We had our first vacation in Vietnam at the Sailing Club in Mui Ne from 29 April to 3 May 2006. We flew to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and a minibus from the resort took us 200 km north to Mui Ne Brach, about 22 km east of Phan Thien. The drive takes a minimum of 3 hours. Mui Ne means "sheltered peninsula", and is indeed used as a seasonal harbour by local fishermen. In recent years the wind has altered the landscape of Mui Ne in a different way, by luring tourists, windsurfers and kitesurfers to the 20 km long beach. Read our travelogue here.

View from the Sailing Club	Sailing Club entrance	The view from our room	Our beach bunglaow	Our bedrrom
Breakfast at the resort	The restuarant to the left, our bungalow to the right	The Sailing Club tropical garden	Relaxing with a beer at the porch	Inger gets a pedicure
Mui Ne beach, 20 km long	Fredrik at the beach in Mui Ne	Mui Ne is a fishing village	These are also "fishing boats"	The wind blowing in from South China Sea

Regarding visa to Vietnam, it is no longer required for the Nordic Countries for stays up to 15 days and with a valid return ticket.