So we moved on from our stay in Cambodia Siem Reap to Malaysia. We then flew to a small island of the coast called langkarwi.

We met family here and I got a chance to meet Stephen’s wider family again which was lovely and we’ve all had a blessed time.

(Photo credit to David Gray my brother in law)

We did the cable car which was fun, we didn’t see much as it was really cloudy on that day but the kids enjoyed the fact that we were actually inside a cloud lol. It’s the little things that really make an impression on them. Then of course the things they love the most of anything we do are the parts that are free. We spent 2 hours playing in this water feature and 15 minuets on the cable car.

We hiked to the top of 7 Wells Water Fall which was my personal favourite of our stay there. This is Aimee 2 minuets from the top stopping to die a little lol. It had six points where you could go and swim in the water fall, we only managed 3 as the sun was setting. It was really really beautiful and would highly recommend to anyone thinking of visiting here.

The beautiful water fall it’s self

We did a tour most parts of it were amazing. We got to see a bat cave, eagles, monkeys, vipers and a floating restaurant.

All photos below taken by my brother in law David Gray who has some amazing photography skills!

Part of the tour included a floating restaurant which I didn’t think much of. Mostly because they had sea animals cooped up in cages and the staff were tormenting the animals for the pleasure of tourists. So I could not recommend this tour because of this reason but the monkeys, bats, eagles and snakes were in their natural environment albiet fed but at least not disturbed or handled.

We enjoyed good food here even for me being vegan! There was a subway and McDonald’s to keep the kids happy and the shops sold what you needed.

The beach is always a favourite spot for us we spent many hours here collecting shells, doing sand art looking at star fish and sunset walks.