Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island, located in the Gulf of Thailand. Holidaymakers come here to enjoy the stunning beaches and island life. And, out of all the beaches could Sao beach be the best in Phu Quoc?
If you’re looking for a laid-back beachside town in Southern Vietnam, you’ve come to the right place! Mui Ne is a 4 - 5 hour drive from Ho Chi Minh. The city is actually called Phan Thiết but generally, most people will just refer to the area as Mui Ne which is a small coastal town within the city. In this guide, I've listed the best things to do in Mui Ne, along with transport options & where to stay.
Hoi An is often at the very top of people's Vietnam bucket lists, and for good reason! The ancient buildings, dripping with beautiful vines and flowers, to the delicious food and the colourful lanterns lighting up every street. If you’re unsure of how many days is enough, this Hoi An itinerary will answer all your questions.
Da Nang is a diverse city in Central Vietnam. With one side lined with skyscrapers and hectic city streets. And, the other is built along a stunning stretch of beach. If spending 2 days in Da Nang this guide is perfect for you. I’ll give you a rundown of the very best places that need to be added to your Da Nang / Vietnam itinerary.
When someone says you aren’t allowed to do something, doesn’t that just make you want to do it even more? This is the feeling when it comes to exploring the Abandoned Water Park in Hue which is “closed” to visitors. This is a place of mystery & intrigue, and a site that should be on every adventurous traveller's Vietnam bucket list.
Hue is a city in Central Vietnam, and during the Nguyen Dynasty, it was the country's capital. Today Hue is a mix of rich culture & history, incredible food, and awesome nightlife. Plus, an Abandoned Water Park which has a new wave of visitors thanks to Instagram. This guide to 3 days in Hue not only includes a suggested itinerary but also information on transport, accommodation and the city's best attractions.
Northern Vietnam has some of the most remote and stunning scenery in the country, delicious food & one of the best places to experience the rich Vietnamese culture. If you’re taking the time to read this North Vietnam itinerary, I’m assuming you’re in the process of planning a trip to Vietnam. I’m so excited for you because Vietnam is a fantastic country and one of my favourite places in Asia.