I don’t usually eat breakfast but would make an exception when I’m on holiday and if the spread is good. That morning, I woke up feeling really hungry and breakfast was quite decent. There were plenty of things to choose from, but the most popular section was Western. Nothing special, but you can never go wrong with eggs in the morning. A pity it was beef bacon and chicken sausage…
After breakfast, we changed into our sports outfit and went jungle trekking. Making me go jungle trekking is like forcing a cat to take a bath. And we all know cats hate taking baths. The last time I jungle trekked was 7 years ago, when rif and I were in Cameron Highlands.
Unfortunately, some people had a tough time during the jungle trek. Refer to the pictures above to see why. They probably decided that looking fashionable was more important than being comfortable (chuckles). Kudos to the G.Os, for making sure our every need is taken care of. Wet towels, water, juice and fruits were prepared immediately after we completed the trekking.
Like I mentioned in my previous post, the buffet menu changes daily. My first plate — roast chicken, pizza, Korean BBQ beef, fish tempura and Japanese curry. The beef and glass noodle soup was alright. I preferred it to be more peppery. There were macarons, but I didn’t get to try any because I spent too much time at the main buffet area. By the time I got to desserts, only ice cream, waffles and cookies were left.
Eiling volunteered to try the treetop challenge first and Kenn went next. That was when we got into a friendly competition with our neighbour. We won (victory dance). I didn’t plan to participate in the treetop activity, but Malaysia HAD to win, so I did it. Yes, I have been this competitive since I was a child. By the way, the treetop activity will be open to all Club Med guests from July 2011 onwards.
We did a bit of archery before hitting the pool. You will need a lot of arm strength for archery. I got tired really fast and missed quite a few shots. When I say ‘miss’, I mean the arrow hit the grass instead of the board! If you’re under a lot of stress, you should consider archery. It’s a great stress reliever. I reckon I would do better if there was a picture of someone I dislike at the bulls eye.
The theme that night was “oriental” and dinner was served at Rembulan Restaurant by the beach. Lobsters, tiger prawns, crabs, ribeye steak…all grilled and served on the spot, buffet style. Desserts were an assortment of pies, and greedy me tried every slice — hazelnut, coconut, raspberry, caramel and strawberry (if I’m not mistaken). I liked the caramel one best.
That night, only Kenn, John and I went for a dip. Eiling, Mayanne and Edward called it an early night (boo!). We got special treatment from one of the G.Os. He came by the pool every 30 minutes and asked if we needed more cocktails. :)
*Pictures and video were taken using the Samsung ST700 DualView 16.1 Megapixel Digital Camera.
8 comments
omg im so jealous of your trip..the pictures of the landscape and scenery are amazing!! and the food looks delish as always…love you caption on the picture with the heels haha..a girl can never be too fabulous!
the heels, haha, u should take the photo of the face too :P
when you said creepy edward..and in that forest setting. the first thought that came to my mind is a pasty white blockhead with fangs. T_T
Club Med! are u reading this? Next one – Phuket! =p
Hi…me at Kuantan now too…
wow… heels in the jungle… *salute* LoL
Now they have the treetop challenge d eh? cool~
Haha…. great captions. Imagining someone you hate as the bull's eye will only make you wanna tear the board apart if tak kena ….
J2Kfm – Thanks! Hahaha…I might do that. :P
Dennis – Crazy hor? Fashion over comfort. ~_~
Yup…it's a new activity in Club Med Cherating.
灰姑娘说故事 – Was there last month. :)
leandre021 – Yeah!! Club Med Phuket!!! :D :D
Michelle – LOL. No lar…this Edward is the cute one. :P
choi yen – Scared leh…that girl might beat me up!
LittleAsianGirl BigAppetite – Thanks dear! I'm lucky Club Med invited me. :)