Travel Guide to Làng Cừu Farmstay, Phan Rang, Ninh Thuận

Introduction

Tucked away in sun-baked Ninh Thuận Province, central Vietnam’s best-kept secret for slow, nature-focused travel, Làng Cừu Farmstay offers a one-of-a-kind escape from the crowded beach resorts of Nha Trang and Mui Ne. This family-run property leans into the region’s rustic agricultural charm, centered around its namesake flock of sheep that graze rolling hills overlooking the South China Sea. For travelers craving authentic Vietnamese countryside hospitality, far from tourist crowds, it’s an ideal base to explore Ninh Thuận’s dramatic landscapes.

Hotel Overview

Làng Cừu Farmstay is located just outside Phan Rang, Ninh Thuận’s laid-back capital, with easy access to both inland hills and coastal highlights. The property’s warm, multilingual staff speaks fluent English and Vietnamese, making check-in and sightseeing planning seamless for international visitors.

Every guest room comes with air conditioning for Ninh Thuận’s warm afternoons, a private en-suite bathroom fully stocked with free toiletries, a bidet, hairdryer, towels, and slippers, plus a wardrobe for longer stays. Many rooms open out to unobstructed views of the surrounding farmland and vineyards, and free WiFi is available across the entire property. Pet owners will appreciate that pets stay for no extra fee, making it easy to bring four-legged travel companions along. Practical perks include free on-site private parking (no reservation required) and a daily homemade breakfast featuring local tropical fruits and rice dishes, plus an electric kettle in every room for tea or coffee. Outside, the property’s sprawling garden is perfect for morning walks or evening drinks under the stars.

Top Local Attractions

Three unmissable spots are within a 30-minute drive of the farmstay:

• Vinh Hy Bay: A sheltered crescent of turquoise water framed by jagged granite outcrops, Vinh Hy is one of Vietnam’s least crowded coastal gems. Swim in calm, clear waters, take a boat trip to see hidden sea caves, or sample fresh grilled squid at waterfront stalls that have barely changed in decades.
• Nam Cuong Sand Dunes: Unlike the busier dunes of Mui Ne, Nam Cuong offers quiet, rolling red and golden sand hills perfect for sunset photos. Visitors can slide down the dunes or go on a gentle camel ride, with unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside.
• Ba Moi Vineyard: Ninh Thuận is Vietnam’s premier wine region, thanks to its dry, sunny climate. This family-owned vineyard offers casual tastings of local tropical-infused wines and tours of their vines, with picnic spots overlooking the rows of grapevines.

Travel Tips

Visit between November and April for dry, sunny weather ideal for hiking and beach days; the monsoon season from May to October brings short, heavy afternoon rains. Rent a motorbike or car in Phan Rang to explore the area independently, as public transport is limited. Don’t leave without trying the farmstay’s homemade grilled lamb, sourced from their own flock, and bring plenty of sunscreen for day trips to the dunes and bay. Always carry cash, as many local attractions and small eateries don’t accept card payments.