After a late night at the castle we packed our bags and got on the road. One last stop on this trip to the west coast.
We crossed the currently open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. After about 2 hours we arrived in Portadown.
We said good by to Castleconnell and Paddy. With two new pins in hand and great memories of Guerins Pub and sunken boats in the Shannon river we were off to our next adventure.
After a short day exploring Waterford we continued our journey. We were now headed towards the inner isle.
After a day of flying with a connection in Iceland, we drove the eastern coast from Dublin through Bray and into Wexford.
We left Hanoi at 10 am, headed to Halong Bay in a private car. The timing didn’t work for us to take a bus and the private car was reasonably priced. We arrived in Halong Just after lunch.
Two hours by plane from Hanoi to Bangkok, we finally arrive at our last stop before we head back to our home base Singapore.
Our trip now takes us from the south of Vietnam to the north. After a 2.5 hr flight we arrive at the airport, then a forty minute taxi ride and we are finally in Hanoi at our Airbnb.
After our brief visit in southern Cambodia, we headed to Ho Chi Minh City to experience a vibrant mix of French Colonialism and Asian culture. We also discovered that Saigon may be the Southeast Asian mecca of craft beer.
After a few days in northern Cambodia we decided to travel to the coast and find some diving. Our search brought us to a busy and industrious city, Sihanoukville. Upon arrival our taxi brought us directly to a dive shop.
From Indonesia to Cambodia. Cambodians have endured so much but still want to share everything that they can. Our journey through the past and a taste of the local delicacies.
After our amazing week in Canggu, Bali we decided to head to a more remote location, Gili Air. No cars, no scooters just bikes and horse drawn buggies. While we were there we found a Padi 5 star diving operation and upgraded some of our certifications.
From Singapore to Bintan and back again. Now off to Bali but with some travel companions. We are headed to a Surf and Yoga camp for the next 6 days.
After a short visit with some friends and family in Singapore we headed to Bintan. This wasn't a planned destination, but it was close enough to Singapore so we thought "why not?". We were not disappointed. The people were friendly, we ate fresh seafood, got pampered at the spa, and we even squeezed in two quick dives.
Our seventh installment of our journey brings us to a small village, in a valley, with a river running through it. The perfect place to get lost for a few days. We rode scooters, hung out with rabbits and got some new artwork. It was sad to see it go.
The sixth installment of our journey through Southeast Asia. We took a short day trip from Chaingmai to Chiangrai. We visited two temples and one art museum.
The fifth installment of our journey through Southeast Asia. We left the south of Thailand to discover the northern traditions and experience some of the great temples that have been built over the past 5 centuries.
The fourth installment of our trip through Southeast Asia. We left the somewhat busy island of Langkawi. We arrived by boat and immediately felt at home. Maybe it's the people, the food or the scenery. Keep reading to find out.
The third installment of our trip. After taking a 3 hour boat ride from Penang to Langkawi we took an Uber from the jetty to our Airbnb. We spent the next three days exploring the island.
The second installment of our trip through Southeast Asia. Check out the places where we ate, the beer Justin tried and the photos we took.
Our adventure getting to know Wind Dreamer, her quirks, her comfort and her gentle embrace. Turning a boat into a home. Limitations and perks.
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We drove from coast to coast, it took us 3hrs and we made a few stops along the way.