Situated roughly 20 km north east of Phan Thiet city, sand dunes in Mui Ne are recognised as the most beautiful throughout the country.
These sand dunes are notable for their colours changing depending on the position of the sun or cloud cover, with these sites being ideal for kite-surfing and jeep tours.
Located about 65 km to the northeast of Phan Thiet, the Bau Trang sand dune (also known as Bau Sen) is regarded as one of the most stunning desert terrains nationwide.
Controlling the quadbike might be more challenging than a regular motorbike, but sitting on one is an unforgettable experience for any tourist visiting the Bau Trang sand dune.
Some visitors even choose hiking on the sand dunes as a new challenge for them.
Travelling along the coast for about 12 km before reaching Bau Trang is an unmissable experience in Phan Thiet city.
Sand dunes in Quang Phu commune are located just 8 km from Dong Hoi city in the central province of Quang Binh. Some of the dunes are up to 100 metres high.
Sand dunes in Quang Phu feature untouched beauty.
The hills are high enough to offer travelers a buzz and allow them to play some interesting games. Conquering sand hills is a favourite memory of tourists when visiting Quang Binh.
The sunny and windy golden sand dunes of Nam Cuong, Son Hai, and Mui Dinh serve as major attractions for tourists to Ninh Thuan.
Upon arrival, travelers can feel lost in the vast desert.
About 40 km to the south of Phan Rang city, the Mui Dinh sand dune has long been popular with visitors, gradually becoming an indispensable destination for their journey.
With a reasonable height, this area is also suitable to play adventure games, including sand sliding.
Mui Dinh is a land of idyllic and unspoiled beauty with blue seas, white sands, and a golden sunshine.
Undulating rocky reefs and sunny, as well as windy golden sand dunes offer Mui Dinh a rare beauty.
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