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Discover Mui Ne
Keep in mind that Mui Ne is known for windsurfing so don’t expect to spend your day on a windless beach.
Also worth mentioning is that the beaches have started to suffer from erosion in the last few years. The soft sand beach is slowly being replaced by a reef. You can still find several nice strokes of sandy beaches, but many people choose to stay in one of the large resorts with their own swimming pools.
When you stay in Mui Ne, make sure you visit the large Food Court on the main street. Here you can try out countless delicious dishes from all over the world.
Note that Mui Ne has become very popular with Russian tourists, so don’t be surprised to see even the menus translated into the Russian language.
When you are looking for a more authentic experience, consider staying in Quy Nhon instead of Mui Ne. In Quy Nhon, you will find very nice beaches and friendly locals will greet you with a big smile!
Best places to stay in Mui Ne
Le Huynh Mui Ne Hotel - Budget Friendly
Le Huynh Hotel is directly located on the main street of Mui Ne. You’ll reach restaurants, bars, and the beach within walking distance. The spacious rooms are clean and the staff is always happy to answer your questions – what else to ask for?
Standard King Room from $16
MAY Bungalow - Mid Range
The comfortable and clean rooms at MAY Bungalow come with air conditioning and a patio.
The place is located right next to the foodcourt and close to the beach, but also has a swimming pool if you feel like staying in!
Double rooms from $25
Bamboo Village Beach Resort & Spa - Treating Yourself
Looking for a tropical getaway on Phan Thiet Beach? Bamboo Village Beach Resort & Spa is surrounded by gardens and greenery. Rooms feature stylish wooden & bamboo furnishings and the resort offers plenty of facilities. Guests can chill out at the pool, spend some quiet time at the library, or exercise at the yoga room and fitness centre.
Deluxe garden view room storm from $85 incl. breakfast
Based in Bali, Maarten’s passion for travel is undeniable. In 2016, he decided to quit his job as a stock analyst and started doing what he always dreamed of: travelling through South East Asia and helping other people plan their trips. When he is not working on Gecko Routes, you’ll find him surfing in the ocean or exploring the best gems of Indonesia.
