Our final Vietnamese destination, Saigon, took us most of the day to get to. The bus journey was fairly uneventful other than the fact Laura needed the toilet half way. The bus drivers were refusing to stop the bus for her but after some forceful persuasion they finally pulled over. Laura and Sarah then had to hop through some overgrown area to find somewhere for a nature toilet. For those of you reading our blogs you will realise going off the beaten track in ...

We arrived in Mui Ne to the heat and sunshine. After wandering around for a bit we managed to find some beach front accommodation where we had our own private bungalow. Mui Ne is so picturesque with the beach rolling on for miles. Its the smallest place we've been so far and the town itself is just one street and the beach. We quickly changing into our beach ware and headed to the beach which is where we spent the next 5 days. Mui Ne consisted of a lot of ea...

We arrived in Nha Trang to the most rain we've seen this whole trip. Which is a shame because we were told that the only thing there is a beach! The night bus had been far less stressful than our first, but by no means is it a pleasant journey. We all decided to go back to bed for a bit as it was 7am to try and get some much needed sleep. We woke up a few hours later to find the rain had subsided, but the weather was still pretty miserable. We decided then t...

By the time we had arrived in Hoi An it was already night time so we dropped our stuff off and headed straight out for dinner. The town is so beautiful and is located right next to a river. While we were walking around we notice little lights floating down the river and realised they were candles. We had always wanted to see this and it was the most picturesque sight. You can buy them from children and place them into colourful, waterproof paper and float them ...

We arrived in Hue after probably our worst night of the trip so far. The night bus consisted of a normal bus with 21 bunk beds crammed in. The beds were a pod, which are obviously designed for Vietnamese people as we struggled to get our limbs into them. We then had to spent 15 hours being thrown around (quite literally) and if we're honest all of us thought there was a possibility we would die that night! We now all know what the Stig is doing for a living sin...