Discover the natural beauty of Da Nang city.

Located at the heart of Vietnam, Da Nang is blessed with a combination of attractive natural resources and rare historical values, including seas, forests, landscapes, cultural heritage, traditional arts, and festivals. One of its greatest advantages is its coastline, featuring pristine white-sand beaches, gentle waves, warm water year-round, and high safety levels. Notable beaches include My Khe Beach (ranked among the six most beautiful beaches in the world by Forbes), Pham Van Dong Beach, and Non Nuoc Beach. These are complemented by marine sports activities, scenic attractions such as the Marble Mountains, the Non Nuoc stone carving village, and luxurious resorts.

Notably, with its expanded area following the integration with Quang Nam, the “new Da Nang” not only increases in scale but also enhances the overall tourism experience with a wide range of remarkable destinations. The city now includes stunning beaches such as Cua Dai and An Bang, known for their peaceful beauty and popularity among international visitors. In addition, famous attractions like Cu Lao Cham – Hoi An (a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve), Ban Than – Hon Mang – Hon Dua, Phu Ninh Lake, as well as VinWonders Nam Hoi An and Hoiana Resort & Golf contribute to a diverse and appealing tourism ecosystem for all types of travelers.

When mentioning Da Nang tourism, Sun World Ba Na Hills is a must-visit destination. Located within the Ba Na – Nui Chua complex, it boasts a diverse ecosystem and a cool climate year-round, playing an important role in environmental balance. This world-class resort and entertainment complex was awarded Vietnam’s Leading Tourist Attraction for four consecutive years (2015–2018). Visitors can explore the French Village with its classic European architecture or check in at the Golden Bridge—an iconic structure recognized by TIME magazine as one of the world’s greatest places.

For nature lovers, Son Tra Peninsula is an unmissable destination. Known as the “green lung” of the city, it features highlights such as Ban Co Peak, the thousand-year-old banyan tree, Linh Ung Pagoda, Dong Dinh Museum, and pristine beaches like Bai But and Tien Sa Beach. Moreover, Son Tra is famous for its fresh seafood at reasonable prices, offering a memorable culinary experience.

Expanding your journey, you can visit Hoi An Ancient Town—a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its charming lantern-lit streets along the Hoai River—or explore My Son Sanctuary, a remarkable complex of Cham temples with outstanding historical and architectural value in Southeast Asia.

One of Da Nang’s key strengths is eco-tourism, with well-developed destinations such as Hoa Phu Thanh Tourist Area, Ngam Doi, Nui Than Tai Hot Springs Park, Toom Sara Village, and Hai Van Pass—often referred to as “the most scenic pass in the world.” The city also actively develops river-based tourism along major rivers like the Han River, Cu De River, and Co Co River.

Beyond its natural advantages, Da Nang stands out for its strong development efforts, safe tourism environment, friendly locals, and the active involvement of businesses. With the expansion and integration of additional heritage values from Quang Nam, Da Nang continues to affirm its position as one of Vietnam’s leading tourist destinations, attracting visitors from around the world.