I'm glad you liked the video. And enjoy the ride when you get to that point. It's a great experience!

I can only speak for myself, but despite not being a lightweight, I never lacked speed or power. Neither on the scooter featured in this video, nor on the other two I rented in Hoi An and Ninh Binh respectively

How wonderful to hear from my favourite person in Ho Chi Minh City!

Thanks a lot for your kind comment!

I literally didn't see a single mosquito during my month in Vietnam

The limit for driving without an international permit valid in Vietnam is 50 cc. I found it to be fully sufficient, I rented those in 3 different destinations. For driving the Hai Van pass a semiautomatic is the best choise, and they're surprisingly easy to drive. Link for "my" shop where I rented it is in the description

Hej Marianne; Det tør jeg ikke svare på, det vil kræve, at jeg kommer op med en idé til noget, jeg synes, KZbin "trænger til"

I understand your concerns after watching my video. I later found out that the conditions were very unusual on the very days I was in Tam Coc, because there had been unusually high rainfall resulting in high water levels. In fact, during that period, you couldn't sail through the caves in Na Trang at all because of the water level. So I think "my lady" pushed us through the caves simply because she needed something to live on, even though the water level was high. If you watch the American couple's video, those are the conditions you should relate to, not the conditions in my video.

@@LausSorensen ok thanks! We should check it out then when we visit. I have watched countless videos of Tam Coc, Tran An and Linh Coc river boat tours, and I really like the scenery, peace and privacy of the Linh Coc river. Were there other boat ladies waiting at the little pier? We are a group of 6 and would need 3 boats. Thanks so much!

@@Jessica-zt7oh When I went ashore there was a group of 3 boats leaving

I used to be a primary school teacher, but that's a very long time ago

I am Danish, living in the Czech Republic

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Every time this question comes up in the Facebook groups about Vietnam that I'm in, no one has ever been sick. So personally, I consider it to be safe - with consideration.

I was growing up in Saigon, i knew most street foods are not that safe unless the government inspect regularly?

@@henryshen6988 they are inspected regularly. But if eating street food doesn't make you feel comfortable, of course you shouldn't do it.