We arrived in Veitnam airport and tried to get money out of a cash machine but didn't have a clue about the currency, Dong. When we walked out of the airport we were immediately harrassed by taxi drivers. In the end we agreed to get in a taxi to a bank, so we followed this guy to his taxi which didn't have any taxi light or company name on so me and Shevs were abit wary. We asked him for his badge and he showed us so we agreed 200 000 dong each and set off out of...

Next morning we woke up late, had breakfast and said bye to Oskar and Marcus, We were told we could get a bus (coach) to Perhentian Islands (a place that Maria had told us was paradise so we decided there instead of our original plan to Penang) However, the bus there only travelled at night from a different bus station. So we went there only to decide that we didn't want to wait all day so closed our eyes and put our finger on the map. After failed attempts to ev...

Once we had passed over the Malaysian boarder we noticed a huge difference in the people straight away. Even just to be greeted with a smile was really good to see. So we got a taxi to our hostel once the coach terminated before getting to where it was supposed to go! The taxi driver was like a tour guide! Once we arrived at our hostel there had been a mix up with our booking online and there was only 1 bed that night so the recommended the Classic Inn Hotel a l...

Well, lets start from the beginning. Arriving in Heathrow after flying from Manchester, we didn't have a clue where to go! After asking many people we found out we had to take the train to our terminal. (yes! a train!) This was the beginning of our 'walking around in circles' habit. We made it to the train and when it arrived we were so amazed by the length of it! It was the whole length of the platform! So, we boarded our plane and waiting on our chairs were ...