17 thoughts on “Mui Ne, Fishing Village – in pictures.”
Hi Tracey, Love your photos! They bring me back to my visit to Mui Ne, 12 years ago. The landscape is much the same (love those fishing boats), except that the beach looks MUCH more crowded than I recall back ‘then’. Isn’t that the case, though, with pretty much everywhere? Thanks for taking me on this nostalgic trip back to a country that surprised me at every turn – not just the pho!
Thank you! I think Mui Ne must have changed a lot in 12 years. It wasn’t at all what we were hoping for. Glad this bought back some memories for you though. I think we’re all looking back on and appreciating past travels at the moment!
Indeed. I think most places that once were quaint have changed – in some ways, not in the best or most sustainable ways. Thank goodness for our travel memories!
Thanks Alison. For this slice of local life we got up at 6am – it was worth it though! This was our New Years Day, this year. I can hardly believe it. It seems like a lifetime ago.
Amazing photos! We also try to understand different aspects of people lives when we travel. Well worth the morning visit on the shore🙂
Cheers,
Christie
Wondering Woman 
Hi Tracey, Love your photos! They bring me back to my visit to Mui Ne, 12 years ago. The landscape is much the same (love those fishing boats), except that the beach looks MUCH more crowded than I recall back ‘then’. Isn’t that the case, though, with pretty much everywhere? Thanks for taking me on this nostalgic trip back to a country that surprised me at every turn – not just the pho!
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Thank you! I think Mui Ne must have changed a lot in 12 years. It wasn’t at all what we were hoping for. Glad this bought back some memories for you though. I think we’re all looking back on and appreciating past travels at the moment!
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Indeed. I think most places that once were quaint have changed – in some ways, not in the best or most sustainable ways. Thank goodness for our travel memories!
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I just love the little round fishing boats in Mui Ne!! Beautiful captures!
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Thank you!
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Fantastic photos! This is just the kind of place I like to see, where ordinary life is happening.
Alison
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Thanks Alison. For this slice of local life we got up at 6am – it was worth it though! This was our New Years Day, this year. I can hardly believe it. It seems like a lifetime ago.
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Great photography, I feel as if I’m back in Vietnam. You captured it so well.
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Thanks. Wish I was back in Vietnam!
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Judging by the nice smiles, some people were amused by the crazy foreigners taking pictures of them. 😉
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The Vietnamese are a pretty smiley bunch!
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what fantastic pictures! What an amazing place you’ve captured it brilliantly!
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Thanks so much Andy. It was dirty, noisy, chaotic – and as you say, quite brilliant!
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What fantastic portraits you have captured!
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Thank you! Vietnam is a great place for photography, people don’t mind at all if you take their picture.
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Amazing photos! We also try to understand different aspects of people lives when we travel. Well worth the morning visit on the shore🙂
Cheers,
Christie
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Thanks Christie. When I manage to get up early – which isn’t that often – I always wonder why I don’t do it more.
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