We got ready and went straight to 'Multi Kulti' for another awesome 'Simple Breakfast' as they filled us up for most of the day. I couldn't handle another night sleeping on the wooden mattress so we went in search of a new bungalow. We had a look at a few places but they were double what we were currently paying. However, as we were getting on the moped a young couple asked if we were looking for a bungalow. We said yes and they recommended 'Tang Tong Bungalows' as the food was good as well as the price. We took a look and they were just what we were looking for at B300 a night it was the biggest bungalow we had seen yet, the beach was perfect and there were a few chill out bamboo beach huts looking out to sea. The owner was lovely and we told her we would be back in the morning. 
 
We went back to 'Sabai Sabai' to pick up the laptop and then went next door to 'Blue Sky Resort' to use the free WiFi. We stayed a while as the view was so nice and the cushions were so comfortable, I could have actually stayed there all day. In the afternoon we sat in a beach hut at 'Sabai Sabai' reading and listening to music. Andrew went to tell James we were leaving tomorrow and also informed him that we had damaged his property, the broken wooden bench! He just shrugged and laughed, too laid back to even care. 
 
We drove to 'Bamboo Bungalows' as the sun was setting. I fancied a Pad Thai and Andrew went for his all time favourite Noodle Soup. We got eaten alive by mosquitoes, so much so that I couldn't even enjoy my food as I was constantly picking them off me mid-bite. We went back to our bungalow and had an early night but we were awoken by ridiculously loud and bad music. A load of people had returned to have a party and at 4:30am the music finally stopped playing. I had felt a bit sick before I went to sleep and woke up in the night to vomit into a carrier bag as I didn't make it to the toilet. It was the entire Pad Thai I had eaten earlier...