Mũi Né is a coastal fishing town in the south-central Bình Thuan Province of Vietnam. The town, with approximately 25,000 residents, is a ward of the city of Phan Thiết. Mui Ne and the other wards of Phan Thiet stretch along the coast for approximately 50 kilometers and have been transformed into a resort destination since the mid 1990s, when many visited the area to view the solar eclipse of October 24, 1995. Most notably, tourism has developed in the area from the Phan Thiet city center to Mui Ne, which has more than a hundred beach resorts, as well as restaurants, bars, shops and cafes. Mui Ne is well known for unique white sand dunes, featuring several lakes and even swamps straight in the middle of sandy terrain.

Mui Ne Red Sand Dunes is located in the North of Mui Ne Village, about 25 km from Phan Thiet City. Red Sand Dunes fascinates tourists by its convenient resorts, and beautiful beach view. The Red Sand Dunes can be found on the coastal road off the north end of Mui Ne village. They are thronged with local tourists and children offering sand boarding for rent. It is fun to slide down the dunes with this means. Red Sand Dunes are worth a stop (for photographing) on the way to White Sand Dunes (Bau Trang). On the top of the sand dunes, there are children enjoying such entertainment as sand sliding, while photographers are trying to record splendid moments of the Nature. Experiencing in Red Sand Dunes is one of unforgettable memories in Mui Ne. By dint of this, Red Sand Dunes becomes more beautiful. Coming to Red Sand Dunes, tourists have a chance to admire this "natural wonder" which changes day by day and hour by hour in the harmony with beautiful sunlight.

White Sand Dunes are the second-to-none place in Vietnam. These sand dunes are formed by ancient iron mines existing for hundreds of years. Iridescent sand spreads like wild deserts with different shapes owing to wind blowing. In addition, the intrusion of sand creates many interesting scenes in these sand dunes. It seems to be endless when strolling on the sand dunes. White Sand Dunes is stretching in the area of Mui Ne sandy hills. The name of White Sand Dunes originates from its sand”s color. One of the most exciting tourism services in Mui Ne is riding Jeep to conquer these sand hills. This is one of should-not-miss sports games when popping in White Sand Dunes. The feeling of riding on Jeeps seemingly brings a sense of conquering and enjoyability. Many races are held by tourists as small contests to relax and entertain. The most wonderful feeling is that you can ride alone along sand hills, contemplate the scene and take some photos. These wonderful "roads" will make you great

Picturesque Red canyon with its dense sand bright red walls and fresh green sprouts growing through them makes a truly impressive landscape. Red canyon leads to the sea, if you go along it you can discover a wonderful sea view. Tourists make a stop here just for a few minutes to stroll and take beautiful pictures. You should definitely go down to the bottom of the canyon, to feel its size, and go a little deeper. Red clay walls are generously covered without tourist infrastructure near the canyon here.

Mui Ne Fishing Village, at the north end of Mui Ne bay, is about 7 km north of Mui Ne Town. The coastal road leads straight into the town (with a left turn required to continue up the coast). At the entrance to town is an overlook with a splendid view of hundreds of colorful fishing boats mooring on the water. Further along into town, just off the main road, there is a small but colorful market. Mui Ne harbour is a great place to witness local life and enjoy fresh seafood during your holiday in Mui Ne. Set at the northern end of Mui Ne Bay, this quaint village also offers a splendid view of an expansive coastline lined with swaying palm trees and colourful fishing boats moored on the water, creating a peaceful air for this village. Come to the fishing village and take a look from the main street, you can see the bay with many coracles, round fishing boats docked on a flat surface of the sea. On the shore, there are houses where fishermen live with their families.