Red Sand Dunes

Feel like in the desert. reasonable price for drinks. better rent the sliding board with not at the entrance if you want to slide/surf. Free wax and slide assistant if you rent from the lady/guy at the sliding area.

A must visit place in Mui Ne. Apart from the beaches. This place is really unique as there are both white sand and red sand dunes here. You will get to enjoy ATV ride and slide at both places..

You can get here from the resorts or from Mui ne using the local red bus. Worth coming well before sunset, the sea is a 15 minute walk and absolutely spectacular during high tides

Very touristy and stores out front harass you to come to their shop to an annoying degree. That being said, these dunes are free and convenient for a casual tourist. And sunset here is well…underwhelming a bit but still very beautiful! If you’ve never seen dunes then this is a nice spot for you.

The best desert views in Asia: perfect, beautiful, cool, and easy to travel to

Very nice place for sunset, sand clean but the environment is slightly dirty, many plastic bags and bottles around

Nice attraction and a sunset point. The sky right after sunset is amazing. Nice and romantic place to enjoy the desert view and beautiful sunset sky. Only one thing: its sandy😂Try to get there when the sky is not cloudy in order to enjoy a fascinating sunset. No entrance pay.
During the day time local people there provide slides for sliding down from the sandy hill. Jumping down there is also fun. There are another White sand dunes - big desert on the way to Phạm Rang but these dunes are much closer to Mui Ne and deserving attention at least as a Sunset point.

A captivating and unique natural attraction that is sure to leave visitors in awe. With their vibrant colors, ever-shifting patterns, and breathtaking views, the dunes provide a surreal and enchanting experience. Whether you're seeking a peaceful stroll, an adrenaline rush, or a stunning sunset, the Red Sand Dunes won't disappoint. It's a destination that deserves a spot on every traveler's itinerary when visiting Mui Ne.

Cool views, might be a bit hard to get a shot without people in it. Not a huge dune scape, and sand will be everywhere after. Definitely rent a sled from one of the kids (50k per sled for unlimited fun), support the locals and it's actually great fun!

Amazing sand dunes in south Vietnam! You’ll feel like you’re trekking through the desert in the Sahara. 10/10 must visit!

The best time to go there at sunset

The sunset view is really good, one of the place you must visit in Mui Ne!

But, you have to beware the stall from opposite of Red Sand Dunes, they will simply charge you a different price than the price stated in menu!

Great location to come by, I had never saw such a beautiful sea view that look like at Japan, and it was a trill that they go up and down the hill with 4 WD, along the way all the view look not like south east Asia

Windy but spectacular. Come at the sunset at around 4 pm

While the initial climb may be hard and trash can be found littered around, head a little in and you’ll find untouched soft and clear skies. Remember to hydrate and cover up in the hot sun.

Small,cute and unique red color sand dunes that shouldn't be missed if you are in Mui ne.Nature might have taken thousands of years to melt rocks into red color mud hills and finally into sand dunes due to extreme heat which is the life cycle of the planet. Feeling the beauty of slopes where sand melts when you walk on it has its own charm though weather might be very hot.You have very frequent red color city bus route no 1 that drops you here for maximum of 15000 dong as of Jan 7th from anywhere in Muine if you need public transport.

A must visit. Pretty fun to drive on the sand dune and enjoy the gorgeous view of the sunrise over the bay. They don’t let you drive the jeep though.

No specific entrance, but I guess the 'main entrance' is opposite all the mini rest/see drinks stall 😊 stall owners charge you 20K to park your bikes under shade.

Steep climb and super hot sand, please wear covered shoes if you're coming in the noon!

Overall, glamorous view and yet another wonder of nature!

Such a magical place to visit. I was even expecting it to be way more touristy than it was. I actually managed to take a lot of shots with no one around me!

Attraction site with "sand slide/skate" game which bring fun to your family and especially young kids. Locals charge a small price for renting slide board and helping you on the slide track.
It's also a good site for photography.