Mui Ne Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Beautiful moments taken in Mui Ne

Mui Ne was my favorite place in #Vietnam 🇻🇳🐠 No tourists, rounded fishing boats, spectacular sunsets and great food 😉 Day 1: Sandy Welcomes Landed in Mui Ne and was instantly hit by its beachy vibes. Checked into a sea-view resort, where the sound of waves became my lullaby. Day 2: Sand Dunes & Sunrise Thrills Explored the Insta-famous red and white sand dunes, where sandboarding added an adrenaline kick. Sunrise painted the sky, turning the dunes into a canvas of colors. Day 3: Fishy Talks & Fairy Streams Hung out at a lively fishing village, chatted with local fishermen, and got a taste of their daily catch. Explored the whimsical Fairy Stream, a chilled-out natural wonder. Day 4: Munching Mui Ne Dived into Mui Ne's food scene, feasting on fresh seafood at bustling markets. Grilled squid and fish curries were the stars, giving my taste buds a coastal joyride. Day 5: Sunset Vibes at Mui Ne Beach Wrapped up the trip with a chill evening on Mui Ne Beach. The sun dipped, painting the sky in warm hues. The beach vibes and soothing waves created a perfect farewell symphony. Leaving Mui Ne with sandy toes and a heart full of beachy memories. Until next time, Mui Ne! 🏖️✨ #MuiNeMagic

Mui Ne sunset

There’s no better way to delve into Vietnam’s fishing and marine life than a visit to a fishing village. Some 7 km north of Mui Ne, Mui Ne Fishing Village is the busiest part of the town. Get your battery 📷 charged for thousands of shots capturing coracles or round fishing boats and wooden boats docked on a flat surface of the sea, fishermen and local merchants – the liveliest scenes await you!

MUI NE FISHING VILLAGE

Muine fishing village at the North end of mui ne bay is about 7km North of mui ne Town. .Its just a public spot with benches and some local sell their catch of the day. There are so many bowl boat in this fishing village. Water not very clean and only we shed up dirty sea creatures on shore. Very picturesque scenery of the fishing village and the special bowl shaped boat. Just a place to take same photo. #vietnam #muine #mytripvlog

Colourful Fishing Boats and Fresh Seafood

While travelling from north to south in Vietnam, we spent a few days in Mui Ne where we embarked on a sunrise tour of the red and white sand dunes. One highlight of this tour was visiting Mui Ne Harbour. While the smell was pretty fishy...and the pollution wasn't great...it was still interesting to become immersed in the local culture, enjoy fresh seafood and meet some friendly people! It's a great place to come for photos too, as on a day with good weather, it can be super picturesque thanks to the hundreds of colorful fishing boats floating on the water. Find it: Mui Ne Fishing Village, Mui Ne, Vietnam #momentsmission

Sunrise, ocean and Sandunes at Mui Ne

2D1N Solo trip to Mui ne, vietnam. Doing the Sand dunes tour was truly a magnificent experience! The tour has three slots available daily, but I highly recommend the sunrise timing from what you can see from the photos, truly a breathtaking view. The tour was about 4 hours and cost me $20+ dollars.#Mui ne #Vietnam #Solo traveller #Sand dunes

This is my new year trip - Vietnam

#newyearadventure living in Bali where people think is all about beach and partying. and it’s true. but, on dec 30 2022 I booked a flight to vietnam to spent my new year over there. I really want to explore and experience new things. I spent 9 days in Vietnam from dec 30 2022 to jan 7 2023. I was really happy to spent all my days over there, I went to da lat a couple days and stay in one of the resorts there, after that I went to saigon city to explore mekong and around the city, and the really excited place I went to Mui Ne to have my first experience in sand dune also I was able to riding an ATV in the desert, and after that I went back to saigon city and spent fee days more then I flew back to Bali. it was my first experience to get out for partying new year eve in Bali. it was worth and get a lot of experience, meet with incredible people from across the world, make new friends with local and other tourist. I hope this video can be inspiring to the people who not travel yet. we only live once. once we got the chance to travel, just do it.

Breathtaking landscape in Mui Ne - White Sand Dunes

White Sand Dunes, is one of the only desert areas in Vietnam. White Sand Dunes is stretching in the area of Mui Ne sandy hills. The name of White Sand Dunes originates from its sand's color. The white sand hills are also named Bau Trang (White Lake). It is about 62km from Phan Thiet City to White Sand Dunes to the northeast, and about 30km from Mui Ne. The most striking part of the area is a small lagoon covered in lotus flowers. Beside the lake, there is also a small pine forest that keeps the wind cool, even in the hot desert. Hope you like this post if you found this useful. Cheers :) #awesomepic #muine #vietnam

Summer time at Mui Ne, Vietnam

The dilemma between mountain or beach trip can break the bond of every group. So why not both in one place?

Fairy Stream - Mui Ne, Vietnam

Fairy Stream is a small red canyon in Mui Ne. It is called red because of the dramatic combination of red, orange, pink and white. It is located 18 km northeast of Phan Thiet. Walking along the canyon there and back will take an hour and a half. During the day it is very hot to walk along the coast. You can take off your shoes and wade through the water of the river flowing from Dinh Hint Tien mountain. For the most part, the depth will reach your ankle and only in some places go up to the knee. Address: Huynh Thuc Khang, Ham Tien, Phan Thiet – Mui Ne, Vietnam. #asiatrip #vietnamtravel #summervacation #summervacation

A Fairytale Adventure?

Thanks to a pretty dramatic landscape featuring soft colored canyon of dunes that eminate orange, pink and white colors! It's a pretty unique place to visit, that's for sure, and was one of the highlights of a morning tour we joined whiile staying in Mui Ne. This unique geological formation features a little creek, with water that only comes up to your ankles, so you can walk through the majority of it without ever getting your clothes wet! Entry Price: Free of Charge (but we joined a tour...) Time Needed: Maybe around 1-2 hours. It took us about an hour to reach the end of the stream If you feel hungry along the way, we saw that some locals had set up a number of food stalls where you can pick up fresh fruit and other snacks! Plus there are even bars and restaurants more upstream the further you go - surprisingly! Find it: Huynh Thuc Khang, Ham Tien, Phan Thiet - Mui Ne #momentsmission

Beach Paradise Mui Ne

If you’re looking for an off the beaten path kind of beach vacation, look no further than Vietnam’s Mui Ne! Surrounded by beautiful beaches, Mui Ne is the kind of place where you can enjoy the waves by surfing, stand up paddling, wind surfing and more. Of course you can also just laze about on the beach drinking from coconuts sold by locals like I did 🌴🥥 In addition to the lovely beaches, you can also check out the fairy stream, a cool walking path through the dunes that leads to mini waterfall 🏞 #roadtrip#summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

The Fairy Stream in Mui Ne, Vietnam, a popular spot for internet celebrities

Known as the 'Lazy Vacation Paradise' and 'Most Romantic Fishing Village', Mui Ne, Vietnam, has transformed from an unknown fishing village that produced fish sauce to a popular seaside town in Vietnam. Mui Ne, as its name suggests, is so beautiful that it's irresistible. In addition to the sea, a small stream that flows through the sand dunes and rock formations on the east side of Mui Ne has gradually become a popular spot for internet celebrities. This is the Fairy Stream in Mui Ne. What to see: Half is flame, half is seawater. It's the perfect description for the clear blue waters of Mui Ne and the fiery Fairy Stream. The fire comes from the reddish sand mountains in the Fairy Stream that burn like flames. The Fairy Stream itself is unremarkable, but on both sides of the valley, there are towering clusters of Danxia colored rocks, like a miniature version of the Grand Canyon. The stream water continuously flows out from the cracks in the rocks, burning like a raging fire under the sun. How to play: Of course, it's best to walk barefoot in the water. The Fairy Stream, also known as the Immortal Spring, is hidden deep in the forest between the fishing village and the coast. The stream is very shallow, and the water is filled with warm, soft sand. Walking on it is like getting a massage. The scattered stream is like the delicate hand of a fairy gently stroking your bare feet. Walking forward with the stream is really super cool. Admission: Free. How to get there: Mui Ne is a small town with inconvenient public transportation. It is recommended to charter a car or drive there. It is completely sufficient to visit the Fairy Stream + Mui Ne White Sand Dunes + Red Sand Dunes + Mui Ne Fishing Village in one day. Recommended shooting location: At the entrance of the scenic area, you can first climb up the red soil mountain of the karst landform. From here, you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the hills and the sea, and it is also an excellent location for shooting the Fairy Stream.

it looks like in other world - RAD SAND DUNE

this is red sand dune in Mui Ne - Vietnam. the best time for you to come there is in sunrise time, so you see the incredible wide open landscape. it is really beautiful up there. and you can just spent there around 1-2 hours after sunrise so it will not get hot. downstairs around the street a lot of place like resto and cafe that you can take a rest and enjoy your morning coffee #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers

Interesting sand dune and amazing sunset view

📍Located in Phan Thiet, Mui Ne, this famous sand dune is a nice place to visit. You can rent a Jeep and the driver will drop you off nearer to the dune. If you are adventurous, you can try the sand sliding and imagine yourself in the dessert. We came in January and the weather was pleasant. The wind blows the sand away and it’s such a beautiful scene of nature. If you are into photos, come here around 5pm to capture 🌅 view and you won’t be disappointed. 📝Things to bring: water and food as there’s nothing at the dune. Bring sunglasses too as the sand may get into your eyes if the wind is strong. Wear slipper is recommended if you don’t want the sand to get stuck in your shoes.

Red Sand Dunes - Mui Ne, Vietnam

Red Sand Dunes are smaller than White Sand Dunes but no less beautiful. It is convenient to combine it with a visit to the White Dunes and the Red Canyon, and, which is good, they are located very close to the resort area of ​​Mui Ne and you can even get to them by bicycle. In fact, the dunes are not red at all, but rather yellow or orange. They become reddish only under certain lighting conditions. Opposite the dunes across the road there are several cafes where you can drink soft drinks and leave your vehicles in the parking lot. #asiatrip #passionpassport #vietnam #summervacation #dunes #asia #travelinspiration

Vietnam's desert

I have been to several Southeast Asian countries and found that Vietnamese people are more refined than people in other countries. At that time, I came here with a local group for 5 dollars per person to watch the sunrise. But when we got to the white sand beach, the driver who took us insisted that we take a jeep up (he said that if we walked, we wouldn't reach the top by sunrise, but this sand dune is really not suitable for walking because the sand is soft). But the starting price was 1.4 million for four people, later I bargained for 700,000 for four people, he refused. Seeing us leave, the driver who took us pulled us back, and finally we made a deal at 600,000. Actually, it's quite boring here if you don't play with sand sliding and jeep, just taking pictures. But indeed, the pictures turned out well.

Chillax on the beach

In our short trip to vietnam, we get to go this beach beach 🏖️ resort place at Mũi Né in vietnam. We didn't plan much, so we just went straight for some nice beach view restaurant seated outside ordering some local cuisine. But in general, the main activities that people love to do here is surfing 🏄as there is always constant steady wind; basically all sort of water sport activities like kitesurfing, windsurfing, sailing ⛵️ too. It should be quite away from the airport, so better take a taxi or other there should be some public transport. Sunsets are beautiful here, it's totally worth to spend your evening in here. #couplestrip #vietnamtravel #summervacation#beachvacation

Brilliant sunset at Mui Ne beach

Flashback to sundowners in Vietnam 🇻🇳⁣ ⁣ This spot of beach in Mui Ne had some brilliant sunsets the two days we stayed there 🌅 ⁣ ⁣ The sun, in its final descent, cast a golden glow upon the landscape, turning the palm-fringed coastline into a silhouette against the vibrant sky. Seagulls soared gracefully, adding to the enchanting atmosphere as they rode the gentle breeze. Taking a leisurely stroll along the water's edge, I felt the cool caress of the ocean breeze, and the grains of sand beneath my feet seemed to whisper tales of the sea. As the sun dipped below the horizon, a serene calm enveloped the beach, leaving behind a lingering warmth in the air. Witnessing Mui Ne's sunset was more than a visual delight; it was a profound experience that connected me to the rhythms of nature. The memory of this beautiful evening on Mui Ne Beach, with its stunning sunset, is now etched in my heart as a testament to the serene allure of Vietnam's coastal wonders.

#amazingvietnam #tripblazers #muine Mui Ne has the official status of one of the remote quarters of the "most Russian resort of Vietnam" - Phan Thiet. But in fact, this long strip of sandy coast with a tiny cape has long turned into an independent vacation spot, successfully luring tourists from other Vietnamese resorts with the promise of excellent surfing, warm sea, and extraordinary cheapness. Until the mid-90s, Mui Ne remained an inconspicuous fishing village: poor and living in its leisurely, relaxed rhythm. However, after the “discovery” of Phan Thiet and the South China Sea by Russian downshifters, winterers and “wave catchers” began to drop in here more and more often. Soon, the local inhabitants had to seriously make room to give way to large-scale resort development, thanks to which the modest village turned into one long noisy beach, occupied by kiters and surfers of all stripes, as well as lovers of budget Asian exotics. You can get from Ho Chi Minh Airport to Mui Ne by taxi, bus or a train running between the Vietnamese capital and Phan Thiet. The most convenient and expensive option is a taxi. Since the distance between the resort and the former Saigon is more than 200 km, the trip will “pull” 1,200,000 VND. However, if you bargain well, there is a chance to significantly bring down the price. Traveling by bus will cost around 249,000 VND, but it will take 5-5.5 hours. You can check the schedule of routes on the official website of the bus company. An option for the most economical is a train leaving for the resort from Ho Chi Minh Central Station. Such a trip lasts about 3.5 hours and costs from 94,000 VND (a seat in a shared carriage) to 1,300,000 VND (a compartment). You can book tickets on the official website of the railway company, and it is better to do this in advance, since this route is very popular among the Vietnamese themselves

phan Thiet city ,Vietnam #wintergetaway