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Reviews: Half-day Jeep Shared Transfer or Private Charter Tour in Mui Ne, Vietnam, Departing from Ho Chi Minh, Nha Trang, or Dalat
Guest User2026-08-28
A big thank you to the driver for his patience. He tried to please us and was genuinely surprised we weren't happy. But we weren't mentally prepared for such a trip. 1. White dunes. It was beautiful. But: to see the sunrise, you have to go a long way on ATVs, and there was a line of about 40 people for them. We went on foot. We walked about 50 meters along the sand, took photos, and headed back. 2. We were taken to a dragon fruit plantation (entry is required), so we decided to continue on. 3. Red dunes. The same color as the white ones, maybe a little yellowish (although on the way to the location, we passed truly beautiful red sands). In fact, it's a small quarry, just a pile of sand. 4. We stopped on the highway for a photo by the sea, and were asked to continue on; we've been in Vietnam for two months and have been to much more picturesque locations. 5. Fishing village. We didn't even have time to leave the highway before the rotten smell became unbearable, so we were asked not to go there. 6. Stream. It's a brown sludge with floating cans and bags, which they asked us to climb into and walk barefoot for 40 minutes to a wow-worthy place. At that price? Ugh.
Reviews: From Mui Ne: Sand Dunes Sunrise/Sunset Jeep Tour
Guest User2026-08-10
We really enjoyed the tour! The jeep driver was very polite and friendly, and he took some great photos for us to remember. The trip was definitely worth it. You can't truly experience Vietnam without seeing the desert, the windmills, the fishing village, and the fairy stream. It was a fantastic experience! But there was an unpleasant moment. At the entrance to the desert, we were offered to switch to an ATV for an additional fee. We agreed. We paid 800,000 VND. The ATV driver drove us to the observation deck and silently dropped us off. We got out, looked around, took photos ourselves, and the kids rode on the cardboard box... What should we do next? I told the driver, "Take us to the next point, a different observation deck higher up." He said with displeasure, "Go on foot." I was shocked: I was assessing my and my children's abilities and realized that we wouldn't be able to get there on foot... I practically burst into tears from resentment. I ask him, "How are we going to get there?" He turns away and pretends not to understand. Another Vietnamese guy on another ATV says, "Get on." He gave us a great ride.