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Mũi Né is a dreamy beach town on Vietnam’s southeastern coast, known for its golden sand dunes, palm-lined beaches, and adventure sports. It’s the perfect escape for travelers seeking sun, sea, and scenic landscapes.

Once a quiet fishing village, Mũi Né has transformed into a vibrant beach getaway famous for its sandy shores, desert-like dunes, and kitesurfing culture. Just a short drive from Phan Thiết City, it offers a peaceful contrast to Vietnam’s bustling cities.

Its unique natural beauty, including the Red and White Sand Dunes, along with cultural gems like the Fairy Stream and Cham Towers, make Mũi Né an unforgettable destination for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.

Mũi Né retains its fishing village roots, with early morning visits to the port revealing scenes of colorful boats and fish markets. It’s also home to Cham heritage, seen in ancient towers and traditional crafts still practiced in the region.

1. 🏜️ White Sand Dunes – Take a sunrise jeep tour or try sandboarding on vast, desert-like hills
2. 🌅 Red Sand Dunes – Best visited at sunset for magical views and a local crowd vibe
3. 🏞️ Fairy Stream (Suối Tiên) – A shallow, warm creek walk between red cliffs and tropical greenery
4. 🐟 Fishing Village – Watch local fishermen at work and photograph the colorful round basket boats
5. 🕌 Po Shanu Cham Towers – Ancient Cham temples with panoramic views of Phan Thiết
6. 🌊 Kitesurfing & Windsurfing – Mũi Né is one of Asia’s top windsurfing destinations
7. 🧘 Beach Yoga & Spa – Plenty of resorts offer beachfront relaxation and wellness experiences
8. 🛵 Motorbike coastal ride – Explore the scenic coastline and sand dunes on two wheels

Mũi Né is a seafood lover’s paradise. Fresh catch is grilled or steamed right by the beach. Signature dishes include:

1. 🦐 Grilled scallops with peanuts and scallion oil
2. 🦑 Steamed squid with ginger
3. 🐚 Sea snails in coconut milk
4. 🍜 Bánh canh chả cá – Thick noodle soup with fish cake
5. 🌮 Bánh xèo Mũi Né – Crispy rice pancakes with shrimp and bean sprouts
6. 🥥 Coconut-based desserts and drinks

Vegetarian food is also available at select cafes and resorts.

Visa: Indian citizens can apply for a Vietnam e-visa online (valid for 30 days, single entry). Free visa options may apply in tour packages.

Currency: Local currency is VND (Vietnamese Dong). Carry USD and exchange locally for better rates.

Language: English is understood in tourist areas, but a guide is helpful at Cu Chi.

Clothing: Lightweight cotton clothes and walking shoes are ideal.

1. Local Etiquette: Be respectful of the war site — it’s an emotional place for locals.

✅ November to April – Dry season with lots of sun, great for beach activities and sand dunes

💨 December to February – Ideal for kitesurfing (windy season)

🌧️ May to October – Rainy season, but still warm with fewer tourists

There are no direct flights to Mũi Né, but it’s easily accessible:

1. ✈️ Fly from India to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) – direct flights available from Delhi or Mumbai
2. 🚗 Private car or shared limousine from Ho Chi Minh to Mũi Né (4–5 hours)
3. 🚌 Bus from Ho Chi Minh – Budget-friendly, takes 5–6 hours
4. 🚆 Train to Phan Thiết Station, then taxi to Mũi Né (20–30 mins)