MUINE HOLIDAY DEALS

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The Socialist Republic of Vietnam is the easternmost country on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia with an estimated 100 million inhabitants. Vietnam is letter S shaped country located on the shore of South China Sea with around 2000 km of coastline. Vietnam neighbors are Cambodia, China and Laos. Country has two large rivers; Mekong in the south and Red River in the north. Weather in the north of Vietnam is much cooler than average temperatures in south, especially during winter months. Despise that, Vietnam mountainous terrain, wetlands and long coastline, are good for visiting all year around. Dry season runs from November up to May and busiest tourist season starts also in November up to the end of February when the temperatures are coolest. In winter temperatures in Hanoi can fall below 10C and in summer can rise up to 35C. Average temperature in Ho Chi Minh is comfortable 28C all year around.

Phan Thiet is the capital of Binh Thuan province and Mui Ne is one of the Phan Thiet city districts located 15 km northeast on the shore of South-China Sea. Mui Ne was a small fishing village sparsely inhabited along the peaceful and quiet coast described by the locals as the beach that is nestled in the middle of a coconut palm forest. Surrounded by thousands of lush green coconut palms, this coastal hideaway is exceptionally stunning with a deep blue ocean viewed on one side and vast golden sand dunes on the other. Mui Ne enjoys a unique combination of two lifestyles, coastal and desert. Tourism started in the area around 1990 as it was the best place in the world to witness an eclipse. Nowadays it’s full of luxury resorts, hotels, restaurants, beach bars, shops and everything else required for a perfect holiday. It’s worth mentioning that Mui Ne is the largest kitesurfing paradise in Vietnam and the best place just for relaxing, swimming, sunbathing around the year. Perfect your kitesurfing skills on your next holiday in Mui Ne and bring your wave riding thrills to the next level.

Mui Ne is safe enough to walk around in night time. Petty theft is the most common crime that tourists face, and more often than not it’s simply the result of carelessness. If you really don’t want to lose something, don’t bring it with you in the first place: wearing jewelry or expensive phones is asking for trouble. By taking some simple precautions, you can greatly reduce the chances of becoming a victim. Do not carry your bags behind your back. Carry them in front of you so that you are aware of what is going on. Ladies should NOT carry handbags and use cell phones while they walking on the street as they can easily be snatched by moving motorcyclists. You can leave your passport, identity card and any important documents at hotel’s safe deposit boxes.

Cheapest mode of transportation is a local bus which can take you directly to Phan Thiet City. Xe om (motorbike taxis) are available everywhere, but prices have to be negotiated. Taxis are available but make sure to use the ones with a taximeter. If there’s more of you than one, taxis are a cheap way to get around. If you stay in Mui Ne for more than a week, the best mode of transportation is still a bicycle or motorbike. Vietnamese driving licenses are mandatory for all drivers of motor vehicles as well as for riders of motorcycles with a capacity of over 50cc. Non-Vietnamese citizens are only permitted to drive in Vietnam if they hold a temporary Vietnamese driver’s license. Traffic rules and practices are uncommon for most foreigners. Drive slowly (max 30km/h) in the middle of your lane, as left side and also a portion of the right side of the road is for upcoming traffic.