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There is a very good reason why kitesurfers come to Mui Ne. Along this stretch of the southern coast the wind speed reaches over 12 knots, which is an equivalent of more than 22kmph, for at least 200 days a year. According to Pascal Lefebvre,the founder and owner of Jibe’s, a local windsurfing and kitesurfing centre, Mui Ne has the strongest and most consistent cross-onshore winds of all the beach towns in Vietnam.
There is a very good reason why kitesurfers come to Mui Ne. Along this stretch of the southern coast the wind speed reaches over 12 knots, which is an equivalent of more than 22kmph, for at least 200 days a year. According to Pascal Lefebvre,the founder and owner of Jibe’s, a local windsurfing and kitesurfing centre, Mui Ne has the strongest and most consistent cross-onshore winds of all the beach towns in Vietnam.
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