $8 a night for the accomodation which is owned and run by a british bloke who happens to be an excellent cook. We have both been a bit crook in the guts (Kerry quite a bit worse than i), i suspect we ...

We are still at the little hippy community of Ton Sai. We are enjoying it immensely and everything is so cheap. We get the feeling that we should move on though, so we are consulting the lonely planet guide and figuring out where the next port of call will be. We are looking at going into a big national park where there is wild elephants (and bears!?), to do some trekking before heading to an island, Ko Pha Ngan and then possibly head into the norther tropics of ...

Kerry and I are still on Ton Sai beach in Thailand. Since the last update, we hired a 2 man kayak for half a day and paddled around some of the islands near here. We stopped in at another beach called Ralay Beach (guy knows all about Ralay), and had some afternoon tea, and then paddled our way home. We spend the nights drinking beers and cocktails on the beach while ordering large amounts of thai food. Today we went snorkelling for the day. Kerry hadn't snorkell...

We are in a small village in Thailand called Ton Sai. It would be without a doubt, the most beatiful place i have ever been. We caught a bus for a few hours yesterday from Yat Hai to Krabi, and then from there had to catch a taxi and long boat to the beach of Ton Sai. Ton Sai, is remote, there is no power to it. What little power there is in the town is supplied by local generators. It isn't an island, but it is surrounded on all sides by cliffs (which Guy has cl...