Da Nang is a modern coastal city in Central Vietnam, known for its sandy beaches, vibrant food scene, and proximity to UNESCO World Heritage sites like Hoi An and Hue. The city blends a relaxed coastal lifestyle with urban conveniences, making it both a holiday destination and a central hub for exploring the region.
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Best Time to Visit Da Nang
- February to May: Pleasant temperatures, low humidity, and clear skies—ideal for beach activities and sightseeing.
- June to August: Hot and sunny, great for swimming but busier with domestic tourists.
- September to January: Rainy season with higher humidity; typhoons are possible, but the city is less crowded.
- Monsoon season: September – March
Da Nang can be visited all year round, and each month offers a unique experience. To help you plan, check our detailed monthly guides:
January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December
Top Things to Do in Da Nang
Beaches & Nature
- My Khe Beach – Famous white sand beach with gentle waves.
- Non Nuoc Beach – Quieter stretch perfect for a peaceful swim.
- Son Tra Peninsula – Scenic drives, hiking trails, and the Linh Ung Pagoda with its 67-meter Lady Buddha statue.
- Marble Mountains – Five limestone and marble hills with caves, temples, and panoramic viewpoints.
Cultural & Modern Attractions
- Dragon Bridge – Watch the fire and water show ( Saturday & Sunday, 9pm )
- APEC Park – Peaceful park with cool architecture and views.
- Dragon Carp Statue – Nice photo spot along the Han River.
- Pink Church – Iconic Gothic-style cathedral with bright pink walls in the city center.
- Linh Ung Pagoda – Home to the huge Lady Buddha statue.
- Night markets – You can walk around, see the lights, and feel the local atmosphere without paying anything.
- Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture – The world’s largest collection of Cham artifacts.
Day Trips
- Hoi An Ancient Town – 30 km away, perfect for a half or full-day visit.
- Ba Na Hills – Mountain resort with the Golden Bridge and French Village.
- Hue Imperial City – Historic former capital of Vietnam.
Where to Stay in Da Nang
Luxury
- InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort – Secluded luxury on Son Tra Peninsula.
- Furama Resort Da Nang – Beachfront resort with multiple pools and dining options.
- Four Points by Sheraton Danang
Mid-Range ($50-$100)
- Wink hotel
- Melia Vinpearl
- Novotel
- Santori Boutique
- Mira del Sol
- Mandila Beach Hotel Danang
Budget
- Rom Casa Hostel – Unique container-style hostel near the beach.
- Memory Hostel – Stylish budget stay close to the Han River.
- Nicecy Boutique Hotel
Where to Eat & Drink
Local Specialties
- Mì Quảng – Da Nang’s signature noodle dish.
- Banh Xeo – Crispy Vietnamese pancake with pork and shrimp.
- Bún Chả Cá – Noodles with fish cake soup.
- Fresh seafood – Visit beachside restaurants near My Khe.
- Bánh Mì – Vietnam’s famous sandwich, easy to find everywhere.
- Coffee Shops – Try “Cà phê sữa đá” (Vietnamese iced coffee) at local cafés.
Vegetarian & Vegan Options
- ANs Vegetarian Cuisines – Cozy restaurant with a creative plant-based menu.
- Roots Plant-Based Cafe – Smoothie bowls, wraps, and healthy vegan dishes.
- Bao An Macrobiotic – Traditional Vietnamese vegan meals.
Nightlife
The nightlife and nightlife in Da Nang consists of a collection of rooftop bars, sophisticated lounges, friendly expat bars and lively night clubs.
Rooftop bars
- Sky 36
- Brilliant Top Bar
Clubs
- New Phuong Dong Nightclub
- Golden Pine
- OQ Bar
Bar & live music
- The Daw
- Seventeen Saloon
- Bamboo Bar 2
- 7 Bridges Brewery
Suggested Itinerary
Day 1
- Morning at My Khe Beach.
- Visit Marble Mountains in the afternoon.
- Dinner at a local seafood restaurant, then see Dragon Bridge at night.
Day 2
- Day trip to Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge.
- Return to enjoy riverside nightlife.
Day 3
- Explore Son Tra Peninsula and Linh Ung Pagoda.
- Afternoon shopping at Han Market.
- Sunset at Non Nuoc Beach.
How to Get to Da Nang
- By Air: Da Nang International Airport serves domestic and international flights, only 3 km from the city center.
- By Train: Coastal railway connects Da Nang to Hue, Nha Trang, and Hanoi.
- By Bus: Routes available to Central Highlands and neighboring provinces.
Travel Tips for Da Nang
What to pack:
- Light clothes– It’s hot and humid most of the year.
- Sunscreen & a Hat– The sun can be strong!
- Comfortable walking shoes– You’ll do some walking and maybe even climbing (like at Marble Mountain).
- Cash (Vietnamese Dong)– Many places don’t accept cards. Some may take pesos, but it’s best to have Dong.
- Translation app– Not everyone speaks English, so Google Translate helps a lot!
Quick tips:
- Da Nang is a safe city, even at night
- Book Ba Na Hills tickets in advance during peak seasons.
- Use Grab or rent a motorbike for flexible city travel.
- Pack light clothing, sunscreen, and a hat for hot months.
- Respect local customs at temples, dress modestly and remove shoes before entering.
Things to avoid:
- Taxi scams – Use Grab app or XanhSM app (like Uber) instead of random taxis.
- Overpriced street food – Always check the menu and prices first.
- Tourist traps – Some marble or souvenir shops near attractions are overpriced.
- Rude behavior in temples – Dress modestly, no loud talking or photos in prayer areas.
- Jaywalking on big roads – Be careful crossing streets-motorbikes don’t always stop.
Bonus: Rainy season (usually Oct-Jan) can bring floods. Check weather before booking.
Optional but helpful:
- Local SIM card or eSIM – For maps and calls. (Read our SIM cards guide)
- Reusable water bottle – Some hotels offer refill stations.
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