A sunset walking tour from My An Beach to My Khe Beach on the evening of May 26, 2026, captures the peak evening activity along Da Nang's coastline. The 30–40 minute walk shows the beach promenade and water's edge packed with locals and tourists, a stark contrast to the empty midday scenes typical in previous videos. The video documents the bustling atmosphere with team-building events, aerobic classes, volleyball nets, photo shoots, and street food vendors selling grilled seafood and durian. Construction continues between Hyatt and Rosamia, and an upgraded beachfront near the old typhoon-damaged building is noted. The area near My Khe Beach sign has dedicated motorbike parking, drawing larger crowds. A single designated swimming zone remains narrow and overcrowded. The walk also passes newly renovated Indian restaurant and sushi spot openings set to launch within weeks.
Key Facts
- The beach promenade between My An and My Khe is densely crowded at sunset, contrasting with empty daytime walks filmed earlier.
- Construction continues between Hyatt and Rosamia hotels, with a large crane in place.
- A designated swimming zone immediately in front of the main beach area is very narrow, with swimmers packed closely together.
- Five volleyball nets and a slackline setup are active in the sports area near My Khe Beach.
- Motorbike parking availability correlates with higher crowd density: areas with parking are significantly busier.
