How many kilometers from Nha Trang to Mui Ne. Mui Ne resort in Vietnam: the pros and cons of holidays and our review of the village

UPD. An article about holidays in Mui Ne was written a hundred years ago. Now I wouldn't be so categorical. There are also advantages: fresh seafood, low prices, beautiful nature, sea (you can’t always swim, but it exists!). One day I will return to Mui Ne and rewrite the post, but for now please do not be offended if the text caused negative emotions in you. Vietnam is awesome!

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I’ll share my impressions, reviews, show photos and talk about what the popular resort of Phan Thiet in the south of Vietnam and its “branch” Mui Ne, which is affectionately called “Mui Ne” by people, actually is. favorite place hangouts of kitesurfers and Russian package tourists.

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But first, some background. Oh, it's been so long since I wrote a backstory! If you are interested in practical information, you can go directly to the desired place in the article by clicking on the link:

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Was there Vietnam in my life? Probably was, since the old passport has an entry stamp on a Vietnamese visa purchased for $77 in the center of Vientiane, Laos. I'm with 70 men to travel around the country. With all my heart I wanted to travel from north to south in a month and see authentic villages, National parks and deserted beaches that I once read about.

Now that I love and am loved by a wonderful, adequate person, it is difficult for me to understand the motives that moved me at that period of my life. What made me abandon my planned route overnight, buy two plane tickets with my own money, and follow someone I didn’t need into noisy Mui Ne, where I didn’t want to go?

Partly the passion I wrote about earlier. But, to be completely honest, the driving force was the sudden fear of being left alone and the self-doubt that was progressing at that time. It was in this strange state that I found myself at night on the streets of Vietnamese Mui Ne. A place that did not fit into my format, and into whose format I did not fit in any way.

But the fact remains a fact. I arrived in Mui Ne, stayed there for several days, and then quickly left the resort. In the best traditions. At night.

Visiting foreign backpackers, who were mistakenly brought to Mui Ne by the finger of fate, curse and also try to quickly recover their legs, after which they heal their mental wounds with bottles of beer in Saigon, where, sitting in the evening on small blue chairs in the Pham Ngu Lao area, they tell their exciting stories about adventures in the “Russian ghetto” in the ears of those who for some reason are planning to go to Mui Ne, having read about the resort in the guidebook.

If at this moment you casually say something like “By the way, my mother tongue is Russian,” you can only hear in response a sad “I’m very sorry.” D'you wanna beer? I invite.”

It’s not that foreigners don’t like Russians, but rather they are shocked by the surroundings of Mui Ne. A person simply cannot expect to come to Vietnam and find himself in the Russian 2000s. Nowadays, you don’t really need to go to Russia to hear Alla Pugacheva and Nikolai Baskov screaming their wonderful songs all over the street.

All this is right on the main street in Mui Ne along with borscht, dumplings, sour cream and smiling Vietnamese people who try to sell you dragonfruit for $3 apiece and say that “This is deseva, madam! Autumn is early!”

To be honest, Mui Nya is one of those rare places on Earth, which I don’t like and where I don’t want to return for any price. In this article I will try to talk about the resort impartially and note the main pros and cons that caught my eye.

You will say that everything was written a long time ago. Yes but not all. What they write about Mui Ne is often lies and custom-made nonsense, copied by copywriters from other copywriters who have never been to Vietnam.

The very first tab at the request of Mui Ne led me to the website of the travel agency “Rainbow”, where it says that “Phan Thiet is perfect for family vacation with children, because there are comfortable beaches” and that Cape Mui Ne, it turns out, is perfect place For have a relaxing holiday. Sure sure. Why!

Let at least my dear readers learn the truth from me, since the Rainbow agency and others like them are not helping in this.

The secret of the popularity of Mui Ne and Phan Thiet

Mui Ne was once a simple village in the south of Vietnam. Fishermen leisurely caught fish and shellfish in their small basin boats, day after day the sun rose at 5.30 am and set below the horizon at 6 pm.

Just like 1000 years ago, today the time of sunset and dawn in Vietnam is unchanged. Just like 100 years ago, the streets of the village are now filled with the intoxicating smell of fish sauce. But some things have changed and continue to change.

The wind constantly blows from the desert. In the early 2000s, the same wind brought the first kitesurfers and windsurfers to Mui Ne. Since then, the once deserted shores south of the fishing village have begun to be actively built up with hotels and concrete houses.

Just 5-7 years ago, mostly surfers and kitesurfers traveled to Mui Ne. During the day the guys rode, and in the evening they got drunk and picked up girls in several local bars. A sort of party “for our own people.” It was possible to live cheaply and have fun all winter in the company of kiter friends.

But one day large Russian companies found out about Mui Ne travel companies. Monsters of the travel industry saw the potential and began selling organized tours to a godforsaken village in southern Vietnam.

The Vietnamese know how to adapt, so they quickly learned the Russian language, raised prices for housing and fruit, and turned the area around Mui Ne into the tourist capital of Vietnam, giving the growing resort the proud French name of Phan Thiet.


View of the coast from the observation deck
Fishing boats
Boats from which they catch sea creatures that tourists love so much
Beach in the morning

Mui Ne and Phan Thiet beaches

Mui Ne and Phan Thiet are located 7 km apart on the coast South China Sea. Tourists who have a higher travel budget settle in Phan Thiet. There's more expensive hotels and the prices in the cafe are higher than in Mui Ne. Those with a more modest travel budget tend to find accommodation closer to the fishing village.

These resorts smoothly flow into one another and represent a 15 km long strip of beaches along which hotels stand. From more expensive to cheaper.

Found in the north of Mui Ne wild beaches, which can only be reached by bike. Some of them don’t even have a road and you have to drive along the sand along the sea.

Despite the fact that Phan Thiet and Mui Ne are positioned as resorts for family beach holidays, swimming there is very problematic, especially with small children.

The sea is dirty and rough. You can swim only in the morning, at lunchtime big waves, lying on the shore is uncomfortable, because the sand blown by the wind cuts the skin unpleasantly

Why people who don’t ride go to Mui Ne is a mystery to me. There is only one explanation - tours are inexpensive, tour operators in their offices are telling lies, that’s why people go

Hotels in Phan Thiet and Mui Ne

Waves on the beach
Wild beaches
Poisonous boat on the sand

Features of holidays in Mui Ne (Phan Thiet), my reviews:

  • The entire resort is located on both sides of one main street, Nguyen Dinh Chieu, which runs along the beach. All cafes, shops, hotels and guest houses are located on this street.
  • Nowhere in the world have I seen so many compatriots vacationing. Even in Turkey it is smaller. Cafes and restaurants have signs in their native language, and in the evenings the drawn-out voice of Baskov and catchy songs of Kirkorov and Pugachova can be heard from the speakers. I don’t know if it’s possible to meet a Vietnamese in Phan Thiet these days who doesn’t speak Russian.
  • If you have previously lived in Thailand and are now looking for an alternative for a long-term stay, then it is likely that Mui Ne will disappoint you. Better consider Nha Trang
  • Phan Thiet is the place for you if you are into kitesurfing and surfing. There are dozens of instructors there who will help you get on the board, but the beach in Mui Ne is not the best the best place for study. The strip of sand is very narrow, there are large waves in the sea, the depth begins immediately near the shore
  • There are no large supermarkets here, which you get used to in Thailand. Goods have to be purchased in small private shops at a premium
  • There are reviews on the internet about encounters with rats, but I haven’t seen any rodents. Let's believe we're extinct
  • Since there is no public transport as such, you will have to rent a motorcycle. The bikes are available with both manual and automatic transmissions. If you don’t know how to ride a bike and don’t want to, you can buy excursions at one of the many travel agencies.
  • Be sure to stash your helmets in the trunk. Our helmet was stolen from our bike right in the hotel courtyard

Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street
The ubiquitous kiters on the beach


Where to eat and buy groceries in Phan Thiet and Mui Ne

  • There are more or less high-quality markets in Phan Thiet, called Coop Mart and Lotte Mart. When buying groceries, be sure to look at the expiration date!
  • If you need fresh vegetables and fruits, it is better to buy them early in the morning at the Hàm Tiến market in the center of Mui Ne. The same goes for fresh seafood. You need to come to the market to get them from 6 to 9 am
  • In the evenings, prices for fruit in small shops can be twice as high as in the market
  • Cafes change every year, service deteriorates, so check the latest information about cafes and restaurants locally, or better yet, find them on social media. network with someone who currently lives in Mui Ne and ask him

Market in Mui Ne


Sights of Phan Thiet (Mui Ne) and the surrounding area

The attractions are very limited. There are not so many of them, and they are all mostly natural. Without much effort, you can explore all the surrounding beauty in one or two days, but you will need a bike for this.

Red Creek

Marked on maps as Fairy Stream. Located in the center of the Mui Ne resort area. It is a canyon with red walls and a stream flowing through it, in the place of which there used to be a deep river. It is because of the Red Stream that the water in the sea is so muddy.

It is difficult to miss the stream, as there is a fish sauce factory near its entrance. As soon as you smell the strong smell of fish, you are there!

Cham Pasha Towers

Built in the 8th century, remains of the Cham culture.

Red Dunes

5 km from Mui Ne village. You can get there by bus or bike. It's better to go in the morning. It's very hot during the day. A taxi will cost $7. This is exactly how much it costs to rent a bike for 1 day.


Red Dunes

Red Canyon

Located on the way to the White Dunes. If you go on a tour, they will let you out to the stream for two minutes. It's better to take a bike and ride yourself

White dunes and lotus lake

The white dunes and wild beaches on the way to them are the best I have seen in Vietnam, so I highly recommend visiting this place. Can buy organized tour($10 per person) or rent a bike. Of course, it's more fun on a bike. The drive is about 40 minutes one way.


White Dunes

What else to see in Mui Ne:

In the vicinity there is Mount Taku with a statue of a reclining Buddha, the Ke Ga lighthouse, and Pitahaya plantations. Phan Thiet has several museums and an amusement park.

Mountain Dalat

If you come on vacation for a couple of weeks, I highly recommend going to Dalat for three days. This french city in the mountains in the center of Vietnam.

Mui Ne sells excursions to Dalat, but it’s best to just buy a bus ticket, book a hotel in Dalat for a couple of nights, rent a bike on the spot and ride around the surrounding mountains and waterfalls, cracking strawberries.


Streets of Dalat city in Vietnam
Pangur waterfall near Dalat

Prices in Mui Ne and Phan Thiet

Housing prices start from 10-15$ per day for a modest room with a shower in a small guesthouse by the sea.

Prices for food in a cafe - 5-10$
Soup - 2.5-3$
Salad - from 3$
Meat and hot dishes - from 5$
Fresh — 2.5$
Coffee - 1$

Kitesurfing lessons - from 50-60$ in a day
Equipment rental – from 50$ in a day


Guest for $10 per night
Shells

Prices for excursions in Mui Ne

  • Dalat - one day 40-55$ , two-day - 110-150$ per person
  • Mount Tako - group 30$ per person
  • Group Taku-Sources Binh Chau - crocodile farm - 60$
  • White Dunes - 10$ for one

Prices for the same excursion in different agencies can vary greatly. For example, Dima Tour will offer you a trip to the Mekong Delta for $120, while Lena Tour may charge $150 for the same excursion.

In general, if you don’t want to rent a bike and ride yourself, go to agencies and ask who offers what. In addition to the standard “farm, crocodile, stream, dunes, Saigon”, you can find something really interesting and off-the-beaten-path.

How to get to Mui Ne?

The nearest airport is located in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).

From the center of Ho Chi Minh City it takes 5-7 hours to travel by bus to Mui Ne. The ticket costs 7-10$ , but to take the bus, you must first come from Saigon airport to the city center on Phan Ngu Lao, find ticket office and buy a bus ticket there or you can look at the schedule in advance and buy a bus ticket on the Internet.

You can use the search form below. When the list of tickets opens, you can change the currency (rubles, Vietnamese dong, dollars) in the upper right corner. This is a local Asian search engine that shows all available options - from expensive to cheapest ↓↓

Bus from Saigon to Mui Ne

Is it worth going on holiday to Mui Ne?

Thus, if you, like me, prefer to live or relax not very tourist places and in every country you look first of all local flavor, then a holiday in Mui Ne is definitely not suitable for you. Better consider Nha Trang as an alternative.

Firstly, you don’t need to travel that far to eat seafood and chat with your compatriots. Secondly, if you need quality beach holiday, then the Phan Thiet coast cannot boast of paradise beaches. The sea is dirty, waves.

If, like the famous baby mammoth, you are not afraid of waves, wind, rats, drunk kitesurfers (or maybe you are a drunk kite surfer yourself), then congratulations. Mui Na is right for you! But you already know this without me and most likely you will not read this article.

If you visited those places several years ago, do not rush to argue with me and say how cool it is there. Since then the resort has deteriorated and continues to deteriorate.

Have an unforgettable holiday in Vietnam! Sincerely,

23 reasons not to go on holiday to Phan Thiet and Mui Ne, Vietnam


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    Mui Ne is a small village in the south of Vietnam, but it is very attractive to Russian tourists. Why? One street is about 5 km long, along which there are hotels, cafes, bokehs (restaurants with live seafood), and souvenir shops. The sea is rough, quite powerful waves and always strong wind. It’s not for nothing that Mui Ne is called a paradise for surfers (and kitesurfers): they feel good here. But we don’t understand why tourists come to Mui Ne hoping for a beach holiday.

    Nevertheless, we experienced this calm, peaceful atmosphere of Mui Ne: here you don’t want to fuss, life flows calmly and measuredly. Maybe this is precisely why our compatriots come here, neglecting the interesting, bright and beachy, but noisy and restless Nha Trang? One thing we know for sure: we couldn’t survive more than a week in Mui Ne; it’s good for recharging, but not for long-term living. Of course, this is our personal opinion, based on our rhythm of life and our interests.

    Phan Thiet on the map of Vietnam:


    What is the sea like in Mui Ne and Phan Thiet?

    Message Vietnam borders the South China Sea, but it behaves differently in different coastal areas. As I wrote above, this sea in Mui Ne is choppy.

    The peculiarity of the location of the village is that the wind always blows here, all year round. Stronger than the wind blow in winter - this time is called “season”. In fact, it is the season for kitesurfers and surfers, who are primarily attracted to Mui Ne by this constant wind, which allows them to surf every day.

    Kitesurfing schools in Mui Ne at every turn

    But for ordinary tourists, the sea in Mui Ne is not very suitable: strong waves make it dangerous for swimming with children, plus kitesurfers and surfers are constantly spinning around swimmers, which is why there is a threat of getting hit on the head with a board.

    In the off-season (that is, in summer), the sea in Mui Ne is calmer and the winds are not so strong. However, the sea is somewhat turbid. After rains, a lot of garbage washes up on the shore, making the beach very dirty.

    The beach in Mui Ne lasts along a single street. From the beginning of the street (we will consider the part closest to the Red Dunes as the beginning) and approximately until the middle, the beach looks extremely unpresentable: just steps into the sea, without a strip of sand. There are low tides, during which you can see a thin strip of wet sand, but mostly vacationers in hotels in this area have to swim, entering the sea from the stairs.

    During the day the sea reaches the steps

    The other part of Mui Ne beach (which is located closer to Phan Thiet) looks pretty good: a wide strip of sand, sun loungers and umbrellas. We were on this beach in the off-season, in June, which is why the beaches are so deserted.


    Every evening in Mui Ne we watched the tides, during which many beautiful shells appear on the shore.

    We also noticed that there are a lot of jellyfish in Mui Ne, but in Nha Trang there are much fewer of them, and they appear quite rarely, mainly in the fall.

    Despite the fact that during our stay in Mui Ne the sea was quite calm, we had no desire to go into it and swim. Fortunately, our hotel on the shore had an excellent pool. By the way, we noticed that almost all hotels on the beach in Mui Ne have a swimming pool. Maybe all the tourists vacationing in the village, like us, are saved by the pool overlooking the sea?

    To be fair, it is worth saying that you can find a decent beach in Mui Ne. We read that one of these is available at the Sea Links Hotel (the same one on whose territory the Wine Castle is located).

    Select and book a hotel in Mui Ne with good discounts you can here:

    Distance from Nha Trang to Phan Thiet (Mui Ne)

    Mui Ne is located 220 km from Nha Trang, Phan Thiet is a little further - 240 km.

    Road from Nha Trang to Mui Ne on the map:

    How long does it take to get from Nha Trang to Mui Ne (Phan Thiet) and how to get there

    The easiest way to get from Nha Trang to Mui Ne is by intercity bus- slipbase. You can buy a ticket for it at numerous street travel agencies in Nha Trang or at bus stations companies Sinh Tourist, Hanh Café, Futa Bus, Nam Phuong. We bought a ticket to The company Sinh Tourist, ticket per person cost 109,000 dong ($4.6).

    The bus journey takes about 5 hours, but they fly by very quickly: in the slipbus you can sit comfortably, practically lying down, sleep, read, watch interesting videos(there is free Wi-Fi). The bus makes 2 stops of 15-20 minutes each, during which you can go to the toilet, have a snack in a cafe or just stretch your legs.

    Slipbus Nha Trang-Mui Ne

    Traveling from Nha Trang to Mui Ne on a bike is quite difficult, and we strongly advise against overcoming this route in this way. It’s not just about fatigue, but also about the huge trucks that drive along the highway at breakneck speed, under the wheels of which our Russian guys who travel between cities on their own very often die. The Vietnamese deal with trucks very carefully; there is an unspoken rule: the larger the vehicle, the more important it is. Russians are accustomed to equal rights on the roads, and perhaps that is why everything ends tragically.

    Distance from Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne (Phan Thiet) and how to get there

    From Ho Chi Minh City to Phan Thiet - 191 km, to Mui Ne - 214 km.

    Road from Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne on the map:

    You can get there the same way as from Nha Trang - by slipbus. Travel time and ticket price are the same: about 5 hours and 110,000 dong ($4.6).

    Nha Trang or Mui Ne (Phan Thiet): which is better?

    For us, the answer to this question is obvious: of course Nha Trang! Mui Ne has only one single advantage - sparseness of people, and as a result, peace. For some, another advantage of Mui Ne, compared to Nha Trang, is the cheapness of housing. This is true: you can rent a small house for just $ 150−170.

    You won’t find such prices in Nha Trang; for this amount per month you can only rent a room in a guest house. But for us this plus is not a plus, since we don’t want to live in small “Vietnam style” houses, and there are simply no modern European-style apartments in Mui Ne.

    You can, of course, live not in Mui Ne, but in Phan Thiet itself. This city is quite modern, slightly smaller in size than Nha Trang, but with developed infrastructure: apartment buildings, shopping centers and places for walking.

    Desert the main street in Mui Ne, and it's already lunch time

    Where are all the people?


    And this is Phan Thiet: it’s more lively here

    But all the same, Phan Thiet (and even more so Mui Ne) loses to Nha Trang by many criteria:

    • Sea. In Nha Trang, even on the city beach during the season (from April to September), the sea is calm, transparent, without waves. Well, or with small waves occasionally, bringing garbage, but in Mui Ne this garbage and these waves are permanent, and in Nha Trang they are a temporary phenomenon. And not far from Nha Trang there are paradise beaches from the “bounty” category: , . You can spend the whole weekend there.
    • Infrastructure. There are not even large stores in Mui Ne where you can buy household items. For everything you need to go to Phan Thiet, which takes time and money (if you don’t have your own bike). In Mui Ne there are only small Vietnamese “all in one” shops and a few supermarkets, but their prices are higher than in ordinary shops. There are no hospitals in Mui Ne (only small private clinics), and what am I talking about - there is not even a gas station in Mui Ne! Seriously, to refuel your bike you need to find a petrol cart parked outside some cafes. This gasoline costs more than at gas stations, and one can only guess about its quality - any Vietnamese will not miss the opportunity to dilute gasoline to make extra profit.

    Gas station with chickens on the way to Phan Thiet

    Phan Thiet has some nice bridges

    • Attractions and interesting places. If in Nha Trang you need to choose what to visit, then in Mui Ne and Phan Thiet you can see everything in 2 days. And spend the rest of the day exclusively on the beach or by the pool. Maybe for some this is a plus. Of course, you can always find excursions from Mui Ne to other cities.
    • Fun with kids. In Mui Ne and Phan Thiet, we found only two entertainments for children: a mini-zoo near Fairy Creek and a children's play area in Lotte Mart in Phan Thiet. For comparison, in Nha Trang there are play areas for children in every mall(and theirs), an amusement park, where for 10-15 thousand dong you can ride any attraction, climb in a maze, catch toy fish and go to a 5-D cinema. There is also Vinpearl in Nha Trang. And many children's stores. Read our article about.
    • Transport. Of course, in Mui Ne there is a local minibus that runs between Mui Ne and Phan Thiet. Strictly speaking, there is no need for more there. In Nha Trang, the distances between objects are quite large, but any place can be reached by city bus in 8000 dong ($0.4). And even Zoklet beach, located 50 km from Nha Trang, can be reached by regular bus behind 24,000 dong ($1). I believe that transport in Nha Trang is developed acceptable - convenient for both local residents and tourists.

    To summarize, we see how much more advantages Nha Trang has over Mui Ne. I understand that there are people who dearly love Mui Ne for its peace and tranquility; we ourselves liked it for its tranquility. But we ourselves would choose Mui Ne only for a short-term vacation, when you just want to relax by the sea or pool. But not for a busy vacation, much less for a long life.

    Watch a short video from Mui Ne:

    An airport is a place where a person arrives to a new land. When choosing a tour to a country that interests you, first of all they look at the flights departing there, evaluate the distance from the hotel and other details.

    Vietnam international airports on the map

    So, you have decided to spend your holiday in Vietnam. Vietnam has 10 international airports, the largest of which Tan Son Nhat.

    Tan Son Nhat operates in Ho Chi Minh City, a densely populated city, and has the largest load - about 80 percent passenger aircraft they fly there. the flight from Moscow will be about 9 hours.

    Most popular airports:

    • Cam Ranh;
    • Phu Quoc;
    • Tan Son Nhat.

    "Vietnamese Airlines" organize flights to Cam Ranh Airport, located half an hour from the most popular resort among tourists.

    Another popular airport is Phu Quoc, named after the island of Phu Quoc, which is famous for its beaches. The airport is open after renovation, so it is very comfortable and convenient. They fly mostly charter planes.

    Construction began on Van Don Island in 2016 new airport Quang Ninh. It is located 60 km from Ha Long City and will have modern equipment, with an expected passenger flow of 5 million! The opening is planned for 2017.