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Please recommend a Vietnamese resort for a beach holiday at the end of February
Preferences: "not the rainy season", warm sea, sandy beach, abundance of greenery, local flavor. For two adults without children.
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Nha Trang, Phu Quoc. That's just for the color you need to go to the north of the country.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka That's just in February there is no ice. You can also go to the center for color, but not earlier than the end of March, but better in April.
Yes, and if you want to find color, you can settle, for example, not in Nyagang itself, but in a village, a little higher along the coast, there is a wonderful, beautiful bay (I don’t remember what it’s called)
Yes, and if you want to find color, you can settle, for example, not in Nyagang itself, but in a village, a little higher along the coast, there is a wonderful, beautiful bay (I don’t remember what it’s called)
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answered 5 years ago
Well, to fly for 3/9 of the land in the cold and rain, well, not everyone can afford it. The author of the question is clearly interested in beach holidays as well, and in an unpromoted village it is quite possible to find flavor.
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Far away is three MULTIPLIED by nine, not divided))).
I don’t drag anyone into Vietnamese flavor. Essentially, I answered - Nha Trang and Phu Quoc. I didn’t personally visit Phan Thiet-Muine precisely because of the bad reviews (waves, muddy sea, mud). About the north of Vietnam, I mentioned that tourist areas and local color are always different places in any country. An ordinary beachgoer does not have to go there at all. Most likely, the villages near the resort area are enough for the author.
I don’t drag anyone into Vietnamese flavor. Essentially, I answered - Nha Trang and Phu Quoc. I didn’t personally visit Phan Thiet-Muine precisely because of the bad reviews (waves, muddy sea, mud). About the north of Vietnam, I mentioned that tourist areas and local color are always different places in any country. An ordinary beachgoer does not have to go there at all. Most likely, the villages near the resort area are enough for the author.
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And I Worth found where to combine the beach with moto rides around the area and visiting Ho Long Bay ... on Cat Ba Island, this is just the north. But we comfortably rested there at the end of September, beginning of October, we also stopped by Ninh Binh, a very cozy place, though without ancient buildings, for some reason, what kind of natural parks.
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Yes, it’s beautiful there, I also really want to go to North Vietnam!
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There is a lot more there, and a waterfall on the border with China, and ancient temples, and recently discovered caves, but the weather is not at all fun there, you really have to try to please in the weather, well, it's a shame to please in the rain and storm.
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Natali_NN, how many days did you devote to North Vietnam? A friend claims that 8-9 days are there for the eyes, but I don’t believe something.
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15, exactly visa-free period. From the airport immediately to Ninh Binh, on the third day, transfer to Cat Ba, a week on the island (for a relaxing holiday, the beach + 2 day excursion around the bay + rides around the island), for the restless and 3 ex days is enough. Moving to Hanoi, a little more than a day is left for Hanoi, but we are behind our backs. Many people add Sapa to the tour, but I would bring a waterfall on the border with China, it is closer, but it’s more difficult to get there, since it’s not a very popular place. It's in my plans for now. When planning, keep Asian slowness in mind. From Ninh Binh to Cat Ba we spent half a day. From Cat Ba to Hanoi 2/3 days. And remember, in the summer the island is a mecca for the Chinese, we brought the Chinese for 3 days, for the Mid-Autumn Festival, and immediately the piece of paradise turned into a hive.
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Olenka, if I had a month, I would spend it all on the north and center of Vietnam) And on the top, you can meet it in a week.
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On the subject of the question - the end of February in Vietnam is not the best time. Jellyfish come to Fukuoka. In Mui Ne, more or less, but the sea can worry there. In Nha Trang it is not yet the season, it can be cool and the sea is worried. But probably, nevertheless, in February I would go to Nha Trang.
And even better, in February, go to Thailand.
And even better, in February, go to Thailand.
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Natali_NN tell us how you plan to get to the waterfall? It's kind of complicated there. From the Chinese side it is easier to get there.
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Apyatka got in touch with a Vietnamese transport company, they gave contacts... Immediately from the airport to the town, where they get permission to visit the border zone, spend the night there. In the morning already directly to the village near the waterfall. I don’t remember the names, I learned everything and planned in the summer, but the plans changed while I put the plan on the table. If you need specifics, I can share, including the contacts of the transfer company. And by the way, getting closer from the Vietnamese side, but what I know about the Chinese is easier. I also have a plan to visit the Phong Nha Caves through the Fragrant Pagoda. It is good to go to the waterfalls in September. And in the caves in April. Well, here is a very capricious weather in Vietnam. And by the way, we were in Nha Trang in February, the sea was worried and it was not too warm, but the weather was great.
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Natali_NN everything changes, of course. But, while the logistics from the Chinese side is easier. Even a little further. It's easier when there is a regular bus) What do you know about the Chinese? Share!)
Can I travel from the Vietnamese side only through an agent? I would like to avoid communication with any agents.
Banzyok has been in my dreams for a long time. Very little information on the net. And what is, yet does not inspire optimism. On the Vietnamese side, the logistics are complicated, on the Chinese side, there are crowds of people at the waterfall. Yes, and China pulls me to other regions, somehow it does not fit with the waterfall.
Can I travel from the Vietnamese side only through an agent? I would like to avoid communication with any agents.
Banzyok has been in my dreams for a long time. Very little information on the net. And what is, yet does not inspire optimism. On the Vietnamese side, the logistics are complicated, on the Chinese side, there are crowds of people at the waterfall. Yes, and China pulls me to other regions, somehow it does not fit with the waterfall.
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Compared to you, I have a very modest experience of communicating with the Chinese. From the airport there are buses on rasrispniyu. There are more flights from Hanoi. I just want to minimize my stay in Hanoi. And yes, from the Vietnamese side it is very deserted. And according to my plans to spend three days there, in September there are comfortable +20. Well, not particularly complicated logistics from Vietnam, and the experience of the transfer of the last trip says that everything will be fine, well, if only with a delay on the way, well, this is Asia))))
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