Nha Trang - Phan Thiet/Mui Ne Bus And Vice Versa

Definitely download this app! After you provide your phone number on WhatsApp, someone will contact you personally and give you your ticket number. They'll arrange to pick you up right at your hotel (I was staying in Mui Ne). When filling out your information, you can enter your Nha Trang hotel as the drop-off location. Just show the driver your ticket information when you board, and they'll help you find your seat. The bus was very clean when I got on. I was on the upper level, and at 178cm (5'10"), I could stretch my legs out, but turning around was a bit tight. If you have a larger build, it might be a little uncomfortable. Also, the recliner is pretty soft, and I didn't get much lumbar support, so my back was a little sore after lying down. The aisle is very narrow, so if you turn to the side, you might feel like you're about to kiss someone's face as they walk by, haha. After about two hours, the bus will stop at a gas station for a bathroom break. Remember to bring tissues! Overall, it was a decent experience and a pretty unique way to travel.

One minor drawback: The bus service doesn't proactively contact you. I had the hotel call to reconfirm, as I was worried about potential issues. The bus is clean and comfortable. Plus, there are charging ports! For future trips to Vietnam, I'll definitely consider sleeper buses.

Anyway, I had a safe and comfortable bus ride. I received a confirmation of the reservation details via WhatsApp immediately after booking, and it was great that I was able to contact them the day before. (You can enter your WhatsApp number when booking on Klook.) The process was as follows: a minivan picked me up at the hotel in Nha Trang → I changed to a bus at the bus company office on the outskirts of Nha Trang → the office in Mui Ne → I dropped off a few people and went to the hotel on "Đình Chiểu street". It was a door-to-door ride. The bus was a three-row x two-tiered bunk bed berth, which was a bit cramped compared to the two-row berth, but it was cheap and comfortable enough for the cost-performance. There was no toilet on board, but there was a toilet break just over an hour after departure, so it was not a problem. It was the first time I had seen a bus company that provided such detailed support in a casual overseas environment, and it was very reassuring. Thank you.

The bus is clean and very comfortable. Plus, there are charging ports! I'll definitely consider sleeper buses for future trips in Vietnam. Highly recommended!

Everything worked out and was cheap, but: you couldn't choose your seat, I was in the middle at the top and the curtain kept opening when someone walked by. The bus's horn was extremely loud. The charging box for the cell phone and the screen also didn't work. Service via WhatsApp is great and the bus was on time. I would book again.

I took the shuttle bus from the Regalia Gold Hotel in Nha Trang city. I used that bus. It was the same driver with the belly from when I went to Mui Ne last February... haha. This bus service is very friendly and safe.

I was at Mui Ne Bamboo Village Resort and the bus picked me up in front of the resort. It was the 11:30 bus and I checked out at 11 and waited. The sleeping bus arrived at 11:40 (Masks are required as rude people may fart) and motion sickness medication is a must!

They contacted me before the bus ride and even picked me up from the hotel. The driver was cool and outgoing, which made it fun. The sleeping bus had great AC, blankets, and water provided, so there were no discomforts! We stopped at a restroom in the middle, and since I told them which hotel I was getting off at beforehand, they let me know when we were getting close, so I wasn't worried.

Everything worked out great. The feature with WhatsApp and the bus company is excellent. Inexpensive. We would always travel by bus again.

It was a really comfortable trip. I didn't get motion sickness, and it dropped me off right in front of the hotel. The car interior was pleasant, blankets were provided, and there were perfect amenities such as charging ports. I would definitely use it again if I have the chance. (I used the 16:00, 19-seater bus to Mui Ne)