Nha Trang Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Heya

Well the sleeper bus turned out to one of the weirdest experiences thus far. Basically its about 3 rows of the smallest bunk beds you've ever seen. Now I know Asian people are generally shorter and smaller than western Farang travelers. But I'm not joking that I could only just fit my shoulders in and my feet dangled off the the end ...

Easy Rider (20 July – 23 July):

We met our drivers/guides at half eight on Monday morning, loaded up our gear and headed off for the unknown. Our first stop was a fishing village, where we examined the various marine items for sale at the market. Next we stopped at a rice paddy, to be honest we weren't too bothered with looking at r...

Nha Trang, according to legend, means 'City of Reeds'. The city is developing as more and more people, both from Vietnam and outside, go there for holidays. There is quite a lot of building going on, including 2 large hotel complexes. It has a very long beach and the promonade is lovely with gardens and sculptures. There are not many high rise b...

Leaving the Highlands, the bus slowly drove through the misty Ngoan Muc Pass with breathtaking views of the adjacent cloud forest, sometimes with the clouds below us. Then we joined the coast road heading north, having stops at simple road-side restaurants right on the beach. Nha Trang is a popular beach resort with a large port. The hotel was ...

cooking class. what a wonderful experience. we did our cooking class with Hong, the owner of the Laugh Cafe in Hoi An. i believe i raved about it in my previous entry. anyway, it was a fun experience. and during our times at laugh cafe, both eating and cooking, we developed a wonderful relationship with Hong. first off, let me tell you how impor...

Time for an update on the joys of Vietnam! Really good fun out here but also just so random the things that happen to me. I think maybe I'm the tourist attraction not Vietnam as a lot of locals want their picture taken with me! I was not a happy chappy this morning, about 5am there was this odd kind of snake charmer music outside our window real...

I have been very fortunate to be befriended by several Vietnamese families. They have been feeding me and showing me what life is really like here. I will never think that people in America have it rough. They make do with very little. Yet, they are certainly happier than we in the US with all of our things. Yes, they would love to live in the U...

The 6 of us, including 2 Swedes we had first me in Saigon, arrived quite late in the day. We managed to find a guest house for $5 per 2 people and after settling in, we went and checked out the bars which there seemed to be a lot of in this town. Why Not Bar? was the first on our hit list, and after lots of rubbish jokes about the name we moved ...

Some beachised R&R after i leave Mui Ne.....If i ever leave Mui Ne!!! :) Well i did leave Mui Ne and after 3 days in Nha Trang i am glad i left Mui Ne. Mui Ne was much quieter and relaxing than here but the beaches are much better and cleaner. Went diving today at Moray beach and Fisherman Bay. Had about 7 metres visibility with fish and cor...

Hello all. We left Hoi An at 11.40am yesterday (thurs) and headed by train to Nha Trang, about 10 hours further south. So far we have done Vinh, Danang, China beach (locally known as marble moutain), Hoi An and now Nha Trang. It is on the coast, is slightly more of a touristy place and has lots of seafront hotel, bars, restaurants etc.... THURSD...