….We arrived in Hoi An at 6am after a 12hour journey on the Night Bus. The bus was really cool and quite luxurious; we had a reclining leather chair and got a blanket and free water. Beth was ok, although typically , me being tall I got probably the worst seat on the bus. I was next to the toilet so you lose a few valuable leg inches…oh well I slept sky-bomber style... Being woken at 6am was tough, especially with the touts awaiting you to try and lure you...

Nha Trang is is a developed beach resort which used to be a fishing village. Theres plenty of hotels (cheap hotels) restaurants and even a book exchange (we have both been reading loads...especially Dom) The first afternoon we chilled on the beach for a couple of hours and read our books. The next day we hired moto drivers and headed out of town to the Thap Bo hot spring centre which offers mud baths followed by mineral baths. Being on a budget we opted for a...

Oh dear..... We have just lost lots of photos again! Having problems with memory card . So we've had to make do with what we have (and cheat a bit using Google Images!!!) That memory card has now been BINNED!!! Took us about 6 hours to get from Saigon to Da Lat. Its beautiful here. But very cold (im sure its still not quite as cold as Hull is at the moment...but cold for us) Dom keeps saying it reminds him of Bridlington (err... hehe i know what he means...hmm!!...

After a long day we finally arrived in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) around 6.30pm. The minibus journey was funny, as me and Beth were the only foreigners on the minibus. So from the start we were being poked and they were trying to talk us but we didn't have a clue what they were saying so were just smiling and nodding politley.I had an elderly lady sat next to me and she even fell asleep on my arm. We got dropped off at the bus station and then bundled into a sma...

From Phu Quoc Island we got a 2 hour boat across to Can Tho which is a little but very busy town lying next to the Mekong Delta. It is the transportation center for the region, as its connected to the other towns of the Delta by rivers and canals. It's famous for its floating markets. A floating market is exactly what it sounds like, a market that floats hehe. You'll see from the pics, but its just loads of small boats each selling some kind of fruit or veg! T...