Hoang Yen Hotel Quy Nhon

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... 40 heures de Train + bus + train + bus + attente entre 2.<br><br>Mais nous avons tout de meme de la chance, car nous avions decide d'attendre 1 journee de plus a Hoi An le temps que le typhon passe plus au Sud, et ce typhon (Mirinae) a fait 31 morts et une vingtaine de personnes sont portees disparus, des cargos se sont echoues sur la cote et de nombreuses habitations etaient sous l'eau... l ...

... was a wiry young man, possibly on drugs, leaning out of the sliding door yelling at big trucks, animals, and people on mopeds. It all created a nail biting experience that ended in a feeling of gratefulness for life at the end of the ride. <br> We pulled into Qui Nhon at around noon. I hopped on a moped that claimed to know where Barbara&#8217;s was. Barbara&#8217;s is a place owned by a Kiwi and has dorm room beds for a little more than $2 a night. He dropped me off at the first ...

... and laughed to save face. The family smiled and began to walk off, I gave them a "Duhm Biet", or goodbye, and went back to watching the sand crabs repair their home&#8217;s damages caused by the heavy rains.<br><br>Back to thinking...where was I? Probably thinking about how travel is like religion in the fact that every one does it for their own personal reasons or something like that. Oh man, I don&#8217;t even know. How about these crabs, industrious little guys aren&#8217;t they?

... beautiful weather and the beach was fab... The sand looked like it had specks of gold in it and the sea was really clear. Definitely the best beach we've been to so far. Plus, we were about 10m from our hotel... <br><br>Later that day, we saw the sights, or rather we tried to! We tried to find the abandoned American tank that had left in the sea and could only be seen at low tide. However, we later found out that it was taken away a while ago... We then ...

... t so we took Highway 19 - a coastal road, which was amazing especially since I (Sedge) wasn't driving, beautiful coastal road with amazing views!!! We arrived at a little beach with practically no people on and clear blue sea and sky's!!! a nice afternoon in all!!! <br><br>After it was back to the Hotel for dinner and get ready for our trip to Nha Trang the next day......<br><br>All in all we didn't like it here that much!!<br><br><br>

... sun on the mass games of football and volleyball going on, the boats which were painted a million different colours and the people sitting on the wall of the promenade watching the action. What wasn't so pretty was the man having a **** on the beach. The next day, I decided, and this may come as a shock to some of you, that I fancied a day at the beach. What may also come as a shock is that I haven't been on one since Ju left ...

... 35°c). Every time we stopped at one of the sites, it looked as if we had cycled under a permanent raincloud. No wonder the locals hide away in any shaded areas throughout most of the day, but as a nice suprise it seemed no one was working and all of our entrance fees were waived as a result. On the way back we stopped at Long Khanh Pagoda, which somehow manages to hide a 17 metre tall Buddha within its confides. Plastered on its chest was a ...

... tv and aircon... think... i could live there... actually needs a kitchen. anyway great room we are over the moon about that and weare going out for a drink tonight because we had brunch at 4. so we arent hungry, but money saved can be spent on drinks!!!! (i think thats how money is saved..right?) we are like celebrities here aswell because there are so few western ...