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Mui Ne Coastal Adventure
$1197/person, $2094/coupleDuration: 4 days, 3 nights - Call or email us for 20% off from May to August period!!!
Includes: Four (4) days, three (3) nights. Fee includes 3 nights of three- or four-star hotel accommodation, 3 delicious meals a day, refreshments, tour guide, support van & crew, Vespa rental, petrol, the wind in your hair, and as much breathtaking scenery as you can handle. (Airfare and alcohol are not included).
A minimum 20% deposit on the total tour cost for all travelers is required to lock in your tour date. The full balance of the tour must be paid no less than two weeks prior to the date of your arrival in Vietnam. We reserve the right to cancel any tour if the minimum number of travelers (4) has not been met two weeks before the departure date.
Our team will be happy to help guests arrange hotel bookings in Saigon or Mui Ne before and after the tour. We also can help any guests arrange train or bus transportation back to Saigon if necessary. (See FAQ for more details.)
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Our team will pick up guests at their hotel at 8am for a comprehensive tour of Saigon, with guests riding pillion behind our drivers. Following lunch, the afternoon will include a driving and safety course in District 7.
The late afternoon is free for guests to further explore Saigon on their own before a pickup at the hotel at 7pm for dinner at acclaimed Vietnamese restaurant Quan An Ngon (it means 'delicious) in a gorgeous restored colonial French villa on Pasteur Street. Overnight in Sai Gon – Sanouva hotel.
We meet on the second morning of the tour at 8:00 to board a hydrofoil ferry for the 90-minute trip down the Saigon River to scenic Vung Tau, a seaside resort town south of Saigon on the South China Sea.
After a further orientation on the Vespas, we'll start our ride along the tropical coast through Ho Coc, Long Hai Village and Binh Chau (160 km).
The fishing village of Long Hai, 30km northeast of Vung Tau, has a stunning white-sand beach; its natural beauty and dry climate are the main reasons why Bao Dai, the last emperor of Vietnam, built a holiday residence here (now the An-Oasis Beach Resort). We'll visit Dinh Co Temple and nearby grave site, see caves where where Northern fighters hunkered down through months of shelling from South Vietnamese forces during the war, and drive into Long Hai hills for lunch and a spectacular panoramic view of the coastline. Afterward, we'll visit Long Hai Temple to the Martyrs and the unique Cao Dai Memorial.
In the late afternoon, we'll drive on through Ho Tram and La Gi to Mui Ke Ga. Come evening, we'll decamp to Mom Da Chim Resort in Mui Ke Ga for dinner and a well-earned night of four-star slumber.
After breakfast at Mom Da Chim, we'll hit the pavement again for our second day of riding. The morning's journey takes us along the scenic coastal road from Mui Ke Ga to Phan Thiet (55 km) and its sister town to the north, Mui Ne. On the way in, we'll pay a visit to ancient Cham ruins just south of Mui Ne and stop for a fresh seafood lunch overlooking the crashing surf of the South China Sea.
Less than two hours up the coast from Mom Da Chim, the quaint sister towns of Phan Thiet and Mui Ne are largely unknown secrets outside of Vietnam. Well off the main tourist pathways, Mui Ne boasts kilometers of broad white sand beaches, a slew of local fresh seafood restaurants, and little else. We'll arrive shortly after midday and check into our beachside hotel, Novella Hotel and Resort, by midmorning, and guests are free to spend the rest of the day with their toes in the sand, or perhaps learning to kiteboard or paraglide at one of the many instruction sites along the beach.
We'll spend day four of the tour exploring Mui Ne and the surrounding region. Our first stop: an early morning visit to the nearby fishing village, where local fishermen can be seen bringing in the previous night's fresh catch from scores of colorful boats. A visit to the local market is followed by a cruise to the wind-softened sands of Mui Ne's famous Red Sand Dunes, afire with color in the morning sun.
Mui Ne and Phan Thiet are widely known for their production of nuoc mam, the fish sauce served at every Vietnamese meal. In the shopping markets exotic fruits are plentiful and popular, as you'll see from the numerous dragon fruit orchards that border the road. Also in this area, one can visit the ruins of Cham towers, the last reminders of the former Champa Empire.
At noon, we'll return to Mui Ne town, where we will check out of the hotel and put the Vespas aboard a train for Saigon. We'll spend the remainder of the afternoon enjoying lunch and the waters of the South China Sea; guests can enjoy the rest of the evening on their own as we bid farewell to new friends at 3pm.
(Guests on the four-day Mui Ne tour are responsible for arranging airport pickup and hotel arrangements prior to the first morning of the tour.)
Great trip and a wonderful experience altogether! Walter was a great guide, and Josh and the team were very friendly and helpful. Riding in Europe is very different, but after a couple of hours I soon got a hang of the road rules ... chaos but fun, and once you know how it works it's actually not that hard. The hotels were really good and the food was excellent. Once again please thank the team for their efforts and great support. I will surely be recommending your tours to any friends/acquaintances who make it out to Vietnam.
