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

Colorful Jeep Desert Tour

Did you know that you can enjoy the desert in Vietnam? I chose a yellow jeep to visit the White Sand Dunes, and as you can see in the second picture, there are various photos for your reference 😁 🏷️Du lịch Sinh Thái Bàu Trắng - Minh Thái ✔️Hòa Thắng - Hòa Phú, Hoà Thắng, Bắc Bình, Bình Thuận, Vietnam When you reach the top of the White Sand Dunes, you can ride a sand sled... but be aware that after riding, you'll be covered in sand, and it's very very hard to climb up 🥲

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

All the way to the south, Vietnam is more beautiful. Do not go to Nha Trang, only love Mui Ne. The sun slowly climbs up, from silence to hustle, from dusk to dawn, bougainvillea and the sea, all tastes of summer~