Hello there! 

Are you planning a trip to Da Nang?

Da Nang is one of the best options for a summer vacation. Its beauty as a coastal city welcomes visitors all year round. 

1. Eat Like a Local – From Coffee to Seafood

Start your day with a glass of Vietnamese iced milk coffee (Cà phê sữa đá), then try street-side staples like Mi Quang (turmeric noodles) or pork rolls with rice paper. As the sun sets, hit the beachside seafood restaurants for a feast of grilled clams, squid, and spicy hotpots. Fresh, flavorful, and incredibly affordable!

 Start with Strong Local Coffee

Long Coffee
123 Le Loi, Hai Chau
One of the oldest and most iconic coffee shops in Da Nang. Their Vietnamese iced coffee is bold, rich, and loved by locals.

43 Factory Coffee Roaster
422 Ngo Thi Sy, Ngu Hanh Son

 A modern, eco-inspired café serving specialty coffee. Great for relaxing or getting some work done.

 Authentic Local Dishes You Can’t Miss
Mi Quang Ba Mua
19 Tran Binh Trong (multiple branches across the city)
A go-to place for Mi Quang, a signature Da Nang noodle dish. Choose from shrimp, pork, chicken, or snakehead fish.

Banh Trang Cuon Thit Heo Mau (Pork Rolls)
35 Do Thuc Tinh, Cam Le
Pork belly slices wrapped in rice paper with herbs, dipped in spicy anchovy sauce – a local favorite.

 Fresh and Affordable Seafood by the Beach
Muoi Bien Seafood Restaurant 
51 Vo Nguyen Giap, Bac My An, Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang, Vietnam 
A casual beachfront restaurant serving fresh seafood cooked to order. Popular with both locals and tourists.

Lounge Beach Bar & Restaurant 
Lô 1C Võ Nguyên Giáp, Quận Sơn Trà, Vietnam
A local spot for flavorful stir-fried snails, shellfish, and cold beer. Perfect for a casual night out.

Banh Xeo Ba Duong – Crispy Pancakes
K280/23 Hoang Dieu
A legendary place for Vietnamese-style crispy pancakes served with fresh greens and a unique dipping sauce.

2. Visit Iconic Landmarks

Hey guys! Don’t leave Da Nang without seeing these must-visits:

• Ba Na Hills & the famous Golden Bridge held by giant stone hands in the clouds. It's surreal, magical, and one of the most iconic sights in all of Vietnam. Stay for the gardens, fantasy park, and epic views.
• Marble Mountains: Just a short drive from the city center, this cluster of five marble and limestone hills is rich in history and spirituality. Climb through hidden tunnels and explore ancient caves, Buddhist sanctuaries, and pagodas tucked into the rocks
• Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula, home to Vietnam’s tallest Lady Buddha statue – peaceful and picturesque.
• Hai Van Pass: Feeling adventurous? Rent a motorbike or hire a car and ride along the winding Hai Van Pass, one of the most scenic coastal roads in Southeast Asia.
• Cham Island (Cù Lao Chàm): Take a boat trip from nearby Hoi An or Cua Dai Beach to reach this tranquil island paradise. With crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and quiet fishing villages, Cu Lao Cham is perfect for snorkeling, swimming, or just a peaceful beach day far from the crowds.  

3. Play a Round of Golf in Paradise

Yes, Da Nang is a rising star in golf tourism. If you love the game or just want to try something new, tee off at stunning courses like Ba Na Hills Golf Club, Montgomerie Links, or BRG Da Nang Golf Resort. You’ll enjoy world-class facilities, ocean views, and cool sea breezes.

Ba Na Hills Golf Club – A mountainous course with dramatic elevation changes and cool highland air. Voted Asia's Best Golf Course multiple years.

Montgomerie Links – A beautifully landscaped course near the beach, known for its wide fairways and elegant design.

BRG Da Nang Golf Resort – Featuring both Norman and Nicklaus courses, this club sits right by the coastline for the ultimate seaside golf vibe.

>> Book tee time now 

4. Where to Stay in Da Nang

From luxury resorts to budget-friendly hotels, Da Nang has it all:

Beachfront resorts along My Khe or Non Nuoc are perfect for relaxing.

City-center hotels are great if you want to explore local life.

Traveling with family or in groups? Try serviced apartments or private villas with full amenities.

>> Need help to book accommodation 

Tips: You should use Agoda and Booking for hotels in Vietnam and elsewhere in Southeast Asia 

5. Local Favorites You Shouldn’t Miss

Watch Dragon Bridge breathe fire and water on weekend nights.

Swim or sunbathe at My Khe Beach, one of Asia’s best.

Take a scenic motorbike ride through the Hai Van Pass.

Explore Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain) and spot rare wildlife.

Visit the Cham Sculpture Museum to learn about Vietnam’s ancient Champa culture.

Da Nang is more than just a stop between Hue and Hoi An – it’s a destination worth savoring. It’s a city that mixes adventure with comfort, street food with elegance, and tradition with modernity. Whether you're a foodie, a golfer, a nature lover, or just someone in need of a peaceful break, Da Nang will leave you wanting more.