Mui Ne, a charming coastal town in Vietnam, is renowned for its stunning beaches that stretch along the South China Sea. These beaches offer a perfect blend of tranquillity and adventure, making them a favourite destination for travellers seeking both relaxation and excitement. From the serene sands of Ganh Beach to the vibrant atmosphere of Mui Ne Beach, each spot boasts its unique allure.
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Bai Rang Beach
Rang Beach, also known as Bai Rang Beach, is conveniently located about 15 km north of the city center, making it an easy destination to explore. Renowned as the most beautiful beach in Mui Ne, Phan Thiet, Bai Rang Beach offers a perfect blend of modern luxury and rustic charm. It lies between the elegance of upscale resorts such as the Anantara Mui Ne Resort, and the natural beauty of surrounding small fishing villages.
Hon Rom Beach
Hon Rom Beach is the most renowned beach in Mui Ne, celebrated for its expansive stretch of white sand. Situated about 28 km from Phan Thiet City, the beach takes its name from Hon Rom, a small, unspoiled mountain in Long Son hamlet, Mui Ne. Known for its untouched natural beauty, Hon Rom Beach lies at the mountain’s base, offering clear waters, gentle waves, and a reef-free shoreline.
Doi Duong Beach
Doi Duong Beach is one of the most scenic beaches in Mui Ne. Located in the heart of Phan Thiet City, about 2 km northeast of Ham Tan District, Doi Duong Beach is a unique destination. Adjacent to the beach is Doi Duong Park, a vast green space. Unlike other beaches in Mui Ne, Doi Duong Beach doesn’t feature fine white sand. Instead, it is surrounded by a lush poplar forest, creating a serene environment perfect for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat amid nature.
Thuan Quy Beach
Thuan Quy Beach, situated in Ham Thuan Nam district about 30 km from the centre of Phan Thiet City, is one of Mui Ne’s most untouched and tranquil beaches. With a coastline that stretches for 7 km, Thuan Quy Beach offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in its clear blue waters, all while being enveloped by verdant pine forests atypical of the usual Mui Ne beach resort.
