Sihanoukville, Cambodia Below is a pictorial of an average day spent in Sihanoukville, Southern Cambodia.

Breakfast on the beach consists of a fresh tropical fruit salad served by the friendly and lovely fruit girls.

Fresh tropical fruit: dragon fruit, papaya, guava, pineapple, banana, watermelon and mango.  Dragon fruit (pink with a white inside and tiny black seeds) is one of our favorites, a delicacy that we do not get at home.

A 2km walk down beautiful Ochheuteal Beach and we arrive at our private thatch hut on the beach, complete with hammock, table and two beach chairs.

The 2km walk is justified beacause, as you can see, there is nobody at this end of the beach.  We can swing the day away on our hammock and not be disturbed.

Brian swinging the day away in the hammock and enjoying the unspoiled view of the beach.

View of the roof of our happy thatch hut when we open our eyes after a relaxing nap in the hammock.  At this point, you would be right in thinking that we really, really loved our hammock.

Sooner or later, we would get hungry and simply turn around (without leaving the hammock, of course) and order food and a few Angkor beers from the little snack shack behind our thatch hut.

That's when this friendly woman would cook us some fish and rice and happily bring lunch and cold beer right to our happy little thatch hut.

Lunch cooking.  Trust us, the food tastes better than the kitchen looks.

Stare off into the distance for a few more hours.

Order more fresh fruit.  Notice the woman on the left cutting up dragon fruit.

At the end of the day, walk back home.  It figures, the only day that we bring the camera with us, it is overcast.  during the rest of our time in Sihanoukville, the weather was absolutely perfect.

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