Beaches in Mui Ne
Mui Ne is famously known for its beaches which are covered in white sand. One can easily access Mui Ne as it is a destination for water sports, hanging out with friends over drinks, sitting somewhere quiet under the shadow of a palm tree and for those romantic walks along endless deserted beaches. The popular beach with many bars, resorts and kite surfing schools is on the main street of Mui Ne near the road that passes through all resorts. This part of the beach is usually very crowded particularly from November to April during the wind season. On this beach you will see kiteboarders riding waves as well as instructors teaching beginners how to steer kites on the shore. Lessons start at $50 per hour with an instructor, equipment and insurance included if you would like to give it a go. In case you do not decide to stay in any of these hotels, you may still get cheap meals in their restaurants and rent sunbeds for little money. On the other hand, there are fewer visitors and more locals at this beach found towards south from here which makes it more peaceful just right for swimming especially because it has less waves created by Ong Dia Cape’s strip of sand.
Mui Ne Beach
Also referred to as Rang Beach, Mui Ne Beach is the actual name of the main beach in Mui Ne. The turquoise blue color of tropical coast stretches up to 16 kilometers along the Rang beach. It is a fantastic beach for many reasons. Consistently clean, powdery and fine sand predominates here. Turquoise coloured, perfectly clear and tepid water. A lot of this part of the beach is very quiet and sparsely visited by tourists. These other parts have restaurants, surf schools, beach bars and a great number of laid-back visitors. Alongside it are these grand coconut palms that fringe the beachfront promenade of the town. This means that when compared with all other beaches in Mui Ne, Rang Beach offers the best chance to swim in calm waters. For those who love big waves, Kite surfers will enjoy infinite beaches it especially attracts them because they can go on riding till an eternity comes! One beautiful thing about any Mui Ne vacation is its pleasant sunset over Rang Beach
Bai Da Ong Dia Beach
The name Bai Da Ong Dia Shore is derived from a stone that villagers found on the shore and recognized as their god. In Vietnamese, Ong Dia stands for “earth god.” This beach has earned much acclaim for its amazing rock formations which might have grown out of soft powdery sand and amaze and captivate guests at the same time. The coast here is not really great for swimming due to the strong winds and waves. The ones who really love water sports – kite surfers especially dominate in this area. Nonetheless, this should not be taken to mean monotony to those who prefer pure swimming as well as beach lovers. At Bai Da Ong Beach without surfing gear you can get onto dry sand and watch all water-sport activity there is. A few options for refreshments on the beach itself exist therefore drinks, snacks, towels etc., are needed by tourists who visit it directly.
Malibu Beach
Malibu Beach is roughly 10 kilometers away from Mui Ne’s main beach, known as Mui Ne Beach. Malibu Beach is the best place for kite surfers in town. Here, it’s all about heavy winds and raging waves. Hence pure swimmers and other aficionados of well-manicured inflatable beddings on gentle tides have nothing to do here. Even so, Malibu beach serves as the perfect spot for one to witness immensely great-hearted kite surfers doing tens of meters high jumps over the spindrifts. A paradise for action lovers!
