Mui
Ne
Lifestyle
Mui
Ne
is
safe
enough
to
walk
around
in
night
time.
Most
of
the
“tourist
life”
goes
on
around
the
road
next
to
the
beach
which
begins
from
“Sea
Links”
and
ends
in
Mui
Ne
fishing
village.
In
this
area
there
are
restaurants,
beach
bars,
massage
parlors,
spas,
travel
offices,
guesthouses,
etc
everywhere
you
go.
Cable
TV
is
available
in
every
accommodation
establishment,
channels
are
mostly
in
English,
but
also
in
German,
French
and
Russian.
Wi-Fi
is
available
in
most
places
and
there
are
internet
cafes,
in
case
you
do
not
bring
your
own
computer.
If
laundry
service
in
not
available
in
your
guesthouse
or
room
for
rent,
the
place
next
door
will
be
happy
to
help
you
out.
Staff
speaks
usually
English,
sometimes
French,
also
more
and
more
Vietnamese
have
started
to
learn
Russian.
Menus
in
restaurants
and
cafes
are
usually
in
English
and
Russian.
CURRENCY
Preferred
currencies
are
US
dollar
and
Euro.
You
can
withdraw
cash
from
ATMs,
which
are
plentiful
around
Mui
Ne.
ATMs
give
1.500.000
–
2.000.000
VND
in
one
transaction.
You
can
pay
everywhere
in
VND
or
USD.
CLIMAT
Mui
Ne
weather
is
best
from
December
till
February
when
there’s
constant
cool
ocean
breeze
and
air
is
dry.
From
March
till
June
it’s
hot
and
dry.
April
is
the
hottest
spring
month
with
mid-day
temperatures
averaging
up
to
35C
(95F).
From
June
till
November
is
rainy
season
with
splashes
of
rain
after
the
sun
has
set.
Daytime
rains
are
also
common.
Sea
is
warm
all
year
round.
Morning
time
is
the
best
time
for
swimming
as
wind
rises
before
noon
time
and
creates
waves.
Pools
are
available
in
bigger
resorts
and
daily
pool
tickets
starts
from
80.000
VND.
TRAFFIC
Cheapest
mode
of
transportation
is
local
bus
which
can
take
you
directly
to
Phan
Thiet
City
(10.000
VND).
Xe
om
(motorbike
taxis)
are
available
everywhere,
but
prices
have
to
be
negotiated.
Taxis
are
available
but
make
sure
to
use
the
ones
with
taximeter,
from
Sea
Links
to
Mui
Ne
fishing
village
maximum
fare
should
be
200.000
VND.
If
there’s
more
of
you
than
one,
taxis
are
a
cheap
way
to
get
around.
If
you
stay
in
Mui
Ne
for
more
than
a
week,
best
mode
of
transportation
is
still
a
motorbike.
In
order
to
drive
a
motorbike
you
have
to
always
wear
a
helmet
and
Vietnamese
drivers
license
is
mandatory.
If
you
rent
a
motorbike
from
a
random
person
on
a
street
it
can
be
temporarily
seized
if
you
are
pulled
over
by
the
police
–
main
reason
for
tourists
is
lack
of
drivers
license.
Foreign
drivers
license
is
not
valid
in
Vietnam.
Traffic
rules
and
practices
are
uncommon
for
most
foreigners.
Most
important
rule
is
not
to
hit
other
vehicles
and
to
forget
all
other
traffic
rules.
Drive
slowly
in
the
middle
of
your
lane,
as
left
side
and
also
a
portion
of
the
right
side
of
the
road
is
for
upcoming
traffic.
MEDICAL
AID
Quality
medical
aid,
emergency
rooms
and
hospitals
are
available
everywhere
on
Mui
Ne
beach.
Bigger
hotels
have
their
own
doctors
on
call.
If
you
have
insurance
and
you
are
in
a
need
of
medical
aid,
make
sure
to
contact
your
insurance
company
to
find
proper
medical
facilities
covered
by
the
insurance
policy
(source
:
from
Internet)
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