We arrived in Sihanoukville, Cambodia about 1 week ago. Sihanoukville is on the west coast and is mainly a beach resort to chill out, although after 9pm the beach and the guesthouses turn into bars and the place livens up. We did so much in the first 2 weeks, that we both just wanting a place to top up the tan and relax and Sihanoukville is perfect. We spent the first night in this lovely wooden shack with bamboo leaf roofing, it was cheap and had character......

Me and Sar arrived in Cambodia at Siem Reap. As soon as I landed and got talking to the people, I found them to be so much more friendly and helpful than in other places I have visited. I got a really good feel about this place. So we got in a Cambodian style TukTuk, which are different to the Thai ones you see all over Bangkok, the Cambodian ones are like a trailer fit for 2-4 people which is just attached to any motorbike - to the main area where there was s...

Our final stop in Vietnam is the southern City of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). During the war between the North Vietnam (Democratic republic of Vietnam) and the South Vietnam (Republic of Vietnam), Saigon (Later renamed Ho Chi Minh City), served as a capital city for the South, Hanoi being the equivilant in the north. This place has lots of characteristics the same as Hanoi, they both are overrun with people and mopeds! We didnt stay long here as our main object...

Well we wasn't disapointed with the weather in Mui Ne, it has been amazing since we arrived. We booked ourselves into this lovely beach bungalow with a sea view for Valentines day, which was a nice treat after shabby $4 budget rooms! Sarah brought some balloons with her travelling and when I left the bungalow for 5 minutes she had it all decorated in Red Balloons, heart stickers and teddy bear stuff....its typical really....I didnt expect anything less after last...

I met Sar in Hanoi airport, then we got on a plane straight to Nha Trang. Nha Trang is lovely but we was unfortunate with the weather as it was cloudy most of the time. We arrived on the first day about 4pm and as normal started looking for accomodation. Well it turns out it was the last day of Tet and all the Vietnamese go to Nha Trang for a holiday. So after about 3 hours of looking for a room, we got on a tuktuk bike as the driver said he knows where there...