Living in Da Nang: A Guide for Expats and Digital Nomads

Christina Clesca

11:27 min 2026-05-17 78

What I Spend in a Day Living in Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳

This video presents a detailed day-in-the-life cost breakdown from the perspective of a Da Nang resident. The creator documents spending for a typical day, including a personal training session at MTK Fitness (500,000 VND/~$20), sugarcane juice (10,000 VND/~$0.38), groceries for hosting a friend (307,000 VND/~$11.40), a casual lunch of chicken rice and spring rolls (150,000 VND/~$5), a work sessio...

Nic Explores

6:19 min 2026-05-17 16

What $35 Gets You in Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳

A detailed hotel review in Da Nang, Vietnam, for $35 per night. The room is clean, spacious, and quiet on the 16th floor, with a comfortable bed, a workstation, and a see-through bathroom. The hotel features a rooftop pool, bar, and pool table on the 20th floor with city and sea views, though the gym is dated and the spa is closed. The location is excellent, a 10-15 minute walk to the beach and ne...

Americans Living Abroad

22:26 min 2026-05-17 3,534

I've Been to 50 Countries - Here's Why I Live in Da Nang, Vietnam

Alyson, a seasoned traveler who has visited over 50 countries, explains why she has chosen to live in Da Nang, Vietnam, for the past two years. She left the United States due to rising costs of living, stagnant wages, and a desire for better work-life balance. In Da Nang, she highlights the low cost of living, accessible healthcare—such as a full skin check for $5 and teeth cleaning for $5—and a w...

Carl Tomich

7:17 min 2026-05-17 36

I Left Da Nang and Moved Back to Hanoi

Digital nomad and content creator Carl Tomich explains his decision to leave Da Nang, Vietnam, and return to Hanoi after a period of living in the central coastal city. He contrasts Da Nang's limited content opportunities—aside from apartment tours, Ba Na Hills, and Hoi An day trips—with Hanoi's abundant creative inspiration, established social network, and familiar routine. Carl cites having loca...

starting nowhere

21:54 min 2026-05-17 678

Da Nang, Vietnam: Best Value Beach City in the World?

This comprehensive guide explores why Da Nang is often considered one of the best value cities for digital nomads and long-term travelers. Drawing from three years of seasonal experience, the creator breaks down the practicalities of living in the 'Miami of Asia', focusing on the popular My An and An Thuong neighborhoods for their community and convenience. The analysis provides a detailed monthly...

Social Samy Walks

13:40 min 2026-05-17 109

Da Nang After the Tropical Rain Storm 🌧️🇻🇳 Walking Tour

After an eight-day vacation in Thailand, the creator returns to Da Nang during the aftermath of a heavy tropical rainstorm. He walks from his neighborhood toward My Khe Beach to observe the conditions, noting that the sun is out again and the drainage system worked well with no flooding. Along the way, he mentions practical observations: the rainwater runoff near a drainage outlet is dirty and sme...

Steven & Elaine's Adventures

10:40 min 2026-05-16

Is Da Nang Still Affordable? 5 Days Living Like Locals in Hai Chau

In Hai Chau District, Da Nang's city center, a couple explores the area's affordability and local life over five days. They find that laundry costs about 10,000 VND per kilogram at a local service, and a favorite banh mi stand offers flavorful sandwiches at an amazing price. The district is described as extremely affordable and convenient, with a super local vibe and diverse Vietnamese foods. They...

CJ does Da Nang

13:45 min 2026-05-16 11

I Found a 6-Story Building for $2,000/Month in Da Nang — Is This a Trap?

A detailed tour and financial analysis of a 6-story empty shell retail building near the Sun Cosmo complex in Da Nang, offered at approximately $2,000 per month rent (50 million VND). The property provides 600 square meters of raw space requiring a full build-out estimated at $50,000-$100,000. The video breaks down the unit economics of subdividing the floors into separate businesses—such as a gro...

Globe Travel Adventures

5:53 min 2026-05-16 54

Da Nang in 2026: The Reality of Daily Life (What to Expect)

Da Nang offers a blend of affordability, beach access, and modern infrastructure that attracts tourists, remote workers, and long-term expats. The city's convenience is underscored by its airport proximity and short commutes. My Khe Beach provides a clean, swimmable coastline for daily routines, while the An Thuong area caters to international visitors with English-friendly cafes and services. Inl...

Chris Around The World

14:01 min 2026-05-16 7

Da Nang and Nha Trang Compared | Where Is Best For Living, Retirement, or Holiday?

This comparison video weighs Da Nang against Nha Trang for living, retiring, or holidaying. Both cities offer low cost of living, safe environments, and beach access. Da Nang’s beach stretches 25–30 km, providing varied busy and quiet sections, while Nha Trang’s 7 km beach is calmer and better for swimming. Da Nang has a city-center airport with $5 Grab rides and more international flights, wherea...

TRAVELiving: Noelle and Jonathan's Life Adventures

15:31 min 2026-05-16 519

8 Big Misconceptions Americans Still Have of Vietnam (we were so wrong)

Noelle and Jonathan, a full-time travel couple, debunk eight common misconceptions Americans hold about Vietnam after spending over two months traveling through Hanoi, Da Nang, and Hoi An. They challenge the idea that Vietnam is underdeveloped, highlighting its modern cities, fast internet, and efficient delivery services. The couple explains that the traffic, while initially chaotic, operates on ...

TrekList [Dean and Tess]

27:42 min 2026-05-15 993

The HAWAII of Asia... and It's INSANELY CHEAP 🇻🇳 Da Nang Vietnam

Da Nang, Vietnam, offers a compelling blend of tropical beach living and urban convenience at a remarkably low cost. This video follows a couple's two-month stay, exploring the city's appeal for expats, retirees, and digital nomads. They highlight the pristine, 30-kilometer stretch of My Khe and My An beaches, comparing the atmosphere to Waikiki but at a fraction of the price. Accommodation option...

Shawn & Amanda King

1:04:34 min 2026-05-15 831

Parents Day In Da Nang (We Got A Babysitter)

After nearly two years of traveling with their toddler Keanu, Shawn and Amanda hired a babysitter from a reputable company in Da Nang for a few hours of one-on-one time. The babysitter cost $5 per hour with a three-hour minimum. While Keanu slept, they explored the city: they viewed apartments at Kayori Garden Tower, where two units were 7 million VND (~$240) per month and a two-bedroom was 25 mil...

Malin and Jakob

11:00 min 2026-05-15 298

Living in Paradise for $1,000/Month in Da Nang, Vietnam

A couple of digital nomads share their experience living in Da Nang, Vietnam, for under $1,000 per month. They highlight the affordable cost of living, with meals costing as little as $1 and apartment rentals ranging from $300 to $500 per month. The video showcases daily life at My Khe Beach, visits to Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge, and explores local coffee culture at cafes like Foifo Coffee....

Enoch In Charge

29:37 min 2026-05-15 534

DaNang Apartment Hunt; The Truth About Rents & Misrepresentations in 2026

An expat shares his on-the-ground apartment hunt in Da Nang, near My Khe Beach. He tours several studios and one-bedroom units in a brand-new building, evaluating them against his must-haves: a separate bedroom, a shower with a glass partition, and a 3-5 minute walk to the sea. The video documents a classic rental misrepresentation—an agent advertises a sea-view apartment, but the unit is blocks f...

brokethehabit

12:51 min 2026-05-14 152

Why I'm leaving Nha Trang for Da Nang... and then I got scammed.

A digital nomad relocates from Nha Trang to Da Nang, sharing the journey and immediate realities of finding housing on arrival. The video documents a disappointing Airbnb experience—a cramped, windowless studio rented for $50 CAD per night—and the decision to leave it after one night. The creator then upgrades to a $300 CAD per month apartment with a proper bed, kitchen, and a view, highlighting t...

Social Samy Walks

21:19 min 2026-05-14 66

Da Nang Nightlife 🇻🇳 Beach Walk & An Thuong (Part 2)

A nighttime walking tour through Da Nang's An Thuong district and My Khe Beach captures the contrast between lively tourist streets and the calm seaside. The walker notes that while bars like Paradise Beach Bar now face competition from new spots such as Holiday Beach and Kalakala, the beach area remains relatively quiet. Local nightlife habits differ from Western norms: after dinner, Vietnamese o...

Social Samy Walks

28:21 min 2026-05-12 98

Local Food Street in Da Nang 😍 Exploring Hidden Eats

This walking tour captures the evolving food and street scene in Da Nang's An Thuong area, primarily along An Thuong 6 and Hoang Ke Viem streets, close to My Khe Beach and leading toward the river. The vlogger points out rapid construction of new buildings, hotels, and apartment blocks, alongside emerging businesses like curry leaf, Pakistani-Vietnamese restaurant Kababish (open 5 months), and a n...

CJ does Da Nang

3:42 min 2026-05-12 14

Da Nang Vietnam Apartment Tour 2026 | $950/Month Luxury 1BR (Full Walkthrough)

This video provides a detailed tour of a 1-bedroom luxury apartment at Panoma 2 (Sun Cosmo Residence) in Da Nang, with a focus on the rising cost of living in the city. The apartment is priced at $950 per month—a $120 increase from four months prior—highlighting the rapidly changing rental market. The tour showcases a modern unit with a river and mountain view, work area, balcony, kitchen, and new...

Social Samy Walks

7:33 min 2026-05-11 82

Living in Da Nang? 🇻🇳 City Center Essentials Tour

A walking tour of Da Nang's city center highlights practical locations for daily life, including banks, electronics stores, and hospitals. The tour starts near VP Bank and TP Bank, noting that TP Bank charges high withdrawal fees, while Charles Schwab users can get reimbursed. It passes Media Markt and Hoan My Hospital, described as a modern and affordable healthcare option compared to Vinmec. The...

Sean and Tinna - Retired Budget Slow Travelers

26:51 min 2026-05-10 906

🤔 We Came Back To Da Nang… Was It Still Worth It?

Sean and Tinna, retired budget slow travelers, returned to Da Nang for a month to assess its suitability for long-term stays on a retirement budget. They split their stay between two IHG hotels: the Crowne Plaza in the city center, near the Dragon Bridge and Han Market, and the voco Ma Belle on My Khe Beach. The city is highly walkable, with plentiful dining options including vegan-friendly spots ...

Social Samy Walks

18:16 min 2026-05-09 106

This Is Son Tra 😍 Beach & Streets in Da Nang 2026

This walking tour explores Son Tra District in Da Nang, starting at My Khe Beach and moving through the surrounding tourist streets. The walk shows the first row of seafood restaurants, beach clubs (including Esco Beach and a new bohemian spot), and high‑rise hotels. The creator points out recent developments such as Futura Residences apartments for sale or rent, a new building with a pool, and th...

Twogether Nomads

15:50 min 2026-05-06 178

Is $1500 enough to live in Da Nang as a COUPLE? Real monthly budget BREAKDOWN | Cost of living 2026

A couple living in Da Nang breaks down their real monthly budget of $1500, covering rent, transportation, food, personal care, cleaning, laundry, phone plans, visa costs, and extras. Their biggest expense is rent at 10.5 million VND plus utilities averaging 1.5 million VND, totaling 12 million VND per month for housing. They rent a scooter for 1.8 million VND monthly and spend about 560,000 VND on...

CJ does Da Nang

12:11 min 2026-05-02 47

6 Reasons You'll Succeed Living in Da Nang Vietnam (I Save $2,100/Month)

CJ, a digital nomad and entrepreneur who moved from Los Angeles, presents six reasons expats, remote workers, and retirees succeed in Da Nang. He highlights the large, active expat community with weekly meetups at coworking spaces like Reality and Ace Hub, covering topics from AI to financial independence. The city's low friction living—$2–$6 Grab rides, $1–$3 meals, $3 laundry pickup, and 70-cent...

Christina Clesca

10:02 min 2026-05-01 171

Why Da Nang, Vietnam Might Be the Best City in Southeast Asia 🇻🇳

Christina Clesca explores why Da Nang might be the premier city for living in Southeast Asia, emphasizing its unique balance of beach, city, and mountain lifestyles. She highlights the city's thoughtful infrastructure, noting the ease of commuting from the airport and the efficiency of traffic management compared to other regional hubs. For those considering relocation or remote work, the discussi...