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Ive been looking at Full Moon resort, looks like the go,

Anyone actually been there?

We stayed at the Sailing Club and I walked down the beach 200 meters to the Chimes Windsurf hire place.Great food friendly people Good wind but way too many kite schools and charter flight loads of Big Russians all exposing way too much flesh.Most of the big resorts organise transport from Ho chi min city.There is apparrently a new Island resort catering to windsurfers a bit further north than Mui ne where the wind is a bit more consistant but Im not sure of the name.Give me a call if you need any more info.

Sailing club is great, but as stated you'll have to walk up the beach to hire some windsurfing gear. Apparently if you hire it for a couple of days they will let you keep it at the Sailing Club so they may let you keep it at another resort. Also seriously consider taking the train from Ho Chi Minh, way more relaxing, takes about the same time as the bus, good scenery and the beers on the train cost about $1 and they have some of the best peanuts I've ever tasted. 4.5 hrs of $1 cans and I was forking smashed.

The sailing conditions are not epic but it's still a great place to hang out for a few days. If you think some of the food you're getting is a bit average go to the Sailing Club for a feed, top quality and well priced.

Been there several times, including a slightly self-indulgent 3-month stint in the 07-08 season. If you want to rent gear, I'd seriously recommend Jibe's (the watersports centre run by Fulll Moon mgmt). One thing to keep in mind is, that beach is kiter heaven, and unless you want to tangle (pun intended) with 100+ kiters, including lots of newbies, you'd best stay upwind -- and Jibe's is located upwind of all the kite schools. Wind chimes, however, is right smack in the middle of them!

You can stay at a really nice, cool little resort for as little as 20 USD a night, however these are usually fully booked by the longer-term stayers and you'd be lucky to get a room as a walk-in. Full Moon is reasonably priced (it's a super bargain by Aussie standards,, but I'm a bit more stingy having lived mostly in Asia for 10 years). I splurged on a week at Full Moon for my honeymoon (windsurfing honeymoon - how romantic, except my wife doesn't windsurf!!) and can totally recommend it. Do try to book ahead - Mui Ne is really popular and a has a lot of repeat visitors, pushing the prices up and putting a lot of demand on the lower to mid-range accommodation.
One more thing - if u like a smoke, pick up your gear in Saigon (people on the street will offer it to you, at the inflated tourist prices starting from 100,000vnd per baggie) -- forget trying to score in Mui Ne.