This walking tour captures a midday stroll along My Khe and My An beaches in Da Nang during the dry season. The creator demonstrates the current beach conditions: wide sand, calm water suitable for swimming, and a notable absence of pushy vendors compared to other Vietnamese beaches like An Bang in Hoi An. The video showcases practical details such as the 40,000 VND coconuts, 35,000 VND coffees, and pasta for 4 USD available from beachfront spots. It highlights the underpass connecting the beach to the An Thuong expat district, the presence of free freshwater showers, and trash bins every 50 meters. The tour notes beach clubs like Maya offering shade and DJ music, surfboard rentals (though flat seas make surfing poor outside of January/monsoon season), and jet ski rentals priced at 650,000 VND for 15 minutes. The video also covers beach erosion recovery after December storms, nearby hotel options including the Sala Hotel and Grand Terrain, and the new escalator entrance to the Cotto Club nightlife venue. The creator interacts with English tourists and offers safety warnings about sun exposure.
Key Facts
- Coconuts cost 40,000 VND at beach stands.
- Coffee is 35,000 VND at a beach bar on My Khe.
- A pasta dish costs 4 USD at a beachfront restaurant.
- Jet ski rental is 650,000 VND for 15 minutes.
- An underpass provides safe pedestrian access from My Khe Beach to the An Thuong area.