You say good morning of new day in Phan Thiet. Having breakfast and enjoy the fresh-air from the sea. There are so many activities and tourist attractions that are optional for your enjoyment, relaxations and visiting. These are some tourist attractions for your options:

• Phan Thiet Harbor - is at the mouth of the Ca Ty River (formerly known as the Phan River). The harbour, with its hundreds of colourful fishing boats, is a delight for photographers. Also, check out the bridges and parks around the harbor, which are delightful, especially at night. Exploring the town’s many good shops and restaurants will occupy at least half a day.
• The Prince’s Castle - The Prince’s Castle is on a hill overlooking Phan Thiet. The “castle” is in fact the ruin of a large French estate house built in 1911. On the hills in the same area are Cham towers (built in the late 8th century AD), a pagoda and the tomb of a famous poet. From the hills there are fine views of the town and the surrounding countryside.
• The Sand Dunes of Mui Ne - The Sand Dunes of Mui Ne are the most important tourist attraction apart from the beaches of Mui Ne and Phan Thiet. Some 65 km northeast of Phan Thiet, the massive dunes range in colour from gold to white. There are also red dunes to be found further south, close to Mui Ne. The best times to visit the dunes are at sunrise and sunset, when the light is perfect for photography. Make sure you bring plenty of water; this is a small desert, after all.
  

You say good morning of new day in Phan Thiet. Having breakfast and enjoy the fresh-air from the sea. There are so many activities and tourist attractions that are optional for your enjoyment, relaxations and visiting. These are some tourist attractions for your options:

• Phan Thiet Harbor - is at the mouth of the Ca Ty River (formerly known as the Phan River). The harbour, with its hundreds of colourful fishing boats, is a delight for photographers. Also, check out the bridges and parks around the harbor, which are delightful, especially at night. Exploring the town’s many good shops and restaurants will occupy at least half a day.
• The Prince’s Castle - The Prince’s Castle is on a hill overlooking Phan Thiet. The “castle” is in fact the ruin of a large French estate house built in 1911. On the hills in the same area are Cham towers (built in the late 8th century AD), a pagoda and the tomb of a famous poet. From the hills there are fine views of the town and the surrounding countryside.
• The Sand Dunes of Mui Ne - The Sand Dunes of Mui Ne are the most important tourist attraction apart from the beaches of Mui Ne and Phan Thiet. Some 65 km northeast of Phan Thiet, the massive dunes range in colour from gold to white. There are also red dunes to be found further south, close to Mui Ne. The best times to visit the dunes are at sunrise and sunset, when the light is perfect for photography. Make sure you bring plenty of water; this is a small desert, after all.
  

You say good morning of new day in Phan Thiet. Having breakfast and enjoy the fresh-air from the sea. There are so many activities and tourist attractions that are optional for your enjoyment, relaxations and visiting. These are some tourist attractions for your options:

• Phan Thiet Harbor - is at the mouth of the Ca Ty River (formerly known as the Phan River). The harbour, with its hundreds of colourful fishing boats, is a delight for photographers. Also, check out the bridges and parks around the harbor, which are delightful, especially at night. Exploring the town’s many good shops and restaurants will occupy at least half a day.
• The Prince’s Castle - The Prince’s Castle is on a hill overlooking Phan Thiet. The “castle” is in fact the ruin of a large French estate house built in 1911. On the hills in the same area are Cham towers (built in the late 8th century AD), a pagoda and the tomb of a famous poet. From the hills there are fine views of the town and the surrounding countryside.
• The Sand Dunes of Mui Ne - The Sand Dunes of Mui Ne are the most important tourist attraction apart from the beaches of Mui Ne and Phan Thiet. Some 65 km northeast of Phan Thiet, the massive dunes range in colour from gold to white. There are also red dunes to be found further south, close to Mui Ne. The best times to visit the dunes are at sunrise and sunset, when the light is perfect for photography. Make sure you bring plenty of water; this is a small desert, after all.