The Anam Welcomes Year of the Horse at Cam Ranh and Mui Ne

The Anam Welcomes Year of the Horse at Cam Ranh and Mui Ne - TRAVELINDEXCam Ranh, Vietnam, January 19, 2026 / TRAVELINDEX / The Anam Group’s two beachfront resorts in Cam Ranh and Mui Ne will usher in Tet with an array of dining, cultural, entertainment, recreational, and spa experiences.

In the lead-up to Tet on Tues., Feb. 17, 2026, The Anam Cam Ranh and The Anam Mui Ne will each stage a ceremony on Feb 10, 2026 to plant “Cay Neu”, a towering Lunar New Year bamboo pole to ward off evil spirits, followed by dragon dancing.

Overlooking Long Beach, one of Vietnam’s most stunning stretches of sand, The Anam Cam Ranh’s program from Feb. 16-22, 2026, is filled with Tet festivities including:

  • Lang Viet Restaurant and Bar serving a special family reunion Tet set menu that celebrates authentic Vietnamese home-style cuisine as well as a la carte Tet dishes.
  • The Indochine and Colonial restaurants offering traditional Tet specialities and international favourites during breakfast.
  • Dragon dancing at the lawn and Indochine from 9am on the first day of the Lunar New Year, Feb.17.
  • Lang Viet’s Chung and Thuan cake making workshops on Feb. 19 and 20 respectively.
  • The traditional custom of calligraphy giving, with a calligraphy master inscribing auspicious characters on red paper for guests on Feb. 18 at the lobby from 10am-noon.
  • Artisans crafting “To he” traditional toy figures out of play dough from 10-noon on the third day of Tet, Feb. 19, in the lobby.
  • Kids activities including making lucky envelopes, traditional coconut leaf weaving, and kite flying.
  • Lang Viet hosting the Traditional Vietnamese “Chợ Tết” Buffet on Feb. 19 brimming with Tet specialties with free-flow soft drink, local beer, and wine packages from 7-9.30pm. To be accompanied to the strains of traditional instrumentalists.
  • A Seafood BBQ buffet at The Indochine on Feb. 21 from 6.30-9pm with free-flow local beer, soft drink and wine packages. To be staged to a backdrop of live music by the Filipino band and a spectacular fire show.
  • Casual dining accompanied by a live Filippino band at Beach Club, fine dining set and a la carte menus at The Colonial to the strains of live piano, and tapas and cocktails at Saigon Bar throughout the program
  • An exclusive day lounge from 11am-3pm at Colonial for guests staying in high-end accommodations before afternoon tea is served between 3-5pm.
  • Tet promotions at The Anam Spa including 15% off treatments for individual guests and 25% off treatments for couples. A complimentary nail polish session is also on offer.

The Anam Cam Ranh’s sister resort The Anam Mui Ne will host a program of Tet celebrations from Feb. 16-Feb 22, 2026, featuring:

  • Lang Viet Restaurant serving a special family reunion Tet set menu that celebrates authentic home-style Vietnamese cooking. Dishes include braised giant freshwater prawns with coconut juice, and apple snails stuffed with pork, accompanied by a tea station. A la carte Tet dishes are also on offer.
  • Buffet breakfast at The Indochine with traditional Tet specialties and international dishes.
  • Banh Chung cake making workshop on the grass area before the beach on Feb. 16 from 3-5pm.
  • Dragon dancing in the lobby and at the Indochine from 9am on the first day of Tet
  • A calligraphy master writing lucky letters at the lobby from 8am-12pm daily on Feb. 17-19.
  • Lang Viet’s Tet Buffet Dinner on Feb. 17 from 6-9.30pm offering a vast array of appetisers, and salads, deep-fried, live and roast meat stations, a selection of hot dishes, and desserts.
  • Indochine’s Butcher’s Cut and Seacatch BBQ Buffet on Feb 18 from 6-9pm accompanied by a live band. Highlights include whole roast goat, beef striploin, lamb rack, tiger prawns, deep-fried soft-shell crab and calamari. and local snails in garlic sauce.
  • Lang Viet’s Vietnamese Favourite Street Food buffet from 6-9.30pm on Feb. 20 with traditional tea and music. Highlights include charcoal grilled skewers, a steamed seafood station including prawns, oysters and crayfish, hot dishes such as steamed grouper fish, and roast meats including duck, beef and pork.
  • Tapas and cocktails served at the Saigon Bar adjacent to Mui Ne beach.
  • Wellness experiences including how to make a body scrub, sound meditation, foot massage workshop, and learning how to prepare herbal tea
  • Kids activities including paper lantern making, kite flying, “Pho pizza” making and colouring statues

“We are looking incredibly forward to welcoming the Year of the Horse with programs at both of our resorts that reflect its qualities such as energy and confidence with gusto,” said The Anam Group’s group general manager Laurent Myter.

About The Anam Group 

After the auspicious debut of The Anam Cam Ranh in 2017, the independently owned and operated The Anam Group celebrated the grand opening of its second property, The Anam Mui Ne, in January 2023.

With “Indochine Charm” and “Modern Luxury” as its watchwords, the group blends colonial-era aesthetics and attentive Vietnamese service with modern comforts and convenience. “The Anam” today is a reference to another name, “An Nam”, which was the name of Central Vietnam during the French Indochina era.

The Anam Cam Ranh overlooks 300 metres of beachfront on Vietnam’s scenic Cam Ranh peninsula, which averages more than 300 sunny days per year. The luxurious five-star resort boasts 77 villas and 136 rooms and suites. The Anam Cam Ranh features a French-inspired fine dining restaurant, all-day dining restaurant, a Vietnamese restaurant and bar, a classical bar, a beach club, in-room dining, a 10 treatment-room spa, indoor and outdoor movie theatres, three capacious swimming pools, ballroom, conference rooms, recreation and fitness centre, a tennis court, yoga room and deck, kids club, putting green, gift shop and more.

Like its predecessor The Anam Cam Ranh, The Anam Mui Ne’s design is also an echo out of Vietnam’s Indochine era. Situated in southern Vietnam’s popular beach town Mui Ne, the 1.2 hectare beachfront resort affords spectacular ocean vistas and features 127 elegant rooms and suites, including seven 142sqm suites with private pools and a 122sqm presidential suite with an extra room for the bodyguards. Its dining landscape comprises an all-day dining restaurant and grill, beachside restaurant and bar, and lobby bar. A five-treatment room spa, two vast swimming pools, a ballroom, conference rooms, water sports center, fitness center, yoga room, kid’s club and gift shop are among the resort’s host of world-class facilities.

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