Mui Ne Travel and Tourism Guide

I had hired a motor bike driver for the day to take my around the sights of Mui Ne, this meant getting up again at 6:30. I managed to get up in time blurry eyed and met up with the driver, first stop, he informed me was the fishing village. We sped off down the road helmet-less once again on the back of a scooter. I forgot to mention in Cambodia whilst on the back of a scooter we nearly crashed due to a roaming cows all over the road.  I arrived safely at the busy and smelly fishing ...

Everything goes on the back of a motorbike in Vietnam: caskets of fruit, beer, computer monitors, fridges and generations of families. Due to my own cowardice or, perhaps, sensibility, everything apart from me, it seemed. Until now. Yes, I know I said I wouldn't do it, due to the lack of helmets, the hectic roads and a general will to live, but I have. I was awaiting pick-up from a bus company to take me to Mui Ne beach, and had been told a driver would come at 8:00 to take me to the bu...

  I woke late but felt refreshed so didn't feel bad about sleeping past breakfast. Once up we headed away from the main hotels and bars and walked to the picturesque fishing village about 3km away. I was starving but managed to wait till we got back to the hotel for food. It turned out that the hotels restaurant was affiliated to the restaurant we went to a couple of weeks ago in Ho Chi Minh. Thankfully the standard of the food was equally good. Despite the high winds causing the se...

I’ve slept well in our room with super air conditioning and we get up at 5.30 am, to leave Ben Tre at 7. First we have to drive in the wrong direction, to get to the ferry to cross the Mekong, before we can continue moving actually closer to our destination. At first all the seats in the front of the bus are taken, but soon Michel announces that the guide’s seat will remain empty today, so I gladly move forward, because in the back nobody’s already enough awake to chat. When we arrive...