Last week (28 October 2017) a few of my fellow travel bloggers shared their experiences at our favourite South East Asian family holiday destinations.
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We love South East Asia for family holidays; it is only a few hours flight from our home here in Perth, Western Australia. The prices are reasonable if not excellent for value for money and the local people are so friendly. Lets’ see what others thought of three of our favourite South East Asian countries.
Holidays and Hellidays and the Journey Inbetween visited an exquisite looking resort on a small Thai island called Yao Noi – it offered a great base to do some snorkelling and boating.
Six Senses Yao Noi (in pictures)
While Tracey’s Travels in Time asked fellow bloggers to share their favourite parts of Malaysia one of our fav’s Penang was included in the list.
Finally, Adventurous Trails looked at where you should and shouldn’t stay in Bali – with a timely reminder – do your homework when booking accommodation.
Where to Stay and Where Not to Stay in Bali
I wonder what we’ll find in this weeks #TheWeeklyPostcard?
