Lebenszeichen aus Thailand

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Hallo Leute,

wir sind gut angekommen, haben die 27h in Dubai bei 40° im Schatten auch überlebt und befinden uns nun gerade auf Ko Samui, von wir heute abend noch nach Ko Pha Ngan zur Full Moon Party übersetzen werden. Vielleicht habt ihr von dem Flugzeugabsturz auf Ko Samui gehört, in dieser Maschine waren wir zum Glück nicht.

Wir haben jetzt einen halben Tag Bangkok und die Weiterreise per Bus und Fähre nach Ko Samui hinter uns, die nächsten Tage ist auf jeden Fall erstmal relaxen angesagt. Der Strand hier ist traumhaft, die Temperaturen sind tagsüber bei 30° bei einer sehr hohen Luftfeuchtigkeit. Doch dabei lässt es sich hier eigentlich ganz gut leben ;-)

Die nächsten Ziele sind dann Ko Tao (Tauchschein machen), sowie Phuket und Ko Phi Phi an der Westküste, wenn das Wetter dort mitspielt. Dann geht es irgendwann wieder nach Bangkok bevor wir bzw. ich nach Angkor Wat  in Kambodscha fliegen werde(n).

Das Essen ist zwar scharf, aber verdammt gut und das thailändische Bier schmeckt auch ganz ok.
Das solls als erstes Lebenszeichen auch schon sein, hoffe es geht euch auch allen gut, viele liebe Grüße von Ko Samui

euer Basti

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