Mui Ne - Ham Tien beach bustles during the winter season with exciting sea activities.

One of the highlights of the winter season in Mui Ne is water sports, especially kitesurfing. Along the shoreline, many colorful kites soaring in the sky create a vibrant spectacle, attracting both amateur participants and professional athletes.

In 2025, Lam Dong Province is estimated to welcome about 1.287 million foreign visitors (an increase of 39.7%). Mui Ne remains a popular destination for international tourists, primarily from France, the United States, and Russia.

Beyond its scenic beauty, the Lam Dong coastal area is also a destination for water sports enthusiasts. Mui Ne beach is filled with vibrant colors from the kites of both professional and amateur kitesurfers.

At this time of year, the wind in the Mui Ne coastal area is the key factor that attracts visitors to participate in extreme sports, excites them, and enables them to pursue their passion for this thrilling water sport freely.

Kite surfing is a water sport where participants move across the water using wind power. Riders perform impressive wave-riding, big-jump, and aerial maneuvers while standing on specialized boards and controlling giant kites overhead. In addition to providing exhilarating experiences, the sport demands talent, stamina, and speed control.

The feeling of controlling the speed and letting your body immerse itself in the vast open space of the sea delivers a distinctive thrill that few other sports can match.

Beyond the riders themselves, many international visitors spending their winter holidays are also drawn to admire the lively and visually captivating scenery.

Mui Ne has captivated visitors with its long coastline, clear blue waters, and steady winds year-round. Experts regard Mui Ne as one of Asia's premier destinations for kitesurfing.

These favorable natural conditions also make it an ideal venue for water sports such as kiteboarding and windsurfing. With its distinctive advantages, Mui Ne is increasingly strengthening its position on the regional and global map of marine sports tourism.