Visit Mui Ne
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Desert
- River
Mui Ne: How to get there?
5-6 hours by bus from Ho Chi MinhMui Ne: See when to go ?
From November to JulyMui Ne: For how long?
1 to 2 daysLearn more about your destination
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Mui Ne Vacations
Mui Né is a fishing village and small seaside town. The scenery is very varied but the sand dunes give it an air of being in the desert. When I was in Vietnam, it was love at first sight for me.
Mui Ne: What to see nearby?
What our travelers think of their stay
Coastal town in the south of Vietnam, a lovely getaway from Ho Chi Minh.
My suggestion
Lovers of fish and seafood, you will be replete!
Mui Né is a fishing village and small seaside town. The scenery is very varied but the sand dunes give it an air of being in the desert. When I was in Vietnam, it was love at first sight for me.
My suggestion
Make sure you see the sunset over Mui Né's port, you won't be sorry!
Mui Ne is a seaside town in the south of Vietnam where there is the beach, the dunes...and a lot of doing nothing!
My suggestion
If you are avoiding tourists don't go to Mui Ne!
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