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Coastal Highlights

This collection highlights Da Nang’s diverse coastal geography, from the 21-kilometer Hai Van Pass that acts as a natural weather divide to the white-sand stretches of My Khe and Non Nuoc. The list features the French-built Tien Sa Lighthouse on the Son Tra Peninsula and secluded spots like Bai Nam and Bai Bac. These locations showcase a mix of historical Nguyen Dynasty remains, coral reefs, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the East Sea.

Hai Van Pass

Scenic 21-kilometer mountain pass traversing a spur of the Annamite Range with winding roads overlooking the sea. It features historical remains of a Nguyen Dynasty-era lookout post and serves as a natural weather divide.

Non Nuoc Beach

One of the cleanest and most peaceful beaches to visit. It's usually less crowded than others and the water is calmer, depending on the…

My Khe Beach

A 9-kilometer stretch of white sand and coral reefs with warm water year-round. Historically used as a recreation base for American troops, it features gentle slopes and modest waves suitable for swimming.

Hải đăng Tiên Sa

French-built lighthouse from 1902 located on the Son Tra Peninsula. The yellow and white structure stands 15.6 meters tall and 223 meters above sea level, providing views of the Da Nang coastline.

Bãi Nam

South-facing beach on the Son Tra Peninsula, also known as Bai Nom. The area is characterized by coral reefs and is a frequent site for snorkeling and diving.

My An Beach

Coastal stretch south of My Khe featuring white sand and clear water. It is situated near luxury resorts and offers a quieter environment compared to the central city beaches.

Bãi biển Bắc

Northern-facing beach on the Son Tra Peninsula surrounded by lush vegetation. It is home to high-end resorts and provides views of the surrounding mountains and the East Sea.