From riding around in open top army jeeps, spring roll cooking classes to bartering with friendly locals at the markets. Vietnam has it all, quickly becoming our favourite place to visit with the children in tow. Its clear here that despite the economic hardships the country may suffer in places (in other places – extreme luxury) the Vietnamese people are some of the happiest and most welcoming people we have found anywhere on our travels.
Is the Better Together Hub in Phu Quoc Worth It?
Our honest review of the Better Together worldschool hub on Phu Quoc: what the kids did, what costs extra, and why we stayed twice as long as planned.
Is Sun World Hon Thom Worth It? An Honest Family Review
Fake Venice, the world record cable car and a water park that shames Europe. Our honest family review of Sun World Hon Thom, with the queue mistake to avoid.
Is Phu Quoc Worth Visiting with Kids? Our Honest Family Guide
Five weeks on Phu Quoc taught us that this popular Vietnamese island is more than just an Instagram backdrop. We didn’t plan a holiday here; we chose Phu Quoc because the Better Together Worldschool Hub is based here at Le Forest Resort. This piece is our family’s take on the island itself. What follows is…
Da Nang Rainy Day With Kids
From epic indoor playgrounds and rainy-day cafes to resorts with their own waterparks, here’s how to keep the whole family entertained in Da Nang whatever the weather.
Can You Use Uber in Vietnam? (Grab, Taxi Scams & the Best Alternatives)
Uber doesn’t exist in Vietnam – here’s how to get around safely and avoid scams
