Seagull Quy Nhon
489 An Duong Vuong St Quy Nhon, 956841, Vietnam
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The best stopover.
Quy Nhon is a place that people only seem to stay at, if they are travelling from Nha Trang to Hoi An. We were exactly the same. The road there was much easier no mountain passes, so the distance didn't seem too bad. We stopped on route at a hotel owned by petrovietnam. There was a petrol station there, we had a great meal and the manager couldn't …
Foreigner-Free Zone
Thursday, June 30th Hello all!
A mostly uneventful day today. I got up a little earlier than Andrew and headed downstairs for breakfast. Despite making an effort to get downstairs at 8:30am...even earlier than the previous day, the staff seemed really put out by my wanting breakfast, lol. I didn't really care...mostly I just found it funny …
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Speed like no other machine
... it rained more and the harder he put the breaks on (skidding) and the more trouble he found himself in. Besides the short man had 125kmh out of it, now on sweeping bends the kid exceeded 145kmh. . One manouver almost cost the wing mirror as we were the 3rd vehicle to try to overtake on a blind bend / hill with usual moped bystanders..for that split second we became the meet in the bread sandwich which the bread was actually ...
Quy Nhon
... motorbike after having breakfast at a café across the road from our hotel. It was an interesting experience. No one spoke english, so the waiter wrote down the food options for us. We had a decent breakfast. At the end we tried to ask the manager where we could rent a motorbike and he brought us forks. We ended up renting a motorbike from a tourist place further up the beach. We also bought our bus tickets to Hoi An from there. ...
Next Stop – Quy Nhon
... that they don’t get a lot of tourists here as nearly everyone we walked past stared at us before smiling and then saying ‘hello’. Even people on motorbikes that sped past turned around and stared or waved and shouted ‘hello’ as they drove past. It was really nice and a welcome break from the hectic tourist places we have been at previously where every other person is trying to sell you something and asks ...



