After a flight from Hanoi to Bangkok and a long queue to get our passport checked where we watched several Russians try to push in, only to be turned away everytime we arrived at our hotel on Kohsan Road. It was recommended to us and we chose it as it had a rooftop pool so we could relax for our last 3 days while topping up the tan. However instead of going straight to the pool we went to MBK shopping mall as ur top priority in Bangkok was to shop for ourselves a...

After a quick stop Hue we got on another night bus to Hanoi. This bus was a lot more comfortable and we all managed to sleep reasonably well. Having said that when we got in to our hotel room we all crashed out. Late afternoon we took a stroll to the old quarter and the lake. It looked a nice city and had very modern shops. The old quarter had smaller streets with lots of places to eat. After choosing one we went to the famous junction where there is the cheape...

Hoi An is famous for tailoring, there were hundreds of shops. J wanted to get a suit tailored so when we arrived the hotel recommended a tailors in town. We went straight away as only having 2 nights in Hoi An was not that long. When we arrived at Kimmys we were all given computers with thousands of different styles on. J chose a really nice Hugo Boss styled suit and Darius chose a coat. The boys got measured up, chose the material, lining etc… and arranged t...

We arrived at Nha Trang in the early evening, settling in to a very nice hotel. It is run by a Vietnamese family with the cutest little children. After dinner we taught Darius and Toby to play Yanif. This was a good job as the next day we woke to rain! So annoying as we all fancied a nice day at the beach and we had travelled on such a sunny day! Typical! So instead we played Yanif until lunchtime and we are so hoping for good weather as our tans are fading! The ...

Vietnam is proving cheap! Our transport has cost us $40 to travel the whole of the country on a sleeping bus, although our first journey was not that great! Firstly we were at the back where the air con didn't reach and then the bus driver on Asian form decided to use his horn every 2 minutes meaning it was hard to sleep. We eventually arrived at Mui Ne in the afternoon and firstly got a nice room with 3 double beds in; a girl on the bus, Christine decided to sha...