Drink

Dragon Beach - Lounge Bar & Club

Mui Ne's biggest disco with two dance floors, a pool, circular bar and its own access to the sea.

Address: 120/1 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu
Getting there: near the Bo Ke restaurants
Hours: Open now · closes 3 am
Weekly hours
Mon midnight–3 am, 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Tue 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Wed 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Thu 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Fri 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Sat 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Sun 12:30 pm–midnight (next day)
Website: dragonbeachmuine.com (opens in a new tab)

Mon	midnight–3 am, 12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Tue	12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Wed	12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Thu	12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Fri	12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Sat	12:30 pm–3 am (next day)
Sun	12:30 pm–midnight (next day)

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