Fairy Stream, Mui Ne

A very beautiful spot in nature. Very clean, no litter around.

You have to walk through the stream so barefoot!

We luckily arrived before most tour groups so we enjoyed a quiet walk up the stream. Must visit if in Mui Ne.

Fairy stream is really just a flow of water through the white and orange sands.
For us, this was the highlight of our 5 day stay.
It was beautiful and refreshing to walk through the gentle flowing stream.
I definitely recommend that you visit it's free.
I've paid and seen less .

Loved our guide! She was so fun and informative. You will walk through the stream barefoot and I recommend wearing shorts or pants you can hike up. There are plenty of vendors for trinkets, food, or drinks along the way. Hat and sunglasses are a good idea too. Wonderful experience!

Amazing walk literally through a stream with beautiful sandstone sculptures melting into the stream and under your feet in real time. Colorful flora and fauna too!

Gotta love this place. Even on a super hot day the stream provides a bit of chill on the feet, while most parts of the stream provide shade. The nature is extremely beautiful with rich flowers and plants, and of course the red sand and rock formations.
Entry is free except parking for vehicles has a little fee. Bring short pants or something easy to roll up, the water is around 80cm deep at the deepest place. If you go slowly, it’ll take around 90 minutes up to the waterfall and back. There are some more attractions like little zoo or fun with snakes, so if you bring a bit more time you can enjoy those too.

I think it is very nice and worth it, a short walk, it was very clean. We had fun!

Where red sand whispers to the wind: A fairy tale at the Fairy Stream.

Imagine a place where time slows its dance, sunlight filters through emerald leaves, and red sand whispers secrets to the wind. This, my friends, is the Fairy Stream, a hidden gem nestled in the dunes of Mui Ne, Phan Thiet. Prepare to be enchanted.

Upon entering, a path lined with vibrant pomelo and lemon trees invites you into a cool, verdant embrace. Sunbeams steal through the branches, painting dappled patterns on the soft red sand beneath your feet. The air vibrates with the sweet hum of hidden birdsong, a melody for your soul.

As you delve deeper, the stream meanders, revealing its magic inch by inch. The water, clear as a mountain's tear, dances over smooth, red pebbles, its current whispering tales of faraway lands. Lush palms whisper secrets to the breeze, while towering cliffs of ochre stand sentinel, guarding this enchanted realm.

Glide your bare feet through the cool water, a refreshing respite from the sun's embrace. Let the gentle current massage your worries away, leaving only the joy of the present moment. The red sand tickles your toes, sharing whispers of a time when fairies frolicked in these hidden pools.

Climb the red rock formations, reaching for the sky, and behold the panorama. Emerald hills embrace the stream, their folds dotted with coconut palms reaching like welcoming arms. In the distance, the sapphire sea shimmers, promising adventures yet to come.

For the adventurous soul, there are hidden waterfalls to discover, their cascades shimmering like liquid diamonds. Glide downstream on an inflatable tube, laughing with the water, a child rediscovering pure joy. Or simply lie back on the red sand, gaze at the sky, and let your imagination soar with the clouds.

The Fairy Stream is more than just a tourist attraction; it's a portal to a forgotten world, a secret whispered by the wind. It's a place to reconnect with nature, to dance with the sunlight, and to feel the magic that still thrives in this world. So, if you seek an escape, a place to awaken your inner child, come to the Fairy Stream and let its whispers weave their spell on you.

Remember, the red sand remembers, and it will carry your laughter long after you've left. And whenever you close your eyes, you'll hear the gentle murmur of the water, a reminder that somewhere, the Fairy Stream still dances, waiting for you to return.

A perfect destination for travellers like me who love walking along /in a small stream of water. It is recommended to remove the footwear’s before entering the walk. It’s a very safe exploration spot . I really enjoyed it.

It's a nice place to visit, it's free to enter, clean and worth seeing. Better to go by your own, so you can enjoy it at your own pace.

Nice place to walk around in the water
Parking motorcycle cost 10k
The entrance is free

The  Fairy Stream is a popular tourist destination, so it can get quite crowded, especially during the peak season. If you want to avoid the crowds, try visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon.

It was very beautiful and clean. You must go before 10am, before the big crowds come. Surprisingly it was free, only payed 10k for parking.

You pay 10 000 for the motobike parking.
But except that, it is really nice.
Some shadows to get fresh air. You walk in little shallow water, with nice red color.
Really worth the 1 hour break.
Many shops around if you need food/drink or more

This is a great thing to do you don't need an organised to you just get a taxi to the entrance walk down a few steps ignore what you see in terms of garbage and head north it's a beautiful tranquil thing to do

A hidden paradise that offers a unique and enchanting experience for visitors. With its vibrant colors, gentle flow, and picturesque landscape, it is a haven of tranquility amidst the bustling city. Whether you're seeking a peaceful stroll, a photography expedition, or simply a moment of connection with nature, the Fairy Stream will not disappoint. Prepare to be captivated by its beauty and immerse yourself in the serenity of this magical natural wonder.

This is an amazing little hidden gem which is situated on a little stream. The views were amazing, the hike was great. And the guy with the snake was a great touch! A must do if coming to the surrounding area if Mui ne.

Very cool, if you're interested in natural sandstone formations. You walk about 15 minutes, mostly in a shallow stream that's dotted with rocks and the occasional sand bag. At the end of the walk, there are the sandstone formations - a mix of red and white sand, layered in very interesting ways. There are guys at the beginning selling coconuts and drinks. At the end, across from the sandstone, there is a nice garden area and a store selling gifts and ice cream. There was also a guy near the sandstone with a large snake.... obviously selling photos with it to tourists.

Overall, it's a good way to spend an hour, or more if you hang out at the garden across from the sandstone.

Note: in case it matters to you, there were two Porta-potty (toilet) stops along that 15 minute walk. No idea if someone would pop out and try to charge for their use.

You should come here early in the morning and enjoy the walk to the very end which rewards you with a refreshing small waterfall.

The Fairy Stream is a beautiful little river with very impressive nature! You walk for about 1 hour in the riverbed through shallow water, often over stones. It's definitely worth a visit.
We were there in the late afternoon, when the weather wasn't quite so good, so we were lucky enough to have been there almost alone.

Very nice and refreshing experience walking along the stream with soft sand massaging your soles. It was cooling weather when we walked! Just have to be careful of some uneven surfaces and rocks while walking!