Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne By Sleeper Bus Departure 12.30pm

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Departure Location: 273 Pham Ngu Lao Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City ( Hanh Cafe)

Drop off Location: 117 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Mui Ne (Hanh Cafe Office)

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Baggage: No specific regulation, but it is recommended that luggage not exceed 20kg + 1 carry-on bag /person

Thing to do in Ho Chi Minh City

See the top landmarks

Shop small boutiques

Explore the Chinese Quarter

Hop on a motorcycle

Eat street food

Top thing to do in Mui Ne

White Sand Dunes, Mui Ne

One of Mui Ne’s most famous attractions lies about 25 kilometers northeast of the town—the stunning Mui Ne Sand Dunes. Who would have guessed Vietnam is home to such magnificent dunes?

The White Sand Dunes, while not pure white, are noticeably brighter than typical dunes. Their unique charm comes from their gentle slopes that dip into a serene lotus lake, framed by lush greenery, creating a striking and picturesque contrast.

Quad Biking the White Dunes

Visiting the White Sand Dunes is free, and you can explore them on foot. However, walking up a sand dune can be quite the workout! For a more thrilling experience, you can rent a quad bike from the snack bar near the entrance. For about $30 an hour, you can zoom across the dunes, dipping and diving while spraying white sand in your wake—it’s an exhilarating adventure.

The dunes can get windy, which might make photography tricky, but the stunning cloud formations often make it worth the effort to capture some incredible shots.

Red Sand  Dunes, Mui Ne

The Red Sand Dunes are located about 20 minutes from town. As soon as we reached the top, a group of kids approached, eager to offer plastic surf mats, but I decided to stay on my feet that day. The sand here is coarser than the white dunes, and it even squeaked as we made our way to the top. While the Red Dunes might not be as striking as the White Dunes, they offer some beautiful views of the ocean, and I imagine the sunsets here must be spectacular. Best of all, there’s no charge to visit the Red Dunes.

Mui Ne Fishing Village

The third stop was at Mui Ne fishing village. We pulled up along the busy main road, and Hau even stopped traffic for us to cross! A steep concrete slope, with steps leading down to the sea, takes you to a small beach covered in piles of empty scallop shells. The night’s catch is brought in early each morning and sorted right there on the beach.

The view of the brightly colored boats stretches out across the water, with locals sitting in them, mending their nets and gear. You’ll also spot many small round basket boats, common throughout Vietnam, along with some of the original bamboo-woven boats. Today, most of these boats are made from colored fiberglass. Fishing remains a vital industry in Mui Ne, and the fresh seafood here is truly impressive.

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