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| Paul, showing his best side whilst snorkling... |
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| Massive ants on Ton Sai, eeek! |
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| A beach near Railay that is most popular |
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| Ao Nang in Krabi still looking fab |
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| Went to Koh Tao again and trekked to see some sights I didn't get round to seeing last time. |
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| Looked like toy boats from this height |
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| Some of the viewpoints you can walk or trek to |
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| Others you have to clamber up rocks to |
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| Some you can even take a bike up to |
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| It's hard work at time |
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| This one I had to climb up a rope ladder to and I nearly didn't make it |
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| See, vertical rope ladder laid on the rock so you couldn't even grip it properly |
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| The roads round Tao are in an appalling state. This means that I have a good excuse to go and hire something a bit fun..... |
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| Which made the whole island accessible |
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| This is Mango Bay which was reached over a road that'd partially collapsed in one point |
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| The water was very refreshing after a hard ride down |
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| When I say the roads are appalling......the original 'road', is the high bit on the left side |
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| Still, I managed.... |
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| We went snorkling at the smaller island on one day |
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| Hard to see, but this road is extremely steep and slippery - yey! |
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| The Thai people don't half exaggerate! |
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| Needless to say it was closed.... |
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