Riding on Red Bricks: Batam

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Took off to Batam over the May Day wkend. We stayed at Harris Resort, but I didn't take any photos of that place. Not that it wasn't nice, we enjoyed our stay there. Most of the time we spent at the spa, doing some treatments and massages. If not we bowled (complimentary 1 session) or ate (pizza... quite yummy). Obviously, we weren't built to bowl :S

Harris was located at Waterfront City. We checked out after one night and moved to Nagoya, the city centre, where we stayed at Panorama Regency Hotel. That night we had seafood :) Quite cheap and good. The prawns were tiny but we liked the "Gong Gong", absolutely fantastic...!

This isn't exactly a beach location... but I very much prefer Aonang, Krabi. I hope Bali will be nice :)

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