So after another 13 hours on an overnight bus we happily arrived in hoi an, straight away we were pulled in by the scenery and the old fashioned building all set on the river, really was beautiful. We stayed at a homestay and the people running it were really nice! We especially got on with the cleaner who seemed to burst into hysterical laughter whenever she caught sight of us (must be Ems sun burnt face). We were both quite tired so decided to have a little na...

Getting a bus from Mue ni to nha trang took close to 7 hours! Not the nicest of journeys with someone throwing up behind dom and horrible toilets (just a room with a hole) but we survived yet another bus journey! We arrived in nha trang at 7pm so couldn't see much of what the place was really like but it was busy! Still the same as any city food stalls everywhere people randomly siting on the street having dinner and lots of people trying to get you to come to th...

So Mue ne was actually really nice! Emma wasn't convinced especially after a couple issues with our room (we moved rooms 4 times) and a slight infestation of lizards and ants! However after we got over the grimness of our room we soon discovered how beautiful Mue ne was! The beach was amazing! Miles and miles of perfectly white sand! The waves were really strong! very fun to mess around in though! Emma still not too convinced due to a huge jellyfish apparently a...

We got a bus from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City previously called Saigon, a very boring 7hour bus journey including the crossing into Vietnam which was very quick and easy due to already getting our visas when in Cambodia! Arriving here was manic the city literally never stops and the roads are always packed filled with motorbikes mainly and a few cars along with food stalls everywhere and the usual having people try to sell you all sorts of things! We found ...