is there anything more relaxing...?

That's the biggest question right now.... Nothing to worry about, taking one day after the other, the only thing we need to worry about is where we are going to eat in the evenings. Sounds simple, but it isn't, as the restaurants are sooooo good over here.... We tried out a Mexican one, an Italian one (this was def the best food I've ever had!!!) and yesterday an Indian one, included hooka (=waterpijp in NL). Tonight is going to be our last night on Ko Tao and Taylor already promised me that we are going back to the Italian one. Yes! :-D

Ok, ok, this is not really Thailand a-like over here, and absolutely not backpacker a-like. It is more like having a perfect holiday on a beautiful bounty island, so I'm not complaining, but I have to admit that I do miss the evening markets with all the lovely food on the street and the feeling that you're in Thailand. Sorry for all of you back home who are wishing to be here on this island after seeing my pics, while I'm saying I'd wish that there would be some more culture... ;-)

Yesterday we have been hiking, what was really interesting in facts of that I tried all kind of new things that Taylor showed me. I tried dragonfruit, mangosteen, some kind of spongy white stuff from the inside of a coconut and even tried hibiscus flowers. Sorry mum and dad, you're hibiscus is not going to be safe anymore next summer. the nectar is just lovely! The view while hiking was amazing, you can compare it with the wonderfull bays in Greece. Furthermore I was glad to leave Sairee Beach for a while and see some of the local life.

As my cough is back and so is the pain in my throat, I thought it would be a good idea to check out the very healthy breakfast, like was promised on a menu. Some fruits with yoghurt, freshly squeezed apple juice and a herbal tea. What can I say? My apple juice was far from freshly squeezed, or perhaps it was freshly squeezed from the package? And my tea was just normal Lipton Tea instead of a herbal one, until there was falling some stuff out of the tree. These are the big adventures over here :-)

Tomorrow we're heading for Ko Pagnan. Not to the crowdy Full Moon Party - area, but to a small beach on top of the north, which (according to the Lonely Planet) can only be reached by boat. Sounds great again!

Keep you posted! By the way, great news as I was able to upload some beautiful pictures, so check out my message 'Krietings from....' and 'I love Ko's....'! You'll love it!