
Fairy Stream
Suối Tiên
Fairy Stream
Suối Tiên
A picturesque natural stream among red-orange sandy canyons in Mui Ne.
Binh Thuan
Natural Attraction
Walking / Photos
Fairy Stream (Suối Tiên) is a popular natural attraction famous for its unusual landscapes: red-orange sandy canyons and bamboo thickets. It is an ideal place for a light walk where you can walk barefoot on the soft sandy bottom along the warm water.
- Duration
45 min – 1 hr
- Avg. budget
from $2
- Admission
0–15,000 ₫
- Best months
Sep – Nov
- Local language
Vietnamese, English
What you need to know
Fairy Stream originates from underground waters beneath the sand dunes and stretches for 1.8 km before flowing into the sea. The water and canyon walls owe their characteristic color to iron minerals in the clay rocks. The local sand is up to 9,000 years old, while the light gray rock outcrops are over 204,000 years old.
The route passes through a canyon where wind and water have created whimsical erosion forms. The surroundings are complemented by bamboo groves, palms, and pandan bushes. It is recommended to walk upstream from the road — this way the landscapes reveal themselves gradually, becoming more and more breathtaking.
The most visually impressive period after the rainy season: water levels are higher and the red color of the slopes is particularly intense.
On site
- How to get there
Taxi, Grab, or buses No. 1, No. 9
- Footwear
Barefoot or water shoes
- Route
1.5 km to the waterfall
- Cash
Essential for buying water
- Connectivity
4G available
- With kids
Suitable for walks