Today we started the day with another swim as our trip isn't until 1:30. We grabbed some early lunch and waited until it was time for our trip. The trip consists of going to a stream, seeing the fishing village and then the White and Red Sand dunes. So we started at a place called Fairy stream, this was a shallow stream that weaves its was between some white and red dunes. The water is a muddy red colour due to run off from the dunes. We walked a little way d...

Today we are going to check out what the beach is like, but first we went for a morning swim in the pool. We got our stuff together and headed out, on our way to the beach we stopped off in an opticians to see how much I could get some prescription glasses for (as in Hanas words my old ones were 'awful') I found a nice pair of Ray Ban frames and was told it would cost £40 for them with the lenses, as that's how much my 'awful' ones cost I was sold! So I place...

Today we caught the eary bus to Mui Ne, on the way to the ticket office we stopped off In our bakery for some breakfast and a sneaky sandwich for lunch! We have now traveled in our fourth variety of sleeping bus, this type was single seats that recline back and you have 3 sets across the width of the bus. They were actually quite comfy, however if your any taller than me you wouldn't fit - they were a perfect size for Hana to just fit! The bus journey was same ...

Today is our last day in Ho Chi Minh so we had a snooze in the morning, until we decided to drag ourselves to our bakery down the street (the tvs here has program's we can actually understand!). After we grabbed some food we took a walk through the park and out to the indoor market - this was fairly similar to most of the others we have seen but its always fun to go walking through the tiny alleys of cheap tee shirts and handbags! Once we were all marketed out w...

Today we have booked a tour to the Cu Chi tunnels - these were a network of tunnels created in the Cu Chi region, north of the city. They were used to connected villages as well as to be lived in during the day time when enemy soldiers would search the area. There was over 200km of tunnels with 5000 entrances and exits, they had made underground bunkers connected to the tunnels and trench system creating an underground village, with weapon workshops, kitchens, ...