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Discover the best Da Nang videos in one curated collection, from apartment hunting and real cost-of-living breakdowns to expat family life, digital nomad routines, healthcare, visas, nightlife and travel tips. These videos cover what it is really like to live, work and travel in Da Nang, including My Khe Beach, An Thuong, Son Tra, Hoi An day trips, and comparisons with Bangkok, Nha Trang  and other Vietnam destinations.

Use this page to explore practical first-hand guides from creators living in or visiting Da Nang: rental tours from budget studios to luxury homes, monthly budgets, food prices, family logistics, retirement stories, local neighborhoods, weather, transport and the fast changes shaping Da Nang in 2026.

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I live in Da Nang Vietnam for $600/MONTH rent - Take a look inside my apartment
24:57 min 2025-11-06 19,862

I live in Da Nang Vietnam for $600/MONTH rent - Take a look inside my apartment

A retired American veteran from Colorado shares his experience living in Da Nang, Vietnam, for about two months. He rents a one-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in a new building near the Dragon Bridge for $600 per month. The apartment features a full-size fridge, microwave, burner top, washer, walk-in closet, and a balcony with views of the city, Dragon Bridge, My Khe Beach, Marble Mountains, and Cham...

I Feel Happier in Da Nang, Vietnam Than in the U.S. - Here's Why (Interview w/@WhatSusanDoes)
14:49 min 2025-10-26 9,207

I Feel Happier in Da Nang, Vietnam Than in the U.S. - Here's Why (Interview w/@WhatSusanDoes)

Susan, a former software consultant from Santa Monica, describes how moving to Da Nang, Vietnam, transformed her life after corporate burnout. She discovered a sustainable lifestyle where a monthly budget of $500–$1,500 covers furnished serviced apartments, $1 market lunches, and free or low-cost community events like sound baths and beach meetups. Daily life revolves around walking to sunrise on ...

Why YOU should NEVER RETIRE in Vietnam 9 Reasons
22:35 min 2025-10-22 6,057

Why YOU should NEVER RETIRE in Vietnam 9 Reasons

Evan Eh! provides a candid assessment of the realities of retiring in Vietnam, moving beyond the idealized 'living like a king' narrative often seen on social media. The discussion centers on nine critical challenges, including permanent culture shock, the complexities of navigating a non-Western healthcare system, and the inherent instability of visa regulations. He highlights the logistical hurd...

Pros & Cons of Living in Vietnam (What No One Tells You!)
12:37 min 2025-10-21 6,620

Pros & Cons of Living in Vietnam (What No One Tells You!)

Nomadic Klaudia provides a balanced look at the realities of living in Da Nang, Vietnam, as a digital nomad and expat. Drawing from five months of personal experience, she highlights the city's exceptional safety, the genuine friendliness of locals, and the high quality of life afforded by low costs, such as $300 monthly apartment rentals and $60 scooter leases. The city is framed as a convenient ...

$300 Vietnam Apartment Tour: Old vs New + Full Cost Breakdown
13:03 min 2025-09-21 4,225

$300 Vietnam Apartment Tour: Old vs New + Full Cost Breakdown

A digital nomad in Da Nang tours two apartments near My Khe Beach, comparing an older $351/month unit with a newer $360/month studio. The first apartment, a 5-minute walk from the beach, includes a bedroom with air conditioning, a small kitchen, a spacious bathroom, weekly cleaning, and a rooftop terrace with sea views and a view of the Lady Buddha statue. The second apartment, a 7-minute walk fro...

Doctors in Vietnam VS Healthcare in the West #31
9:51 min 2025-09-16 5,720

Doctors in Vietnam VS Healthcare in the West #31

A British expat in Da Nang shares her experience at Vinmec Da Nang International Hospital, a private facility, for a thyroid blood test and ultrasound. She contrasts the efficient, affordable care in Vietnam with the high costs of private healthcare in the USA and the long wait times of the UK's NHS. The appointment was booked online and confirmed within 10 minutes. The total cost for consultation...

Vietnamese BREAKFAST NOODLES + HOTPOT & Dealing with FOOD POISONING in Da Nang Vietnam
21:26 min 2025-09-15 5,416

Vietnamese BREAKFAST NOODLES + HOTPOT & Dealing with FOOD POISONING in Da Nang Vietnam

Mike Chen explores Da Nang's food scene, starting with a bowl of fish noodle soup (bún cá) at a local spot, highlighting the light, umami-rich broth and varied seafood textures. He then visits a local seafood restaurant for a rabbit fish hot pot, emphasizing the fresh herbs, tender fish, and the experience of cooking whole fish in the broth. The meal, including rice noodles and fried rice, costs u...

Vietnam Cribs - $570 house in Da Nang, Vietnam
12:23 min 2025-09-12 4,966

Vietnam Cribs - $570 house in Da Nang, Vietnam

A detailed walkthrough of a rented house in Da Nang, Vietnam, located on the city side of the Han River away from the beach. The property features a garage, open-plan living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a kitchen with a built-in water filter, a separate classroom for Vietnamese lessons, two bedrooms, two office spaces, and a music room. The monthly rent is 15 million Vietnamese dong (under ...

Is Vietnam Still the Cheapest Country in the World? 🇻🇳 (Da Nang)
22:30 min 2025-09-12 7,320

Is Vietnam Still the Cheapest Country in the World? 🇻🇳 (Da Nang)

In Da Nang, Vietnam, a $50 daily budget covers a full day of tourist activities, including meals, a massage, and a hotel room. Street food like banh mi costs about $1, while a restaurant meal of pork, eggs, and rice is around $3. A 45-minute neck and shoulder massage is 200,000 VND (about $8.50). Beach chair rental is 40,000 VND ($1.60) for two hours. The video explores the My An neighborhood, hig...

Start Over in Vietnam with $10000 (If I Had to Leave the U.S. Today)
19:05 min 2025-09-11 6,188

Start Over in Vietnam with $10000 (If I Had to Leave the U.S. Today)

Evan Eh! provides a strategic blueprint for individuals looking to restart their lives in Vietnam with a $10,000 savings cushion. The discussion centers on maximizing financial runway by avoiding expensive expat bubbles like Da Nang's An Thuong area or high-end villas in Hoi An. Instead, the focus shifts to more affordable alternatives such as the coastal city of Quy Nhon, the mountain town of Da ...

This is what a $100,000 house looks like in Da Nang, Vietnam.
6:17 min 2025-09-09 5,119

This is what a $100,000 house looks like in Da Nang, Vietnam.

A tour of a three-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Da Nang purchased for $100,000 USD in 2020. The property, located in a local alleyway, includes a living room, kitchen, guest room, master bedroom, laundry room, and a soundproofed studio. The owner, a DJ and promoter, highlights the affordability of buying a home in Da Nang compared to front-facing houses that can cost millions. She notes that th...

Why is Everyone Going to Da Nang Vietnam?! 🇻🇳 (First Impressions)
29:08 min 2025-08-29 12,983

Why is Everyone Going to Da Nang Vietnam?! 🇻🇳 (First Impressions)

Jonathan from Travel Escapes shares his first impressions of Da Nang, Vietnam, exploring why it has become a top destination for travelers and digital nomads. Arriving at Da Nang International Airport, he navigates local logistics including Grab transport and hotel check-ins, highlighting the city's exceptional value for money. The narrative centers on My Khe Beach, where he discovers a vibrant su...

$20 vs $1000 in Da Nang, Vietnam! 🇻🇳
44:09 min 2025-08-03 4,298

$20 vs $1000 in Da Nang, Vietnam! 🇻🇳

This high-energy travel challenge follows creators from the Bread Gang as they navigate Da Nang, Vietnam, on vastly different budgets of $20 and $1,000 for 24 hours. The video provides a practical look at the city's extreme affordability, showcasing a $9 private hotel room and $1-2 street food meals including egg fried rice and pho. Viewers get a visual tour of the Son Tra area and the city center...

Is This Da Nang’s Most Underrated Neighborhood?
16:09 min 2025-08-02 340

Is This Da Nang’s Most Underrated Neighborhood?

Will Davis explores Chau Thi Vinh Te, a vibrant neighborhood in Da Nang often referred to as Food Street. Located just ten minutes from My Khe Beach, this area offers a more authentic, local atmosphere compared to the primary tourist zones. The walkthrough highlights several budget-friendly gems, including Pho Long Hoi (humorously nicknamed George Costanza), Grandma Vuong’s Banh Mi, and Torino Bak...

Vietnamese MICHELIN NOODLES! 5 Hour Local STREET FOOD & NOODLE Tour of Da Nang, Vietnam
25:07 min 2025-07-18 7,668

Vietnamese MICHELIN NOODLES! 5 Hour Local STREET FOOD & NOODLE Tour of Da Nang, Vietnam

A 5-hour street food tour of Da Nang, Vietnam, focusing on local noodle dishes and market eats. The tour begins with a special bowl of bún bò Huế at a highly recommended spot, featuring a light but beefy broth with tender beef rib and pig trotter. Next, the creator visits a bustling restaurant for bánh cuốn (rice rolls) with grilled pork, praising the crispy skin and fatty meat. At Con Market, he ...

DA NANG - The Best City in Vietnam for Expats?
29:32 min 2025-07-07 13,243

DA NANG - The Best City in Vietnam for Expats?

An expat tour of Da Nang, hosted by a local friend, highlights the city's affordable living, beach lifestyle, and strong community appeal. A furnished apartment near My Khe Beach rents for $200 monthly. The video explores daily life, including a local breakfast of *banh mi* and *bun bo Hue*, morning stretches on My Khe Beach, and the Dragon Bridge's weekend fire show. Practical advice covers the l...

Couple Leaves Atlanta GA for Da Nang Vietnam 🇻🇳 | Tour Their $750/month Beachfront Condo
54:26 min 2025-06-29 6,211

Couple Leaves Atlanta GA for Da Nang Vietnam 🇻🇳 | Tour Their $750/month Beachfront Condo

Jay and Sarah, a couple originally from Atlanta, Georgia, relocated to Da Nang, Vietnam over a year ago and live in a beachfront hotel-residence near My Khe Beach. Their fully furnished one-bedroom apartment costs $750 per month, including bi-weekly cleaning, laundry service, breakfast, and amenities such as tea, coffee, and bottled water. The apartment features an open-plan living and kitchen are...

Cost of Living in Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳 (Family Budget in the World’s Cheapest Country)
10:49 min 2025-06-25 76

Cost of Living in Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳 (Family Budget in the World’s Cheapest Country)

A Canadian expat mom living in Da Nang with her family since 2022 provides a detailed breakdown of monthly expenses for solo expats and families in 2025. Housing near My Khe Beach ranges from $600 for a two-bedroom apartment to $1,600 for a three-bedroom villa, while central Hai Chau offers lower rates. Utilities (internet, electricity, water) add about $58–$95 monthly. A motorbike costs around $7...

Our FIRST Time in Vietnam: SO CHEAP It Feels ILLEGAL!
25:34 min 2025-05-15 7,041

Our FIRST Time in Vietnam: SO CHEAP It Feels ILLEGAL!

Adam and Yaz explore Da Nang for the first time, documenting a week-long experience that highlights the city's extreme affordability and vibrant lifestyle. The journey begins at My Khe Beach, showcasing the clean sands and urban backdrop before diving into the local coffee culture with a tasting of traditional Vietnamese salted coffee. They navigate the bustling streets of the tourist-friendly An ...

I LOVE Da Nang Vietnam 🇻🇳  Beaches, Dragon Bridge & Local Food Adventure!
36:40 min 2025-04-28 4,998

I LOVE Da Nang Vietnam 🇻🇳 Beaches, Dragon Bridge & Local Food Adventure!

Diana Neven explores Da Nang, Vietnam, in this travel vlog covering beaches, landmarks, and local food. She stays at a hotel near My Khe Beach for €20 per night and rents a sunbed for $1 for the day. She visits the Marble Mountains, paying 40,000 VND (about $1.20) for stair access, and takes a Grab scooter to Son Tra Peninsula for the free Linh Ung Pagoda. She walks the scenic boulevard for an hou...

Cost of living in Da Nang, Vietnam (Realistic Budget in the World's Cheapest Country)
11:45 min 2025-03-30 9,759

Cost of living in Da Nang, Vietnam (Realistic Budget in the World's Cheapest Country)

Josh, a digital nomad, breaks down his actual monthly spending in Da Nang, Vietnam, after living there for one month. He provides a detailed budget breakdown, starting with accommodation at $500 for a hotel room, noting that apartments can be found for $200–$400. His largest personal expense is food at $20 per day, though he notes a local diet can be much cheaper. Other costs include a $12 gym mem...

7 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Visiting DA NANG, VIETNAM
7:12 min 2025-03-22 3,963

7 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Visiting DA NANG, VIETNAM

Joose the Nomad shares critical insights from three years of experience living in Da Nang, focusing on practical logistics and lifestyle trade-offs. The discussion covers visa exemptions for short stays versus the 90-day e-visa, and recommends the My An neighborhood near the Holiday Beach Hotel for its walkable streets and cafe culture. A significant portion of the advice addresses environmental a...

DA NANG vs NHA TRANG - Which One is Better?
10:29 min 2025-03-01 5,367

DA NANG vs NHA TRANG - Which One is Better?

Joose the Nomad provides a detailed comparison between Da Nang and Nha Trang, evaluating which Vietnamese beach city is superior for digital nomads, expats, and long-term travelers in 2025. The analysis highlights Da Nang's superior infrastructure, including its international airport, better surfing conditions at My Khe, and a more robust expat community with frequent meetups. While Nha Trang is n...

Is Da Nang STILL the Best & Cheapest City in the World?
15:50 min 2025-02-16 4,827

Is Da Nang STILL the Best & Cheapest City in the World?

A digital nomad returns to Da Nang in early 2025 to assess whether it remains the world's cheapest and nicest beach city. He finds My Khe Beach cleaner than previous years, though the water is cold and waves are messy in January-February. His dream apartment, which cost under $500/month last year, now rents for $700-800+, but many affordable short-term rentals remain on Airbnb. Food prices are unc...

Pros & Cons after 1 year in a VIETNAM Beach Town
9:46 min 2024-12-12 18,405

Pros & Cons after 1 year in a VIETNAM Beach Town

Travis shares his pros and cons of living in Da Nang, Vietnam after one year. He praises the sunny weather, clean air, and proximity to beach and mountains, though notes a three-month rainy season with potential flooding. Cost of living is a major pro: a three-bedroom house rents for $470/month, meals cost $1–2, coffee $0.50, and smoothies $1. He highlights the friendly local community and family-...