Asia Vacation Instagram Roundup

Yesterday we returned from a two week vacation exploring Australia, Bali (Indonesia), Singapore, and the Philippines with my husband's family.  I had previously never been to this side of the world, so it was thrilling to finally see parts of Asia, simply put.  We were supposed to return Sunday morning, but unfortunately we were grounded in the Philippines by typhoon Sarika, which postponed our travel back to the U.S. for a couple of days.  I suppose you could say we had a couple of extra days in paradise (albeit with rain and the stress of re-booking flights ;) )!  Though I still have my California honeymoon to finish recapping, here's an Instagram roundup of our vacation.

Twelve Apostles off the Great Ocean Road in Australia.

Our resort, Warwick Ibah, in Ubud, Bali.

The Campuhan Ridge Walk next to our resort in Ubud, Bali.

A rice terrace in Bali.

Enjoying a Singapore Sling at Raffles, where it was invented in Singapore.

The Helix bridge in Singapore, which mimics the double helix of our DNA.

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore.

Legato Island Resort, Philippines.

Lovely water view with Snake Island (the sand bar) to the left, Philippines.


On Entalula Island for lunch.  This is my favorite shot.

Some cloud remnants from Typhoon Sarika, Philippines.

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