Visited the Mui Ne Blue Ocean Resort and returned with these pictures…

I badly need to improve on my panning shot technique. But for now, a few to share…

This is an add-on to the former post titled Train to Mui Ne…

This post on how to get to the Mui Ne Sand Dunes may sound complicated but the truth is that is really easy. If I can sum it up in one sentence, it will be this: start from the Mui Ne Fishing Harbor, make the first left turn, then left turn again after a traffic light and then finally right turn at a roundabout…

I must give credit to my friend Bennett from Good Morning Vietnam for this post on Kim Loan Restaurant in Mui Ne. He wrote so many good things about Kim Loan Restaurant that I had to check it out during my recent trip to Mui Ne. And I have to agree on most of his review. The 2 points that I can’t agree are because I didn’t get to experience them…

One of the best things about Mui Ne, arguably Vietnam’s best beach resort destination, is this: it is laid out in a long strip along a main street, with mainly the resort and hotels on one side (along the beach) and bars, restaurants and shops on the other. This means it’s very easy to move around. More importantly, when it comes to food, accommodation and entertainment in Mui Ne, you are spoiled for choice with this 10km stretch…

Before I show you how you can ride your way to the Mui Ne Fishing Harbor, allow me to share this BEAUTIFUL time lapse video with you. This will explain why this fishing harbor is my favorite attraction in Mui Ne…

Following a tip from Bennett of Good Morning Vietnam, I went to check out Lam Tong Restaurant, aka Popular Restaurant, of Mui Ne. Bennett recommended the seafood and in his words ‘for fantastic and cheap seafood – value for $$$ – go to Popular Restaurant’. But being a budget backpacker, I went for the budget food and here’s what I returned with…

It’s very easy to find Suoi Tien. The trick is to look out for a certain bridge. Here’s how:

3 reasons to visit Suoi Tien Mui Ne, or the Fairy Stream…