13,260 km so far.
The day trickled past.
The neighbours search for sea life, Koh Ta Kiev.
Pristine, Koh Ta Kiev.
The Ten103 boat, Koh Ta Kiev.
There were naps taken, meals eaten, books read, and one nasty jellyfish sting suffered by Stephen.
Perfect water, Koh Ta Kiev.
Watch for sea urchins, Koh Ta Kiev.
Nasties on the seabed, Koh Ta Kiev.
Infinity dock, Koh Ta Kiev.
Shots were drunk five at a time.
The black widow, locked and loaded and ready for drinking, Koh Ta Kiev.
Bottoms up at Ten103, Koh Ta Kiev.
But not by us.
Then to bed in an open-air bungalow, the weak sea breeze like an anaemic kitten, licking our salty skin. ♥
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Hi, I’m Jane, founder and chief blogger on My Five Acres. I’ve lived in six countries and have camped, biked, trekked, kayaked, and explored in 50! At My Five Acres, our mission is to inspire you to live your most adventurous life and help you to travel more and more mindfully.