So last night wasn't too mad, still tired from the train and a late night meal so got to bed around 12 and rested for the planned boat trip. This morning didn't begin too early as we hired a private boat and was up to us .. So about 8 o clock we met and headed for the docks. The weather is improving, I mean it wasn't raining at least which was a big thing after a few of the days we have had. We jumped aboard then took an hour cruise through the ocean to a fishing...

This morning started with a group of about 20 delicate feeling people, I mean there were people still blatantly drunk, me included, not good when having to travel and with a back pack. But we soldiered on and got on the train to Nha Trang. We started at 10 and we are now well over half way. To be fair I fell asleep for the first 4 hours, really not sure how I did that but woke up, had a walk then had lunch - sarnie and crisps.. A popular choice by all. The journe...

Today was a bit of an early one, as to beat the tourists so we left at 6 ... Didn't like getting up early but was worth it as once we had reached the My Son Temples we were the only ones there. So peaceful and the grounds were so historic. It was a little wet and both me and Emma weren't really prepared, so Toms for me and thongs for Emma, (thongs are Australian for flip flops)... Either way, not good in the mud. We had an hour looking around the grounds and some...

What a day!..,, Full!.... Started the day at 8 for the public bus to Hoi An from Hue. Expected it to be a slog but it flew by, good laughs and beautiful scenery, well, many derelict houses, sounds bad but looked good.... We had a stop half way, essentially Vietnam services... On the coast too, so headed for the beach and took some amazing photos of the sea mountains and beach, looked ace. We arrived in Hoi An around midday, we checked into our new rooms and heade...

Today started as a bit of a blur, half 8 to the hotel, to meeting just after 9. We had a nice walk through the town and down to the river where we came across some beautiful sculptures and the dragon boats, plus the roads are able to cross without the fear of death... What an actual relief. We jumped aboard the dragon boat, which was actually the people's home and workplace,then headed for an hour cruise up the Perfume River, which even though it's the rainy seas...