Pictures from Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville

Suvarnabhumi Airport (from which we were allowed to bring ALL our electronic devices).

My first Khmer food experience, the earlier mentioned salad which set my mouth on fire.

The local beer Angkor enjoyed at the beach. Together they were 64 pence.

The view from our guest house.

Otres beach, our favourite.

Waiting for breakfast.

I made a new friend who ended up stealing my baguette!

We went on a boat trip to uninhabited islands our last day in Sihanoukville. Rumours about Cambodia not having as pretty and dramatic reefs as Thailand proved to be true and neither of us were too impressed by the snorkling.

Turquoise sea, Khmer food and 32 pence a pint

So we're finally in Sihanoukville, easily our favourite stop so far! Every day we are enjoying a blue sky, white beaches and a turquoise sea. And of course spicy Khmer food (I needed assistance of nearly two litres of water when eating a Khmer SALAD the other night) and the local beer Angkor which is as cheap as 32 pence a pint. London prices are going to get hard to get used to again...

From Suvarnabhumi airport

Dear all,

Just about to leave Bangkok for one night in Phom Penh before moving on to Sihanoukville on the coast. If anybody is interested in a glimpse of the Sihanoukville beaches have a look here,  but we will surely post our own photos soon!