# Fairy Stream (Suoi Tien), Mui Ne, Phan Thiet > Fairy Stream (Suối Tiên) is a shallow creek in Mui Ne that you wade barefoot upstream for about 1.8 km between red sand cliffs to a small waterfall. Entry is about 15,000 VND for adults and 6,000 for children (unofficial), from Huynh Thuc Khang street. The water is ankle-deep. Allow 1–1.5 hours; it's about 10 minutes from the Mui Ne resorts. Web page: https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-fairy-stream - City: [Phan Thiet](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet), Vietnam - YesGo score: 24/100 (Yes, if nearby) - Time on site: 1 h - With kids: Fine with kids - Entry: About 15,000 VND for adults, 6,000 for children - Hours: Daytime; no official schedule - Length: About 1.8 km to the waterfall; back the same way - Depth: Ankle-deep, knee-deep in places; sandy bed - Where: 40B Huynh Thuc Khang, Ham Tien — ≈ 7 km from the start of Nguyen Dinh Chieu, ≈ 20 km from central Phan Thiet - Payment: Cash in VND - Coordinates: 10.95125, 108.25634 - Facts checked: 08.11.2026 ## Key facts - **≈ 1.8 km** — the length of the stream from the waterfall to the sea; you wade upstream (source: VinWonders (blog); MIA.vn) - **15,000** — VND entry for adults, 6,000 for children (source: VinWonders (blog); MoMo (unofficial)) - **Suối Tre** — 'Bamboo Stream' — its old name, before tourists started coming (source: Vietnamese Wikipedia) - **Thousands** — of sand spires shaped by rain and wind, yet hard as rock (source: Vietnamese Wikipedia) - **Ankle-deep** — water for nearly the whole way — no shoes needed (source: MIA.vn) - **≈ 20 km** — from the Water Tower in central Phan Thiet, about 20 minutes by car (source: Wikidata; OSRM route) - **≈ 5 km** — to the fishing village and the Red Dunes — easy to combine (source: OSRM route) - **Not a park** — Suoi Tien theme park is in Ho Chi Minh City — a different place (source: MIA.vn) ## Entrance fee and how entry works There's no official website. According to guides, **entry** costs about **15,000 VND** for adults and **6,000** for children; you buy the ticket on the spot, no booking needed. Sometimes there's a separate charge for minding shoes or parking a scooter. There are no official opening hours — people visit in the daytime. Pay in cash in dong. > **Go barefoot, carry your shoes** The stream is shallow with a sandy bed, so everyone walks barefoot. At the entrance you'll be offered paid shoe minding; you can carry them in a bag instead. Keep your phone dry and wear shorts or roll up your trousers. Don't climb the sand spires — they crumble, and they're the whole point of the place. ## What is Fairy Stream? **Fairy Stream** (Suối Tiên, also called Suối Hồng — 'Pink Stream') is a small creek in Ham Tien, between Phan Thiet and Mui Ne, that flows into the sea. It used to be called **Suối Tre** — 'Bamboo Stream' — and few people knew it, hidden behind the sand hills. The water runs over ochre sand, and on one bank rise **red and white cliffs** with thousands of sand spires, carved into odd shapes by rain and wind but almost as hard as stone. On the other bank are greenery and palms. The walk upstream is about **1.8 km** to a small waterfall. ## What to see along the way - **The red sand cliffs** — the main view, best in morning sun. - **The sand spires** — a miniature badlands above the water. - **The white cliffs** a little further upstream, in contrast to the red. - **The small waterfall** at the end of the walk. - **Viewpoints** on the cliffs above the stream, reached by footpaths. - **The bridge on Huynh Thuc Khang** where the walk begins. ## How to get to Fairy Stream 1. **From the Nguyen Dinh Chieu resorts** it's 5–10 minutes by Grab or scooter — about 7 km from the start of Nguyen Dinh Chieu. Search for "Suối Tiên Mũi Né" — not the Ho Chi Minh City park. 2. **From the Water Tower in central Phan Thiet** it's about 20 km, 20–25 minutes by car. 3. **The entrance** is on Huynh Thuc Khang street, by the bridge off the main road. 4. **On a jeep tour** Fairy Stream usually comes last, after the dunes and the fishing village. 5. From the entrance, step down into the water and walk upstream; come back the same way. ## How long do you need, and when to go? Allow **1–1.5 hours** for an easy walk to the waterfall and back. **Before 9 am** or **after 3 pm** is best: the cliffs are lit, it's cooler and there are fewer people. At midday the open stretches are hot. You can visit all year. In the rainy season the water rises and gets murkier — not dangerous, but harder going. ## Is Fairy Stream worth visiting? Yes: it's one of Mui Ne's most unusual sights and close to the resorts. The paddle suits children, and the cliffs are very photogenic. The YesGo take: the first stretch is crowded with people and vendors, and you may see litter along the stream. Keep going to the white cliffs and the waterfall and it gets quieter. It's a short trip, so don't skimp on the extra half hour. ## Before you go: checklist - [ ] Shorts or trousers you can roll up - [ ] A bag for shoes and phone - [ ] Cash in dong for entry - [ ] Water and a hat - [ ] Going in the morning or after 3 pm - [ ] Nearby: the fishing village and the Red Dunes ## Water and beaches around Phan Thiet: compare and choose Waterside spots in Phan Thiet and Mui Ne rated by YesGo. - [Mui Ne Fishing Village](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-fishing-village) — YesGo score 29/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 45 min · Free - [Fairy Stream](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-fairy-stream) — YesGo score 24/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · ≈ 15,000 VND, children ≈ 6,000 - [Ke Ga Lighthouse](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/ke-ga-lighthouse) — YesGo score 22/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h 30 min · boat ≈ 40,000–100,000 VND, climb ≈ 10,000–35,000 - [White Sand Dunes](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-white-sand-dunes) — YesGo score 21/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 2 h · entry ≈ 15,000 VND; jeep or ATV ≈ 300,000–800,000 ## Mui Ne in half a day Fairy Stream in the afternoon, then Mui Ne fishing village, and the Red Dunes for sunset. Add them to your route — YesGo fits in the timing and transfers. 1. [Fairy Stream](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-fairy-stream) — YesGo score 24/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · ≈ 15,000 VND, children ≈ 6,000 2. [Mui Ne Fishing Village](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-fishing-village) — YesGo score 29/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 45 min · Free 3. [Red Sand Dunes](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-red-sand-dunes) — YesGo score 29/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 45 min · free; sledge ≈ 50,000 VND ## Good to know Mui Ne's Fairy Stream (Suối Tiên Mũi Né) is a natural creek. Suoi Tien theme park and Suoi Tien metro station are in Ho Chi Minh City — entirely different places. ## Tips - The cliffs look reddest in morning sun. - Walk on to the white cliffs — quieter and prettier. - Don't climb the sand spires — they crumble. - Keep your shoes in a bag with you rather than paying for minding. - After the stream: [Mui Ne fishing village](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/phan-thiet/mui-ne-fishing-village), 5 km away. ## Questions ### How much is the Fairy Stream entrance fee? About 15,000 VND for adults and 6,000 for children (unofficial); buy on the spot. ### How long is the Fairy Stream walk? About 1.8 km to the waterfall and back the same way — 1–1.5 hours. ### Do I need shoes? No, you walk barefoot: the water is ankle-deep over sand. Carry your shoes in a bag. ### How do I get to Fairy Stream? 5–10 minutes by Grab from the Nguyen Dinh Chieu resorts; about 20 km from central Phan Thiet. The entrance is on Huynh Thuc Khang street. ### When is the best time to go? Before 9 am or after 3 pm — fewer people and less heat. ### Is Fairy Stream good for children? Yes, the water is shallow and a child's ticket is about 6,000 VND. ### Can you climb the cliffs? Footpaths lead to viewpoints; don't climb the sand spires themselves — they crumble. ### Is Fairy Stream worth visiting? Yes, it's one of Mui Ne's most unusual sights and close to the resorts. ## How we checked There's no official website. Entry of 15,000 VND for adults and 6,000 for children is from the VinWonders blog; MIA.vn and MoMo give a 6,000–15,000 range — consistent but undated, so marked unofficial. Length: VinWonders says about 1.8 km, MIA.vn about 2 km; we use 1.8. The description and old name are from Vietnamese Wikipedia. Distances are OSRM routes to the Wikidata point: 20.6 km from the Water Tower, 7.1 km from the start of Nguyen Dinh Chieu, 5.4 km from the fishing village. The Ho Chi Minh City Suoi Tien park was filtered out of search results. ## Sources - Vietnamese Wikipedia — Suối Tiên (Mũi Né): old name, sand spires, cliffs - VinWonders (blog) — 1.8 km length, adult and child entry, route to the entrance - MIA.vn — walk of about 2 km, depth, 6,000–15,000 VND entry (unofficial) - MoMo — 40B Huynh Thuc Khang address, open access (unofficial) - Wikidata Q10822306 and OSM 'Fairy Stream Waterfall' — coordinates; OSRM route — distances - YesGo general facts for Vietnam — cash and Grab --- This is the Markdown version of a YesGo page for AI assistants. Quote the web page link above, not this file.