From Phu Quoc we took a long journey to Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. We did mess up here and cost ourselves a day. We could have taken a much shorter journey but as we had to show proof of onward travel from Vietnam we rushed it and booked a ferry crossing from Chau Doc. We later realised we could have just crossed the border at Ha Tien (much closer). We took a ferry from Phu Quoc to Ha Tien. Our hotel had packed us a breakfast but I accidently left it ...

Our final destination in Vietnam was Phu Quoc. We stayed for six nights with the aim being to relax...which was exactly what we did. Joey's parents and younger brother paid for our accomodation as a Christmas present which was so kind of them. They found us two beautiful accomodations and we picked one. We chose Brenta Phu Quoc. The staff were so friendly and accomodating. Our room was lovely. The hotel is still fairly new and they are building more rooms and a ...

Next stop - Mui Ne! We were picked up by a minibus, which I thought would be a nice ride down, only around ten of us, lots of room. Of course that wasn't the case. We were dropped off to a coach that was already packed. Thankfully I managed to get me and Joey seats together right at the back. There was no room for luggage under the bus so it all went in the aisle instead which meant climbing over peoples bags to get to our seats! I soon realised the reason for th...

The next stop on our travels was Da Lat. We decided to take an overnight sleeper bus which was meant to depart at 10pm and get us to Da Lat for 6am the next morning. It didn't quite work out like that. At 10pm a motorbike taxi picked us up and then dropped us to a bus station. We then had to get on a mini bus for ten/fifteen minutes to take us to the actual overnight bus. I had a very bad stomach and thought worst case scenario I can use the toilet on the bus. To...

Due to having limited time we decided not to go to North Vietnam this time but save it for another time, otherwise we would be very rushed. We touched down in Vietnam and waited to go through arrivals. My stomach was doing flips as we still had no confirmation of onward travel. So I delegated Joey to go first in case there were any issues. Thankfully they let him through with minimal questions asked so I knew I was good to go. Coming out of the airport we were...