- Rent a motorbike and explore Mui Ne proper and the fishing catches that come in and out of the sea. At dawn until about 10am there is also a morning market in Mui Ne village.
- Take the bike out to the sand dunes, a dozen kilometers out of town.
- Try your hand at kitesurfing. (A list of schools here.)
- Hike and visit the nearby Fairy Spring.
- Visit Pham Thiet harbour and its many larger fishing vessels, with fresh catch of the day for sale on the bridge linking Pham Thiet and Ham Thien, and fish pho at the nearby market.
- Hike up Takou Mountain and its nature reserve (about an hour away).
- Enjoy the view from your room and wander along the water’s edge at dusk.
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