Mui Ne It is a popular destination worldwide thanks to lovely scenery of swaying palm trees, clean and blue sea as well as the amazing enormous Sand Hill. Like a gift from nature, Mui Ne with sea breeze and swingy coconut trees is the favorite stop for domestic and international tourist. The romantic landscape here
is for those who enjoy their sweet honeymoons, for families and friends to stay away from the busy city life. Mui Ne It is a fishing village as well as  a familiar tourism area in Binh Thuan Province. It is found on Highway No. 706, and features sweeping sand dunes and beautiful rows of palm trees. The beach is shallow and sloped, the water is clean and blue and the sun rarely hides behind clouds.
There are desolate and primeval beaches that have never witnessed human exploitation as well as imposing landscapes. There is also Doi Cat (Sand Hill), which has long been a creative subject of artistic photographs and paintings. Besides beaches and sand dunes, there are also beautiful landscapes
such as Suoi Tien (Fairy Spring), the Ong Hoang
Buildingand the Poshanu Cham Tower.

     Mui Ne has long been considered the "Hawaii" of Vietnam. It boasts shady roads under coconut trees, a beautiful beach and cliffs battered by the waves of the sea.
The typical scenery of Mui Ne lies in the moving lines of golden sand caused by the wind and when they are seen from afar they look like moving waves. The scenery looks more fascinating at dawn, when young Cham girls in green dresses go to work. That's why no photographer fails to visit  this area.
Mui Ne Beach is a peaceful alternative to the beaches closer to
town. This beautiful beach is near a fishing village at the tip of
MuiNe Peninsula, 22km (13 miles) east of Phan Thiet on route 706 and 200km (125 miles) from Ho Chi Minh City. 
        Mui Ne also attracts tourists and locals alike for
its enormous sand dunes. Constantly changing with the winds and rains, the dunes are never the same. Ever! You can stroll the dunes and admire the wind's intricate patterns in the sand or revel in the shrieks of delight and laughter as youngsters (and the young at heart) slip and slide their way down 30m (100
foot) high sand dunes. (Usually ending up in a spray of sand and a giggling mass of bodies, arms and legs!

Natural Landscape

Fairies’ Stream

     Suoi Tien (Fairies’ Stream) is a natural beauty spot with a magnificent mountain-water view, a primitive environment untouched by human beings. Standing near a small stream with clear clean water is an imposing mountain of white and red colors created by the sand and soil, and caves and cliffs, which are unique and strange-looking. This is an ideal place for picnics. The site is on the way to Mui Ne, about 15 km to the North-East Phan Thiet City.

Ganh Son

    Ganh Son (cliff) in Chi Cong Village,
Tuy Phong District landscape that nature has endowed to BinhthuanProvince. The red soil and lava along the coast, which have been eroded by the rain, wind and sea waves over a long period of time, have formed different caves and strange-looking images. In the quiet, early morning of late afternoon, from Ganh Son you can see the panoramic view of a busy fishing village.

Doi Duong Beach

    Beside such famous beaches in Binhthuan as On Dia, Bai Truoc, Bai Sau, Mui Ne . ..
DoiDuong Beachis one of the ideal places with pure
and fresh environment. The wide beach stretches tens of kilometers with white and low sand gradually sloping towards the sea and then blending with the blue
water. Factually, this is an attraction to visitors for sightseeing and sea-bathing on their long journeys.

Hon Rom 

     Calm winds sing lullabies unceasingly under cool shadows of coconuts trees sagging under the weight of their fruit. White sand dunes follow the yellow ones. The dunes keep changing their shapes as a result of wind blowing. All set up a wild attraction, inviting tourists to this well-known field resort.
    Tourists often come here to sightsee and discover the unique beauty of the sand dunes. Newly built bamboo cottages on sand dunes and new forms of entertainment such as sand surfing, sea-bathing, fire burning outside camps, or boarding on fishing
boats add greater charm to the resort.

Bau Trang

    Bau Trang (white lake) is a famous land-space in Hong Lam Hamlet, Hoa Thang Village, Bac Binh District, about 65 km North East of Phan Thiet City. It is a fresh-water lake formed long ago and located amid the endless sand hills.
Bau Trang is divided into two parts by a sand hii, which are called Bau Ong (Mister Lake) and Bau Ba (Lady lake).
Bau Trang is large and is 19 metres deep at its deepest spot. Around the lake lotuses are growing.

Cau Isle

    Cau isle is a young island rising in the sea, about 9 km from the seashore, it is possible to come to this isle from several different points such as Phuoc The commune, Vinh Hao commune, Binh Thanh or from Ca Na. The time depends on each wharf but on average, it takes about 40 minutes to come to this island by motorized sampan. Cau isle is about 119 km North East of Phan Thiet City. Cau isle has the length of over 1500 meters and the largest place is nearly 700 meters and the highest one is more than 7 meters. From the main land, it looks
like a big warship. The whole island is surrounded by ten thousands of rocks with many different and shapes, they look like packs of animals of many big and small kinds, it is really interesting when having a condition to observe the whole island carefully. Around this isle, the water is always clear and blue; when the tide is low, on the seashore we can see numerous beautiful oyster shells and snail shells fascinating lots of tourists and travelers. Around the island, there are many
kinds of living sea animals and good seamen with simple tools can also find fresh seafood. On the isle, there are shallow wells for fresh water. Although the water amount is small, it is the sort of permanent leaking water - the ancient book called them "Fairy Wells". Nowadays, Cau Isle has been planned to be a sea-creature preserving area with a lot of promising prospects on
ecological tourism in the future.

What to do?

     Popular activities in Mui Ne include relaxing on the beach, golfing at the Ocean Dunes Golf Club, a top-notch 18-hole golf course designed by Nick Faldo and visiting the spectacular sand dunes of Hon Rom or exploring Cham architecture.
    Other interesting water sport available are kitesurfing
and windsurfing, with the best wind from November to April, and is also one of the few destinations in Vietnam for surfing, with waves from August to December.

When to go?

Mui Ne sees only about half the rainfall of nearby Phan Thiet. The wet season (June to September), rains tend to be fairly light and sporadic. The waves are best from August to December, and the wind is best from late October to late April; so never really a bad time to go.

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Kitesurfing in Mui Ne  
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    Mui Ne is probably the windiest place in south east Asia.
If you are interested by the wind, you should read the page dedicated to the wind in Mui Ne.
    Mui Ne has become one of the main centres of kitesurfing in South East Asia and hundreds of kites fill the sky when the winds are right. Kite surfing instruction is available, starting at $60USD/hour, beginners package of 7 lessons start at $350 USD. From November untill March you generally will have strong winds every day.