We visited in May 2025. The sea is warm, there is a great sandy beach, swimming pools and other infrastructure. The street food tastes amazing and is half the price of the hotel. The local population is very friendly and unobtrusive. I liked it, we would like to visit again and take more excursions. On the way back, I advise you to spend the night in Ho Chi Minh City. And you can see the city (there's a lot to see), women will appreciate shopping, and it's less than an hour's drive to the airport.

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Olga Saneeva

Level 6 Local Expert

Nice beaches, lots to see, quiet, delicious. There are a lot of Russians living there. I liked it there the most. The temple is very beautiful, the dunes, the route of the fairy stream are fresh, it's fun to splash in the heat.

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Назаров Алексей

Level 21 Local Expert

The tourist area is so-so. When choosing a hotel, you should pay attention to the width of the beach near the hotel, as many hotels in the center of Mui Ne are separated from the road by a narrow strip and the beach area is small. I would recommend taking hotels even beyond Mui Ne towards Phan Thiet, but not far. It's even good to get to the center for 100 rubles and walk a couple of kilometers along the beach. Although there are many public catering establishments, less than half of them are decent. If you are not squeamish, then you can dine at the market - all the fish and sea reptiles are the freshest there, but it is not atmospheric and not even completely hygienic. Money can be exchanged at local pharmacies or where tours of the surrounding area are sold. There is nowhere to go - the most normal thing is to go to Dalat, the second option is fishing, the third is to the war museum, where all sorts of guerrilla tricks are shown to fight the Americans. But in general, it's just a place to rest, eat fo-bo and shrimp and enjoy a passive rest.

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