picSharon's birthday was spent cycling around wine cellars in Mudgee
For Sharon's birthday this year we took a few days off and headed west. We stopped in the blue mountains for a day / night…
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blogHua Hin
We have been blessed with beautiful weather in our final week in Thailand. Sharon has been making the most of it whilst I have been…
Bye Pai
We're back in Bangkok after 5 days in Pai (pronounced 'Bye'), a chill out town in a gorgeous green valley amongst the hills of northwest Thailand. …
galleryOur time in Chiang Mai
Whilst in Chiang Mai we have been pretty busy, the end of our travels is fast approaching and it won't be long till we'll be…
galleryBack to Baht
We started off early catching a shared taxi to the airport. We actually shared the taxi with the same English guy we caught a taxi…
galleryThe Magical Bay
From Hanoi we took a minibus along with 10 others to Halong City where we boarded a Pagoda style boat which would be our home…
picHanoi: The Capital
After our worst overnight bus trip yet, we arrived in the capital city of Vietnam, Hanoi. The bus ride started well, lots of empty seats…
Hue (too humid)
Hue pronounced "whey", is only 4 hours travel from Hoi An. We arrived early evening and checked into a cheap hotel called Bao Minh ($10)…
galleryHoi An, not just a place for clothes
Hoi An isn't just for clothes, we've found it a perfect spot to take some time out to soak up an enchanting part of Vietnam. …
blogHoi An, tailor made for Sharon
From Nha Trang it was our first overnight bus journey in Vietnam to our next destination, Hoi An, as we continued our journey North. So,…
Nha Trang and the booze cruise
After the sleepiness of Mui Ne, Nha Trang seemed lively and bustling and we were ready for it ! Nha Trang has a lovely long…
galleryNo moonies in Mui Ne
We arrived at Mui Ne, a quaint little fishing town on the south central coast of Vietnam, and it was a welcome break from HCMC. The…
galleryGooooooood Morning Vietnam!
Crossing into Vietnam was effortless, the difference in road conditions was welcoming. You've got to love tarmac :-) The scenery of patchwork emerald green rice…
