Hoi An, located half way between the North and South Vietnam is one of the most charming city of the country.  It is a remarkable place off the coast of the South China Sea, in the heart of the Quang Nam province with about 120,000 inhabitants.  This small riverside town lies on the banks of the Thu Bon River and is filled with beautiful wooden houses, assembly halls, silk shops and chapels.

Mui Ne is a coastal resort town located in South-eastern Vietnam close to the city of Phan Thiet and some 200 km north of Ho Chi Minh City.  What was once a traditional fishing village became a popular leisure destination since the 90s’.  Indeed, it is  one of the country’s top resort destination, offering a beautiful beach, amazing weather and many beach front hotels, restaurants, and bars to choose from.  Its kilometres-long beach is quiet and peaceful, ideal for morning walks and jogging. It is also a good destination for water sport lovers, especially popular for kite surfing and windsurfing due to strong sea breezes.

The city of Ho Chi Minh (HCMC) also known as Saigon is located on the banks of the Saigon River and on the edge of the Mekong Delta in the South of Vietnam, some 60 kilometres from the South China Sea. What was once known as the Khmer sea port of Prey Nokor in the 17 century, today became Vietnam’s largest city and the most important economical and industrial hub of the country.  It is a dense, crowded, noisy and very busy metropolis with a city population of around 5 millions. Many believe that HCMC is the essence of the nation with many exciting historic and cultural places to be discovered and a vibrant street life to be enjoyed day and night.  It is a perfect mix of old and modern, French and Asiatic influence.