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We are taking the coastal train from Hanoi to Saigon in mid July and would like to spend some time on some nice beaches. Could anyone recommend any nice beaches for this time of year?
Any help would be kindly appreciated.
Rob & Sarah
#1 Posted: 4/5/2006 - 23:15
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Hi,
At that time of the year, you can visit beaches in Da Nang (My Khe), Hoi An (Cua Dai), Nha Trang beach, Mui Ne beach ... They are very beautiful.
#2 Posted: 1/6/2006 - 15:00
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Thanks for the reply. After much research we are 'splashing' out a little and have booked the tourane hotel on my khe beach danang. Looks lovely, fingers crossed the weather is nice!
#3 Posted: 25/6/2006 - 18:30
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Hi there,
My husband and I want to go to some Vietnam beaches in August, and were wondering where is best. We'd like to chill out, I think, as the rest of our trip looks like it will be pretty hectic, and would like to spend around three days somewhere on the beach. Where do people recommend? Is Nha Trang too crazy for relaxing? Is Mui Ne beach going to take too long to get to/from when we only have limited time?
Thanks,
Adelene
#4 Posted: 13/7/2006 - 19:26
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Hoi An and Nha Trang beaches will be busy, it's still quiet in Mui Ne though.
You can get there pretty easily, no worries. My Khe beach is ok but gets more surf, maybe not ideal for swimming.
#5 Posted: 13/7/2006 - 19:58