Nobody knows the region better than us. ![]() Mui Ne bay is one of the windiest place in Asia. October to february, wind frequently blows babord side-onshore. The morning with its 10-12 knots is dedicate for racing and beginning, the afternoon, 25-35 knots and 3 meter waves dedicate for advanced and wave sailing.
February to october, wind frequently blows tribord side-onshore. 6-10 knots on the morning and 15-20 knots with 1.5 meter waves on afternoon. ![]() Better during dry season, 18 to 30 knots, some times up to 40knots!!! Side Shore wind, gear available for rent at the Jibe's, beach boys on duty all year round. Great for Slalom and free-ride, hosting the Vietnam Fun Cup every year. Rainy season 14knots cruising to Nui Ne and back is fun (8km one way). security boat available soon, anemometer always on the beach, when 15knots on the beach often 20 knots 200m from the shore. We organize day trip to other spots, Turttle Island, Cemetry, Suoi Nuoc, Bac Binh, secret spot..... check with us at the jibe's Beach Club for schedule. Many unexplored beaches have never had any windsurf so far, still great for daily exploration trip with jeeps and old army truck to carry the gear anywhere, our beach boys are there to assist you as well ![]() Radical on shore condition mast high wave every windy day future home to Jibe's II & Full Moon Villas ![]() Best in dry season: November to end April, regular on shore 30 knots, shore break no coral. Access: follow Sand Dune Direction, then continue to Hom Ron beach 1,5km. the more you go East the smaller the waves and bigger to the West, spot called the cemetery ! ![]() The light house, the tallest light house in Vietnam (French built 1897) still operating, good wave on dry season 5,5sqm to 4.0sqm (left from light-house). Wet season: cruising 5.7sqm up to 7sqm. Located 30km south west of Phan Thiet bumpy road but great trip, drive on the abandoned airfield.... ![]() You'll find everything there: wave, flat, lagoon, clear water, white sand beaches, go to gallerie ![]() Just a csiga's video to indroduce this amazing spot for advanced waveriders : Link to YouTube video |
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