Khu Du Lịch Bàu Trắng Như Trung

Tourist trap, first they show you colorful jeeps on white sand, which are not the same as the colorful jeeps that you pay to bring you there. So halfway you are asked to pay again for entering the dunes (800.000-1.200.000 VND) Then you are charged again for another colorful jeep that is allowed to go on the white sand dunes...

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Absolutely the highlight of our trip! Như Trung Bàu Trắng – White Sand Dunes is truly a must-visit in Vietnam. We booked a private tour on a Jeep, tried the ATVs, and even took some unique photos with the camels, such a fun and unforgettable experience! The staffs were super friendly, respectful, and honestly felt like professional photographers, they knew exactly where and how to capture the best shots for us. From the ride to the views, everything was smooth and well-organized. Highly recommend this place for couples, families, or solo travelers who want both adventure and amazing photo memories!

White Sand Dunes in Phan Thiet, we went here around 4pm and the heat of the sun is still bearable. We thought we could skip the use of ATV however there is no way for you to go to the instagrammable white sand dunes without paying it. We paid for the atv + sand boarding. It was worth it because we rode the ATV for 3 times. It was a ride or die feels.

Be careful from beach buggy they will scammed you to pay 800k

Tourist trap. Paid the full price for two supposed to be for 20 min. The local driver is on the ATV with you along the whole trip which is annoying. At half the way the driver didn’t let us to self drive anymore, was saying that the 20min is over. The driver then took us back to the starting point, riding very irresponsible and fast. In addition our driver didn’t stop for us at viewpoint to take pictures. Don’t recommend

This was one of the activity for our Company Retreat this year and i would highly recommend to visit the sand dunes just for the ATV ride. There are 2 options, you can either ride the Jeep up the dunes in group of 5-6, or you can take the ATV. The ATV was the funnest. There was no safety briefing and no helmet provided. Just sit and go. Dangerous but thrilling. Each ATV has a guide driver. At the start you can drive yourself up the highest dune or let the guide drive you. Once at the top, take some pictures and enjoy the view. But it is the ride down that is the fun part. The guide will take over then, and drive you, full speed down the dune and up and down other smaller dunes. It is like a roller coaster with no safety harness. Fun! A couple can sit in one ATV with the guide. At the end, you can cool down back at the station with a fresh COLD coconut. Did not use the toilet.

Cool place to see the amazing sand dunes. When you come here they are very hyped to make you take a car or atv through the dunes, it's okay to do so. But If I were going again, I think I would rather walk ant take in the scenery, then you can also find picture spaces without that many people

Check the Real Price Before You Pay Review: I joined a tour that brought us here. When we wanted to try the ATV, we were told the price was 1,200,000 VND per person. However, at the spot there was a clear banner showing 800,000 VND. This difference made us feel uncomfortable, so we decided not to join. It seemed like some kind of arrangement between the guide and the shop staff (not sure, but that’s how it felt). I also have a photo of the banner as proof. Travelers should double-check the real prices before agreeing to any activity here. Transparency should be improved.