Mui Ne is a gorgeous little beach town that is like a ghost town at the moment as its off season. It was a great retreat from the Ibiza feel of Hoi An and the Benidorm feel of Nha Trang. I took a tour into he fishing villages, I've never seen so many boats and of a night they look so impressive, the sea is scattered with so many lights. But the smell.... I could never be a fisher man or a fish sauce producer!! The tour then took us to the white and then the red...

When we arrived in Nha Trang we decided it would be a great idea to see all the sites from the back of a motorbike :-s it was a proper one and only two people on it this time, I promise :) Driving along the coast was so beautiful and once out of the city we were the only ones on the road :) We stopped at Monkey Island and walked Into the forest part and watched the babies hanging onto and feeding off their mothers, the toddlers play fighting and swinging on th...

Today we got away from the 'Ibiza' feel and back into the travelling mode with a day trip to My Son. It was temple ruins in the middle of the mountain valleys that was bombed by the Americans during the war, there were two or three bomb holes around the site. Nobody lives here now, but it's classed as holy land. There were lots of headless Buddhas and other statues, as during the war there was a stage where (I'm not sure who) went round cutting the heads off the ...

Hoi An and our hotel was great it felt like a holiday away from travelling, it was glorious sunshine and our hotel has a pool :) Last night we went for a stroll in the old town and checked out he bustling markets of clothes and good and fruits and ate at a restaurant that looked out over the river to the islands. Today we chilled by the pool this morning, then we hired push bikes and road 4km to the beach, it was such a postcard picture and so hot you jut walke...

Today just got crazier... Somehow I got talked into doing a city tour on the back of a proper motorbike!! It was good, we went to the countryside and villages, we saw the Japanese bridge that was donated to the people and built in 20 days by continual labour from lots and lots of locals. We then went to a tomb, but it was so hot and I was feeling a lazy tourist, so I used the zoom on my camera instead of actually walking up and seeing the things!! There was some...