by whidbeyben
We missed this port of call due to Super typhoon Saola. On this particular itinerary, we missed our first 3 ports of call, skirting around this storm. 😕 We were at sea for 8 consecutive days without setting foot on any land mass. There was a small passenger mutiny on board. The captain threatened to have all the mutineers put ashore at the next port of call (wherever that might be). It was an ugly affair and not handled very professionally by the captain or crew.
by JeffG1109
This was another interesting place to visit, lots of temples. Some with lots of steps. Fascinating place.
Visited: Nov 23, 2019
by sol0564
Again this port is isolated and very far from the nearest town..you got two choices,take a very expensive shore exursion organized by the ship or risk taking a taxi that cant speak and understand english,drives dangerously and at a rip off price....Ships should provide a shuttle service even for small price to bring the people to the nearest town to safeguard its patrons!! The port is about 30km from DaNang city..or more than an hour drive..
by kendosnags
Ok, but somewhat rushed excursion
Visited: Jan 30, 2020
by Firehawk110
Did an overnight here. Very interesting city today. Never saw this part of the country when I was here 50 yrs ago. It was Yet holiday. Lots of closures.
Visited: Jan 16, 2020
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