We arrived bright and early in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) at about 6am to be greeted by lots of the city already awake and exercising?!?! Anyway we managed to find our hostel amongst all of the hustle and bustle already happening and luckily our beds were ready for us so we got a few hours of much needed sleep before hitting the city for a day of sightseeing! A few hours late we were out and about and once again roads in Ho Chi Minh were like hanoi, full of moped...

We arrived after another night bus at our final beach stop of the trip, Nha Trang. Luckily we were allowed to check in to one room and feeling tired at 6am all 5 of us piled into one room to share 2 beds and slept perfectly. Our mission for the next 3 days was to tan tan tan so you guys can be jealous back home, so despite the cloud we went to the beach. It got slightly chilly so we went for another 9p beer and headed back to get ready for our night as Nha Trang ...

It was time for our first Vietnamese night bus and had already warned Fran and Paul that the standard of night buses in Aisa wasn't exactly first class transport. However, much to our surprise we were greeted with a bus which had BEDS!! Well not exactly a full on bed with matress and duvet but close enough. The bus was very modern and clean and most of us slept most of the journey down from Hanoi to Hue a town 12 hours south. When we arrived in Hue around 9am we...

We left Bangkok early for our flight and soon landed in the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi, with a shock as the temperature was a chilly 17'C, very cold for us! We had booked a dorm room and were excited as we were meeting Fran and Paul in a couple of days at the same hotel. In the taxi our driver was on the phone a lot and didn't seem to know where our hotel was, eventually he dropped us off and a man told us that our hotel was full but the sister hotel had space. De...