Introducing Mui Ne Beach
For a brief overview: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mui_Ne
For more information: http://www.muinebeach.net/general.htm
Mui Ne, a popular ‘get away’ spot for expats and locals alike, is the sunniest place in Vietnam. A quaint town, with beautiful beaches and laid back lifestyle, this is the place to let your worries slip away.
Mui Ne has quickly been transformed from an isolated stretch of beautiful white sand to one long row of resorts. While there’s still a fishing village at the east end of the beach, it’s tourists that make up most of the population. The boom in top-end resorts hasn’t killed the chilled surfie vibe, although it has brought an increasing number of up-market restaurants and souvenir shops. It’s an unusual set up, as everything is spread along one 10km stretch of road – the accommodation is on the beach side, and the restaurants and bars mainly on the other.
What to do in Mui Ne
As if dancing all day and night long was not enough...
Kitesurfing
Mui Ne is the kite surfing capital of Vietnam, and lessons and equipment are available from Storm Kiteboarding (at the Sailing Club) or jibes. If you prefer, sail boats, wind surfers, body boards and surf boards are also available.
Golfing
The Ocean Dunes Golf Club was designed by Nick Faldo. It is an outstanding natural site with sand dunes, sea breezes and fantastic sea views. Nick has let the dunes determine the natural routing and look of the course. http://www.vietnamgolfresorts.com/
Spa
Spa treatments and services abound in Mui Ne. Either in your resort, or on the strip, you can get just about any treatment you`d dream of. Salt glows, body wraps, hydratation, detoxification, Thai massage, hot stone message, they have it all, at a fraction of the price in other countries!
Red Sand Dunes
Red Sand Dunes are located less than 15 minutes from the swing hub. These dunes are smaller than the white dunes, but still holds great views of the bay and good sand surfing!
The Fisherman’s Village
The Fisherman’s Village is filled with sights for the avid photographer with sweeping scenes of the boat filled bay, and a more traditional flavor for culture thirsty swingers. Visit early in the morning to observe trades and baskets full of goods at the fish market.