I like the color of the stream and wading in upward it. Water has red color. however, it's just a nice experience. More

On a hot day, walking in the Fairy Stream really reminds me of spa. The water is cooling and it feels very good to just walk on the soft grounds. This is another good place for taking photos as well. An absolutely nice walk! :) Ps: the route to the fairy stream is kinda hidden More

you may or may not visit this place but it's part of the usual tour. this stream is about 100 meters long (thats about the distance i walked) and is formed by the water coming from the sand dunes. it's quite an interesting walk with interesting view More

We went out for the morning with a guy to the red and white sand dune and the fairy stream. I thought they were great, you can go on quad bikes and there are refreshments around. It's a good walk from the car park so wear trainers! Beautiful surrounding scenery, a must do if you're visiting Mui Ne. More

Try and go earlier before it gets too hot. It is very scenic and easy. Mui Ne does not have a ton of attractions but this is a nice one. We left our shoes on river bank and were gone for 45 minutes and they were there when we returned, but to be safe take them along. More

what an amazing place! the walk up the stream to the waterfall is lovely, and as long as you avoid the kids at the beginning/end it is most peaceful More

We'd heard this was just a tourist trap, but it is pretty cool to see the red hills over the river. It doesn't take long, so you might as well go while you're there More

It is a very picturesque place, though you will have to pass by the place where the fish sauce is prepared. Our Vietnamese guide left us there and we were picked by the local boy who guided us through it and did his best so we readily paid to him 250000VND. Be sure to get to the waterfall, it is... More

This was a fantastic walk. We hired motorbikes and rode out and it was beautiful. Forgo the children offering to guide you as it's self explanatory. You walk barefoot up the stream so ensure you wear thongs and not shoes for easy access. The red sand reminds me of Uluru, only in Vietnam! More