Green Hotel Nha Trang

... frequent bumps as we hit yet another 'bad' patch on the road. At US$6 each, I suppose you get what you pay for! Nha Trang is a seaside resort with lots of bars and restaurants. It's really popular with divers, but the water is murky in November, ...

... to visit Hue due to its immense importance during the War and its proximity to the DMZ. We will now instead fly directly from Nha Trang to Hanoi. I guess I'll have to suffer sandy shorts and sunburned shoulders a little longer. It could be worse. I guess ...

... us in the three nights we've spent with them. A glowing review will be posted for the Forget Me Not Hotel. Another thing I learned in Nha Trang: People are, for the most part, good.  One shitty experience can not cloud an incredible experience like ...

... 8211; the guy said if I made space he would fill it! Perfect! That night we were determined to find a nice place to eat in Nha Trang – everything was overpriced and not half as tasty as say food n Hoi An. We hit the jackpot! Walking around we came ...

... Asia on her own with such an adventurous spirit, and we stuck pretty close together for the rest of the boat tour. Boat tours in Nha Trang are a little...different to other boat tours. Every boat is set up as a ‘party’ boat, and the intention ...

... have appreciated stopping for me to set up my shot. Oh well, I will have to love it as a memory. We arrived in nha trang late afternoon...our hotel is ok. Kind of shabby, but it's directly across the street from the beach and has a nice roof top swimming ...

Another early start as we set off from Quy Nhon heading towards Nha Trang. Pretty pleased with the 300+km covered yesterday we decided to follow the same rule for this 250km stint.  Weather was lovely and we were soon cruising along the coast on ...

... that you try out the day cruise that leaves in the morning and visits the islands for some swimming/snorkeling.  We took Nha Trang Boat Cruise, it was excellent.  It costs only $7, and unlike our experience at Halong Bay this place was ...

... the Po Nagar Cham towers. These date from the 8th century, and the Cham goddess Yang Ino Po Nagar is the patron goddess of Nha Trang and venerated by Buddhists as well as Hindus.   Our next stop is Hoi An, just over 500km north of here. This ...

... went for massages and spa treatments (not really my style) I decided to rent transportation out to the salt fields north of Nha Trang. The hotel front desk convinced me that a taxi was better than making the 30-60 kilometer drive myself on a scooter ...

... about what Vietnam looked like.  I hadn't really thought about it too much, so I tried to pay more attention this time. After Nha Trang, it was mainly a road running along the beach for most of the time, but once we got about an hour past Nha ...

... off we went in a cab and found it. We were greeted by friendly staff and shown to our room. We then went for a walk round Nha Trang and to our surprise it is extremely westernised (which I have to say we were very happy about) we found somewhere to eat, ...

... will leave Nha Trang and travel to Saigon, Bangkok and then Berlin before she hits Oslo Sunday evening, starting the journey from Nha trang on Saturday afternoon.  It's been a great trip with the girls and I will miss them deeply as ...

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 ...

... post-haircut neck under the taps before the ride begins or it could be a NIGHTMARE journey. I think it's something like 11 hours to Nha Trang on the coast, then we have an hour to grab some brekkie and then change buses and up into the mountains to Dalat ...

... two women giving us quick massages, and pedicures and manicures all for a ridiculously small sum of money. I currently have light green toenails with little star flowers!  I spent the evening in my room enjoying being on my own and just relaxing ...

Post-storm, our boat trip was cancelled and the crystal clear postcard waters were brown and rough, but that was okay, we wandered the streets and bought pirated alternative music, explored the market beneath our jacket hoods and had some fantastically ...

... hot foot it down to the Mekong delta in the south and perhaps back to Phu Quoc which we really enjoyed. After one night in Nha trang we moved 30km north to a small peninsula.We are staying at a beautiful hotel called Ki-em Art house resort. The ...

... on the pavement and drove off, no help at all, lucky I'm getting better at lugging around my massive backpack. I stayed at the Green Hotel, named because it is painted a disgusting bright green, does however help when trying to find it! I had the ...

... usual legion of sun-burnt Westerners running around. But the beach is equally enjoyed by everyone, foreign and local alike. My hotel room in Nha Trang had a killer view, looking out onto the beach and the South China Sea beyond. Get this - two of the ...