Hiking/Running

Mui Ne's gorgeous tropical beaches and the nearby White Sand Dunes all offer great hiking opportunities.
The yearly Le Fruit Triathlon is held in Mui Ne on June 1, and includes swimming, running and mountain biking.

Swimming

Swim at one of several nearby beaches, or in swimming pools offered by most resorts. Please keep in mind that healthy beaches change seasonaly. Part of the year, Mui Ne Beach is steep and the water is deep. The rest of the time the beach is broad and shallow.
Half the year the current is east to west, and the other half of the year the current goes in the opposite direction. In November and December it cam be very windy and the waves are very rough in late afternoon. Swim with great caution at this time and beware of strong rip currents.
Also watch for careless kiteboarders who may not see you. It is best to swim in the morning or late afternoons to avoid them.
Jellyfish are mostly seasonal. When the water is calm, clear and warm, watch for them spawning in shallow water. Jellyfish tend to be an all-or-nothing phenomenon in Mui Ne.
White it is very beautiful, we really can not recommend swimming at Ganh Beach (Suoi Hong), behind Mui Ne Village proper, because the rip tides are too strong and unpredictable. There are many stories of local children drowning.
The yearly Le Fruit Triathlon is held in Mui Ne on June 1, and includes swimming, running and mountain biking.

Surfing

Mui Ne offers a relatively safe environment for low-key surfing.

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

The Best diving in Binh Thuan Province (or all of Vietnam for that matter) is at Ca Na Beach. The water is clear, the coral reefs are pristine, and the whole area as bursting with marine life. One thing Ca Na is lacking is very many tourists and the resorts to contain them. Vietnam Scuba has a very "for Koreans, by Koreans" diving establishment there. The website has some English, but we have not confirmed if anyone on staff speaks English fluently. Click here to read more about the scuba diving potentials at Ca Na Beach and the Hon Cau-Vinh Hao Proposed Marine Protected Area. Though all but undiscovered, Phu Quy Island Proposed Marine Protected Area also has a potential for scuba diving and snorkeling in coral reefs (but beware of sharks!).
From time to time, shipwrecks are discovered and salvaged off the coast of Binh Thuan Province. In the summer of 2004, three tonnes of coins and a cannon were discovered off Ham Tan District. Divers salvaged the coins from an ancient ship after finding a string of old shekels. Both the coins and the cannon were dated from 1822, during Minh Mang's reign, according to officials in Binh Thuan. The most notable shipwreck salvage is know as the "Binh Thuan Shipwreck"

Golf

Now you can golf your way down the Ho Chi Minh Trail... but prepare to stop and spend a lot of time in Mui Ne and Phan Thiet, which are set to become the golf capitols of Vietnam.

Mui Ne Kiteboarding, Windsurfing & Surfing

Mui Ne Beach offers the best place in Vietnam or Cambodia for Kiteboarding and Windsurfing. Mui Ne Beach's hottest new activity now is kitesurfing, and our beach is shaping up to be the kiteboarding center of S.E. Asia. We have waves year-round and the best weather in all of S.E. Asia (and the lowest rainfall in all of Vietnam). Every day is a perfect day for kiteboarding in Mui Ne. Visit our Mui Ne Kiteboarding page for more.
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Mui Ne Night Life

Night life means different things to different people. If you are looking for a party atmosphere with loud music, drinking, dancing and socializing with lots of other backpackers and hot beach babes, you may want to try Nha Trang or Vung Tao. Mui Ne is famous for its quiet solitude, and you won't find that sort of night life here. That being said, expats tend to gather at The Sailing Club, backpackers at Jibes, and some of both at The Hot Rock. Other resorts have bars but they tend to mainly draw their own guests. See also our live music and dancing section below.

Sun Bathing

Sun Bathe at any of the great beaches, or privately on your balcony at your room

Spa/Salon

Several resorts offer modest spa facilities, and larger spas will begin construction soon.
My Nga Beauty Salon is located in the Center of Phan Thiet. My Nga Beauty Salon delivers a pallet of beauty services, including: Skin Care, Cosmetics Massage, Spa, and Tattoo.

Shopping

Mui Ne is not what you'd call a "shopping destination" but there are local suivenire shops and both Mui Ne Village and Phan Thiet City offer large markets. Click here for more on shopping.