L'Anmien Muine Resort And Spa Phan Thiet

... Hotel gefunden, am Strand und mit Schwimmbad !<br>Wahrend den folgenden Tagen haben wir die Umgebung von Mui Ne entdeckt. Dank der Hilfe von Hai, ein Vietnamer den ich kennengelernt habe, haben wir viele Sachen erfahren, wie die Erzeugung von Reizalkohol, von Nuoc Mam (Fischsauce) usw... Wir haben auch die Natur genossen aber das Wetter war nicht schon. Das war logisch, weil wahrend wir in Mui Ne waren, hat ein Taifun die Kuste von Nha Trang und Hoi An verwustet. Wir haben Gluck ...

... darkening sky and the way the light played off the clouds. <br><br>When we got back to the bungalows, Pike's jet lag took over and he took a nap while Konrad and I explored the transportation options available to us for the next day. We were planning to head to Nha Trang in the morning and meet Ma and Pa there. Unfortunately, the dreaded open tour bus still rules in Mui Ne, so the only buses to Nha Trang (5 hours north) depart at 1:30am and 1 ...

... of the crashed buses we saw apparently killed 4 Koreans. Anyway at 2.30 am with a couple of rough hours sleep we were dropped at a service station in the middle of no where (4 hours earlier than expected). Then found a taxi and got taken to Mui Ne, woke a girl and checked into a hotel. quite nice http://www.baoquynh.com/. Unfortunately the town we got off the bus at is a major fish sauce producer and somehow Hamish's ...

The bus ride to Mui Ne was on an air-conditioned coach, but between the hot Vietnamese sun and our seats near the back, the bus got uncomfortably hot by noon. We stopped at a restaurant along the way, which provided a little relief, but we were happy to be departing the bus for good in Mui Ne around 13:30. As always seems to be the case, we were immediately surrounded by motorcycle and taxi drivers with brochures to represent the various hotels and ...

... a lot of bagettes with honey (no peanut butter) Yesterday we found a place that serves pancakes with nutella we haven't told the girls yet. We are settled and loving it. We don't have much of a desire to move to far because transportation is so slow. Our intentions were to go further up the coast hopefully to Hoi An but when it takes 5hrs to travel 220km I don't think we will attempt anouther full day journey further north.

... streches a decent distance. After doing the tourist thing here and having a few pictures taken we moved on again. We made a stop at another fishing village and too a picture here. It was impressive to see as they lived in little more than curraughs. The next stop was red sand dunes. These were the same as the white sand dunes only red. The final stop was to go see a fairy stream. Our driver sent us up the path to the stream and we were immediately greeted by ...

... im sure a small Loch Ness Monster... all in all not fun.... we only half decided to finish the trip to try and value our monies worth and then headed back to the fab beach for an evening swim in the beautiful sea. Next day, pretty much nothing, morning swim, check out, lunch, on the bus and its off to Saigon. Back to the City.... bright lights, loads of bars, and people..... bring on Saigon i can do with a party i havent had a hangover in nearly four days!!!!!!!

... in front had rotted wooden doors that hung on hinges just waiting to swing open one last time before breaking off completely. Over top of the stalls was dried bamboo stems that was probably left there during construction and forgotten, so brown and dried it was. There was a hole cut out in the floor of each stall and some sea green porcelian around each, complete with 2 foot pads for one to assume a squatting position over the hole. As I ...

... We passed another accident scene whereby dozens of locals surrounded a bike....all was cleared but one only had to imagine the human inuries adding to the smashed bikes... the Vietnamese really don't think ahead and ignore the possibility of other drivers possibly affecting others' safety at the same time.... oh well... The long wait for our 1am bus dragged out but we did momentarily rock up at a beachside open-air bar with a half-hearted Hallowe'en fancy ...

... like this: Send an e-mail to a number of agents or resorts and wait until the next day for a reply. Read the replies, say "F***!!' loudly and frequently and change the plans. This continued for a soul destroying two weeks. Eventually however, we managed to secure a reservation, find a flight for a reasonable price and get our passports sent away (and returned with visas no less) in time for our departure. At the same time we were also winding up our contract, sifting through ...