After the rest day it was back to climbing until I left. This is a pic of Kyle on a really fun looking 6C over on the Phra Nang side of the peninsula.
There was a certain amount of partying done too. It’s quite easy to have *slightly* too much, from time to time. But that’s ok ;)
But the highlight for me anyway, was when we went deep water soloing. We hired a long tail (boat) for the day, and a kayak – (well two of each) and 15 of us headed out. So off we went amongst the islands, and when we saw one we liked the look of we’d head over to it, get into the kayaks…
and start climbing straight onto the rock. When you got tired, or had enough, you just fall into the water. It was heaps of fun.
This pic is of Robert getting kinda high on the rock
and then jumping in…
Just so much fun though. Some of the starts were kinda hard. Often you had to grab onto stalactites straight off the kayak and start climbing. This was a little too hard for me (at the moment – but I will be back) – This pic Aaron having established himself on one of the stalactites.
Really was one of the best days though. We then went out for dinner in ‘The Banyan Tree’. A restaurant over on the Tonsai side. It was the best meal I had there, absolutely fantastic. Would highly recommend the vegetable tempura as being incredible value for money.
On the way home we went for a swim in the phosphorescent water. Just floating in the warm glowing water looking up at the perfectly starry night was an excellent way to cap off the day.
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