Da Nang Travel Guide: Planning Your Visit with Video Insights

Wandering Hartz | Healthy Abundant Living Abroad

18:00 min 2026-04-10

Can You Really Live in Da Nang for Under $1,000/Month?

Jill and Michelle of Wandering Hartz break down their real spending after five months living in Da Nang, Vietnam, answering whether a solo traveler can live on under $1,000 per month. They detail housing costs (one-bedroom apartments $400–$800/month, hotels $20–$50/night), dining (average sit-down meal for two $10, street food $2–$8 per person, two bowls of pho bo and two beers for under $4), groc...

Escape Velocity Retirement Travel

23:06 min 2026-04-09 105

Da Nang Vietnam Budget Breakdown 2026: Did We Stay Under $5,000? (Early Retirement) Slow Travel

An early-retired couple, Jeremy and Brooke, presents a detailed budget breakdown of their 28-day stay in Da Nang, Vietnam, showing they spent $3,658.82 against a $5,000 monthly budget. They break down 13 expense categories including flights ($319.25 prorated + $452.83 for connecting flights), accommodation, dining out at spots like Bikini Bottom Express and Adobe Mexican Grill, groceries, entertai...

Salty Sessions

5:01 min 2026-04-06 1,046

I Surfed Da Nang for 30 Days… Here’s the Truth

This video shares an honest experience from one month of surfing at My Khe Beach in Da Nang. The creator, a longboard surfer, found the waves generally small to medium (waist to chest high on good days), with a soft and safe sand bottom ideal for cruising. The best surf conditions occurred in the morning around sunrise when the water was glassy; afternoons brought wind chop. Mid-to-high tide produ...

Gunner Goes Global

16:21 min 2026-04-06 613

DA NANG Cost of Living 2026 🇻🇳 (Honest Monthly Breakdown)

A detailed breakdown of monthly living expenses in Da Nang, Vietnam, based on the creator's personal experience as an expat. The video covers rent, food, transportation, healthcare, entertainment, and personal care, comparing prices to those in Florida, USA. A one-bedroom apartment in a popular expat area like An Thuong costs $450–$650 per month, with utilities adding about $4 for water and variab...

Social Samy Walks

17:21 min 2026-04-06 115

Da Nang Beach Is Changing Fast 😳 New Beach Clubs 2026

A walking tour of My Khe Beach in Da Nang, filmed in April 2026, captures the rapid transformation of the coastline with new beach clubs under construction. The video shows the progress of a large pool and bar complex near the Cherie Bar area, alongside existing spots like Cala Cala. The presenter notes the ongoing dead night market closure and a renovated hotel with ocean-view bathrooms. Morning ...

Americans Living Abroad

16:28 min 2026-04-05 16,905

I've Been to 41 Countries - Here's Why I Live in Vietnam (Da Nang Apartment Tour)

Natasha, a 38-year-old American program manager, shares why she chose Da Nang, Vietnam as her base after visiting 41 countries. Living in a $400/month apartment a 10-minute walk from the beach, she maintains a total monthly budget of $1,000. The video includes a detailed tour of her newly remodeled one-bedroom unit, which came fully furnished with new appliances and strong Wi-Fi. Natasha explains ...

Jim and Amy

7:28 min 2026-03-29 17

Vietnam's MOST Surprising Ancient Ruins (My Son Sanctuary)

My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in central Vietnam, is an ancient Hindu temple complex built by the Champa Kingdom between the 4th and 13th centuries. Located about an hour from Da Nang, the site covers 142 hectares and features red brick structures, intricate carvings, and temples in various states of preservation. Visitors typically arrive by guided tour, which includes hotel pick...

Christina Clesca

8:25 min 2026-03-29 214

How to Set Up Your Life in Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳 | Rent, lifestyle & Reality

Christina Clesca provides a practical guide to setting up life in Da Nang, Vietnam, covering essential steps for new arrivals. She recommends getting a Viettel SIM card for reliable data service, with plans ranging from one month to a year. She shows her two-bedroom apartment, noting rents between $400 and $700 depending on the area. She advises staying in a hotel in your target neighborhood first...

Realtique Real Estate

14:26 min 2026-03-29 6

Da Nang City Guide 2026: Where to Live, Invest & Stay?

Da Nang is divided into four main areas: the central Hai Chau district (old center with government offices and traditional trade), the beachside areas of Son Tra and Ngu Hanh Son (tourism-oriented), the southern urban expansion (fastest-growing residential zone, linking to Hoi An), and the northwestern industrial zone (including a future free trade zone). The city's development policy pushes south...

Mai Abundant

9:01 min 2026-03-28 33

Is Da Nang Still Worth It in 2026? My Honest Take After 3 Years

After two years living in Da Nang with her family, Mai Abundant offers an honest assessment of the city's appeal for expats, digital nomads, and families in 2026. She explains that Da Nang has grown from a quiet coastal secret into one of Vietnam's fastest-growing expat destinations, attracting professionals seeking stability, safety, and a lower cost of living. A two-bedroom apartment near the be...

The mark side

12:28 min 2026-03-28 452

“Don’t Move to Da Nang Until You See These Rent Prices in 2026”

A walkthrough of a two-bedroom apartment at the Altera Suites (Four Points Sheraton building) on Da Nang's beach boulevard, highlighting that rental prices have surged 40-50% over five months. The 75-square-meter unit on the 27th floor rents for 32 million VND ($1,250 USD/month) with ocean views, a full kitchen, and access to a rooftop pool and gym. Real estate agent Tony Lam notes limited invento...

Social Samy Walks

21:18 min 2026-03-24 98

Best Street Food Streets in Da Nang Vietnam (Hidden Gems by the Beach!)

Host Samy walks with his wife through Da Nang's beachside streets near My Khe, exploring the local street food scene. The video highlights specific food spots, including banh cuon (Vietnamese rice rolls), a Chinese-style rice roll place, bun cha gio, bun dau mam tom (fermented shrimp paste), and banh beo. Samy discusses food prices, noting that a large meal for two costs about $14. He points out n...

The mark side

11:55 min 2026-03-23 213

Da Nang 360° View: Beaches, City, Mountains & Hoi An

From a rooftop viewpoint in the expat area of Da Nang, the host provides a 360° orientation of the city, breaking down attractions and activities by cardinal direction. East looks out over My Khe Beach and the South China Sea, offering water sports such as parasailing ($25–$40), jet ski rentals, and sunrise beach walks. South leads toward Marble Mountains (entry $2), Non Nuoc Beach, and onward to ...

Joose the Nomad

12:09 min 2026-03-21 728

Da Nang Got Expensive - Still Worth It? (Vietnam 2026)

Da Nang, Vietnam, in 2026 has seen price increases, but remains a worthwhile destination for digital nomads and expats. Accommodation costs have risen, with one-bedroom apartments now around $500-$700 per month and two-bedroom units up to $880, though high-end resort stays are still relatively affordable. Food remains excellent value, with local dishes costing 190,000 VND and trendy cafe meals aro...

Queen of DC

11:40 min 2026-03-20 141

Daily Life Living in Da Nang, Vietnam

A day-in-the-life vlog captures the creator's routine in Da Nang, Vietnam, from morning coffee to evening socializing. The video opens with a walk to a local café for a Himalayan pink salt coffee (42,000 VND), then explores the city, noting a newly opened McDonald's. Lunch is Indian cuisine with friends, followed by a visit to a Vietnamese hair factory to inspect hair products. The evening include...

BIRDIE & BAMBAM

20:13 min 2026-03-15 179

Hue to Da Nang | Gay Couple's Alternative Life of Full-Time Travel in Vietnam

This video follows a gay couple's return to Da Nang, Vietnam, after a month in Hue as part of their full-time nomadic travels. The episode includes crossing the Hai Van Pass, visiting an essential oil factory, and exploring an apartment rental. The content emphasizes Da Nang's suitability for the couple as long-term travelers.Key FactsThe couple returned to Da Nang after a month in Hue.The video i...

Queen of DC

26:38 min 2026-03-15 414

Da Nang Apartment Prices Are Getting Insane (Vietnam) — WATCH Before You Move or Visit!

Da Nang's rental market has tightened significantly in 2026, driven by a surge in tourism and international arrivals. Basic studios without windows now start at $300–$400, mid-range apartments with balconies run $500–$700, and luxury units at buildings like Filmore begin at $900. The creator, a three-year resident, reports that quality housing is scarce and competition fierce, with decent apartmen...

Mitch & Jan

20:12 min 2026-03-14 1,015

Is Da Nang the Best City in Vietnam? 🇻🇳

Returning to Da Nang in 2026, Canadian travelers Mitch and Jan assess whether the coastal city still delivers on its reputation as one of Vietnam's most livable destinations. They find that while tourism has increased, the city remains uncrowded and retains its relaxed beach-town vibe. The airport offers direct international flights and is a short ride from the beach. Food culture has improved wit...

Travis Travels Vietnam

7:29 min 2026-03-12 644

Why It’s So Hard to Find an Apartment in Da Nang

Finding a quality apartment in Da Nang is increasingly difficult due to high demand and limited supply of well-maintained units. A persistent problem is mold, driven by year-round humidity that rarely drops below 75%. The rainy season from September to December exacerbates the issue. The video demonstrates a practical hack: connecting a dehumidifier to a 20-liter water jug via a tube, allowing con...

Social Samy Walks

14:43 min 2026-03-11 103

What’s the Situation in Da Nang Now? 🇻🇳 Walking Tour Update

A walking tour through Da Nang's An Thuong district on a rainy day, focusing on current conditions including sidewalk quality, construction, and gas prices. The creator observes that gas prices hover around €1 per liter, with no signs of panic buying or queues unlike in Thailand. He notes that sidewalk conditions remain poor, forcing pedestrians to walk on busy streets, which he considers a potent...

Tom Travels

12:24 min 2026-03-08 166

Our $600 House in Vietnam (Hoi An Tour - Worth it?)

A digital nomad and expat shares the experience of moving from Da Nang to Hoi An, renting a two-bedroom house with a mezzanine office for $600 USD per month. The video provides a full interior tour, a detailed breakdown of rent and utility costs, and a walkthrough of the local neighborhood, including cafes, grocery spots like Moon Milk, and proximity to Hoi An Old Town and Cua Dai beach. The conte...

The Isaiah Ashley Show

32:13 min 2026-03-07 1,614

He Left America at 27 to Live in Vietnam's Beautiful Beach City Da Nang | $250/Month Rent

Dominic, a 27-year-old musician from Los Angeles, moved to Da Nang, Vietnam, four months ago to reduce his living expenses while building his internet income. He rents an apartment in a local area for $250 per month and spends about $2.60 per day on local food, such as chicken over rice and pho. His monthly motorbike rental is $53. Dominic uses a local bank account (Teemo) for QR code payments and...

David Huling

4:54 min 2026-03-06 16

What $1,500 a Month Gets You in Da Nang Vietnam

A detailed breakdown of monthly expenses for a single person living in Da Nang, Vietnam, on a budget of approximately $1,500. The video covers fixed costs such as rent ($400, soon moving to a $200 studio), utilities ($50), phone ($5 for local, $85 for US plan), and internet ($5). Living costs include food ($500 for two people), coffee ($40), and transportation ($30, mostly walking and Grab). Lifes...

Nomad Nest

25:50 min 2026-03-06 4,566

Living in Da Nang for $700 | Real Expat Life

A $700 monthly budget in Da Nang, Vietnam, covers a comfortable expat lifestyle including a private studio apartment, utilities, weekly cleaning and laundry, regular local meals, specialty coffee, health insurance, visa costs, and social activities. The video breaks down real expenses based on personal experience, with the key insight that staying a short walk inland from My Khe Beach dramatically...

That Girl Sara

13:57 min 2026-03-01 3,429

I Flew My Dad To Vietnam For Healthcare After His MRI Was Cancelled in England

A British expat in Da Nang shares how she brought her father from England to Vietnam for a prostate MRI after repeated NHS cancellations. The father, who has BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia), had his appointment canceled three or four times by the NHS. In Da Nang, they booked an appointment online at the General Hospital's international clinic, where English-speaking staff and a urology consulta...