Taxi & Transfers from Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh Airport (SGN)

How to Get from Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh Airport

By Taxi

It’s the classic way to travel long-distance in Vietnam. You get in, and the city comes to you.

The ride from Mui Ne to the airport takes about 3.5 to 4.5 hours, depending on traffic. It’s roughly 200 kilometers. Expect to pay from $55 to $157, depending on the car type and your bargaining luck. Go with well-known companies like Vinasun or Mai Linh. They’re reliable. Always ask for the meter or agree on the fare upfront. And yes, bring cash.

Private Transfer

No lines. No stress. A private transfer picks you up in Mui Ne and takes you straight to the airport — just like that.

Kiwitaxi offers this service with clear pricing and a choice of vehicles. You book in advance, and the fare stays the same regardless of traffic. Travel time is usually around 4 hours. It’s simple, smooth, and exactly what you want when you’re heading to the airport with luggage and a flight on your mind.

By Public Bus

Yes, it’s cheap. But it’s not quick.

Buses from Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh run regularly. Travel time is 5 to 6 hours, depending on the route. Fares are low — about $7 to $15. But the buses don’t go to the airport. You’ll arrive at a terminal somewhere in the city and still need a taxi to reach SGN. Not ideal if you’re short on time.

By Train

You can also take a train from Phan Thiet to Ho Chi Minh City. The ride takes around 5 hours. Tickets cost around $6 to $8.

After arriving, you’ll need another 30 to 60 minutes to get to the airport. Not very direct. But if you like trains, it’s a scenic ride with more legroom than a bus.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – for 1–2 passengers
• Comfort – for families and couples with luggage
• Minivan – for groups, extra luggage or strollers
• Business – for those who prefer more space and quiet

Transfer with Children

Airport trips with kids are rarely easy. Add a long ride and delays — and it can get messy fast.

Kiwitaxi lets you pre-book child seats. The car shows up ready. You buckle in, take a breath, and focus on what matters — getting there safely and on time.

Transfer with Pets

Buses don’t usually allow animals. Taxis might. But it’s never guaranteed.

Kiwitaxi lets you book a car that accepts pets. Just mention it when reserving. That way, you avoid awkward surprises and your pet travels calmly with you.

What to See Before Leaving Mui Ne

Still have an hour or two? Walk down to the Fairy Stream one last time. The water’s cool, the sand is soft, and the cliffs still glow orange in the early sun.

Or grab a final bowl of mì quảng at a plastic table by the beach. Slurping noodles while the waves roll in might be the best way to say goodbye.

Mui Ne leaves slow — just like it lives. Keep that feeling with you all the way to Ho Chi Minh.