Da Nang Videos: Travel, Life & Attractions

Explore curated YouTube videos about Da Nang, Vietnam, organized by travel topics, neighborhoods, lifestyle needs and real-world questions. Browse guides, vlogs, interviews and tours covering cost of living, apartments, hotels, beaches, food, healthcare, visas, nightlife, day trips, expat life and digital nomad routines.

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62 year-old retired American lives comfortably in Da Nang, Vietnam. - Tour His $750 Month Condo
20:35 min 2025-11-27 4,422

62 year-old retired American lives comfortably in Da Nang, Vietnam. - Tour His $750 Month Condo

An interview with Frank, a 62-year-old retired American executive, who moved from Los Angeles to Da Nang. He describes his life, showing his $750/month one-bedroom condo with a pool, weekly cleaning, and included Wi-Fi, and explains that total monthly expenses including electricity run about $800. He notes meal costs average $4, and contrasts this with the high cost of living in the U.S., where a ...

💰$1000/Month in Da Nang | Real Costs vs Tourist Prices
12:41 min 2025-11-26

💰$1000/Month in Da Nang | Real Costs vs Tourist Prices

A detailed breakdown of living in Da Nang, Vietnam for under $1,000 per month as a long-term resident. The video analyzes actual expenses for a couple living in the Son Tra/My An area, including rent of $425 for a one-bedroom apartment with a pool, utilities totaling about $20 plus $60 for electricity, and groceries sourced from a mix of big-box stores, local markets, and weekly shops. Transportat...

My $529/Month RENT in Da Nang (REAL Cost of Living)
16:04 min 2025-11-23 480

My $529/Month RENT in Da Nang (REAL Cost of Living)

Australian expat Coddiwomple Life provides a detailed financial breakdown of living in Da Nang, Vietnam, specifically focusing on the My An neighborhood. The analysis centers on a monthly budget of approximately $1,500 AUD, highlighting a modern one-bedroom apartment rental for 9,000,000 VND ($529 AUD). Practical logistics covered include navigating the local banking system via VPBank to minimize ...

American left the US with $5,000 and no plan - now he's living in Da Nang for $350/Month
13:21 min 2025-11-23 8,453

American left the US with $5,000 and no plan - now he's living in Da Nang for $350/Month

Dee, a Black American, moved to Da Nang, Vietnam with $5,000 and a plan to escape US healthcare costs and a work-centric life. He now lives in a two-bedroom apartment shared with his cousin for $200/month rent, with total monthly expenses around $350-390 including utilities and food. The apartment was found in a day and a half on Facebook groups, highlighting the ease of securing long-term rentals...

How to Save Money Living in Da Nang
11:18 min 2025-11-22 197

How to Save Money Living in Da Nang

A practical guide to living affordably in Da Nang, Vietnam, covering housing, food, transport, and lifestyle expenses. The video recommends renting long-term apartments directly from landlords via Facebook Marketplace, with monthly costs ranging from $300-$400 for a one-bedroom unit 10-15 minutes from the beach, plus $75 for utilities. Eating local Vietnamese meals like pho or banh mi costs $1-$2,...

DA NANG 🇻🇳 City Night Vibes Walking Tour 4K HDR | Summer 2025 | Vietnam
33:59 min 2025-11-22 124

DA NANG 🇻🇳 City Night Vibes Walking Tour 4K HDR | Summer 2025 | Vietnam

A 4K HDR walking tour captures the evening atmosphere of Da Nang's beachside district, starting on Nguyen Van Thoai Road near My Khe Beach. The route passes brightly lit cafés, restaurants, and hotels, then continues along Le Quang Dao, where Pizza House and other eateries attract diners. A quieter stretch through Phan Liem Road reveals local lanes with small cafés and family-run hotels. The walk ...

Da Nang WOW !!  These Smaller Apartment, Prices are Really Crazy Low for the Quality !
22:26 min 2025-11-22 1,923

Da Nang WOW !! These Smaller Apartment, Prices are Really Crazy Low for the Quality !

This video tours four budget-friendly rental apartments in Da Nang, Vietnam, priced between 8 and 11 million VND per month ($320–$450 USD). The first stop is a 4th-floor studio in a local Son Tra street for 8 million VND, featuring a compact kitchen, bathtub, and small balcony but potential street noise. Next, a serviced one-bedroom apartment near the expat area for 11 million VND includes weekly ...

This Walk in Da Nang Changed My Vietnam - American POV
37:00 min 2025-11-21 651

This Walk in Da Nang Changed My Vietnam - American POV

Marvin, a podcast manager who left Las Vegas in 2018, shares his experience of relocating to Da Nang, Vietnam. He initially traveled to Southeast Asia as a corporate escapee and spent time in Bali before moving to Da Nang in 2019, eventually staying through the pandemic. The video features a tour of his one-bedroom serviced apartment in Da Nang, which he rents for $400 per month, including a 30-da...

How Much We Spend In A Day Living In Vietnam - Da Nang
18:19 min 2025-11-21 317

How Much We Spend In A Day Living In Vietnam - Da Nang

A family of three documents their daily food spending in Da Nang, Vietnam, visiting four local eateries. They start with cao lau, a Hoi An specialty with thick noodles and pork, costing 100,000 VND (about $4) for two dishes. Next, they enjoy coffee and cake at a large, dinosaur-themed cafe. Lunch is com tam (broken rice with pork, eggs, and soup) for 75,000 VND (about $3) for two plates. They fini...

Da Nang Condotel Tour: What $380 Gets You in Vietnam in 2025 [The Sea Breeze Condotel, Da nang]
8:21 min 2025-11-21 472

Da Nang Condotel Tour: What $380 Gets You in Vietnam in 2025 [The Sea Breeze Condotel, Da nang]

Sea Breeze Condotel in Da Nang offers a clean, well-managed apartment for $380 per month (low-season rate around November 2025), plus approximately $10 for water and about $50 for electricity—bringing the monthly total to roughly $440. Located just outside An Thuong in the My An neighborhood, the property sits a few hundred meters from the beach. The room, estimated at 35 m², includes a comfortabl...

Can a Couple Really Live in Vietnam for $1,000 a Month? 🇻🇳
9:32 min 2025-11-21 188

Can a Couple Really Live in Vietnam for $1,000 a Month? 🇻🇳

A couple living in Dien Ban, a village 15 minutes outside Da Nang, breaks down their monthly expenses to show that two people can live comfortably on under $1,000. Their rent, including all utilities, is 14 million VND (about $575). Groceries, mostly from local markets, total roughly 4.5 million VND ($185) and include 6 kg of beef flank, 10 kg of chicken breast, fresh salmon, shrimp, vegetables, e...

You won't believe this VIEW in Da Nang - $680 Apartment tour
14:11 min 2025-11-19 740

You won't believe this VIEW in Da Nang - $680 Apartment tour

In this apartment tour, the host visits his friend Ryan's serviced apartment in Da Nang's My An neighborhood, which rents for 18 million VND (about 680 USD) per month. The top-floor, one-bedroom unit features a large open living area, an office nook, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a balcony offering sweeping views of the Han River. Ryan shares practical details on how he found the rental by dr...

The true Cost of a day retired in Da Nang , No Guessing , Just Real Numbers !
22:42 min 2025-11-19 617

The true Cost of a day retired in Da Nang , No Guessing , Just Real Numbers !

A retiree in Da Nang documents a full day's expenses, providing a transparent breakdown of everyday costs. The video covers home repairs, a barber visit, a pharmacy run, a market trip, and meals. Key costs include a head shave at 70,000 VND ($2.80), a box of 100 ibuprofen 600mg for $6, and fresh bell peppers at 70,000 VND per kilo. The creator emphasizes the importance of negotiating prices with l...

Pros & Cons of Living in Vietnam (18 Months in Da Nang)
17:12 min 2025-11-19 707

Pros & Cons of Living in Vietnam (18 Months in Da Nang)

After 18 months in Da Nang and six years in Vietnam overall, the creator delivers a candid, opinion-driven breakdown of expat life across Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang. Da Nang is presented as a beachside paradise with affordable living—a one-bedroom near My Khe Beach rents for under $500, breakfast costs $2, and a gym membership runs $20—but the video warns of a long rainy season from Sept...

House and Apartment Rental Tour - Da Nang, Vietnam
9:18 min 2025-11-19 114

House and Apartment Rental Tour - Da Nang, Vietnam

Blake from Da Nang Homes leads a practical walkthrough of several rental properties in Da Nang, Vietnam, catering to the specific needs of expats and long-term residents. The tour begins with a spacious four-bedroom, three-story house priced at 25 million VND, featuring a river-view patio and significant closet space. The footage continues with a more modern four-bedroom house for 20 million VND, ...

Cham Island Village Walking Tour - Island Close To Da Nang!
30:27 min 2025-11-19 94

Cham Island Village Walking Tour - Island Close To Da Nang!

A walking tour of Cham Island, a day-trip destination from Da Nang or Hoi An, explores the main village, fishing boats, basket boats, fresh market, and local restaurants. The video presents the island as an authentic Vietnam village experience beyond typical tourist stops, emphasizing genuine local culture and a laid-back atmosphere. Scenes include wandering through narrow alleyways, meeting local...

Hanoi vs Saigon vs Da Nang — Which City Fits YOU?
4:36 min 2025-11-18 144

Hanoi vs Saigon vs Da Nang — Which City Fits YOU?

Markeiz provides a practical comparison of Vietnam's three major cities—Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang—tailored for expats and digital nomads. While Saigon is highlighted as the premier hub for business, social networking, and dating with a massive foreign population, it is noted for its chaotic traffic and noise. Hanoi is presented as the cultural and artsy capital, offering proximity to no...

Cham Island: Vietnam's Most Authentic Island You've Never Heard Of
46:07 min 2025-11-16 310

Cham Island: Vietnam's Most Authentic Island You've Never Heard Of

Cham Island offers an authentic, undeveloped island experience a 20-minute speedboat ride from Hoi An. The main settlement is small, with homestays, local restaurants, and minimal infrastructure. Electricity and internet arrived only in 2016. Accommodation is exclusively homestays, with Cham's Corner Homestay available for under $15 per night. The island has no ATM, so visitors must bring sufficie...

57 year-old American lives the perfect retirement in Da Nang Vietnam - $350mo Apt  @reneekostermans
8:02 min 2025-11-16 4,473

57 year-old American lives the perfect retirement in Da Nang Vietnam - $350mo Apt @reneekostermans

A 57-year-old American artist shares her experience retiring in Da Nang, Vietnam, on a budget of $800–$850 per month. She rents a one-bedroom apartment with an art studio for $350, found via Facebook Marketplace after three weeks of searching. Monthly expenses include $200 for dining out and coffee and $200 for groceries. She uses Grab rideshares costing about $1.50 for 20-minute trips and walks f...

Is Vietnam Still CHEAP in 2026? Real Monthly Costs in Da Nang
10:43 min 2025-11-15 1,312

Is Vietnam Still CHEAP in 2026? Real Monthly Costs in Da Nang

A detailed breakdown of monthly living expenses in Da Nang, Vietnam, based on the creator's actual spending in 2025. The video covers rent for a studio apartment near the beach at $300 per month plus $60 for utilities, with weekly cleaning and a rooftop gym included. Groceries run about $200 monthly, with local products significantly cheaper than imported goods. Eating out ranges from $120 for loc...

Da Nang vs Saigon for Expats 🇻🇳 Which City Costs More in 2026?
10:14 min 2025-11-15 52

Da Nang vs Saigon for Expats 🇻🇳 Which City Costs More in 2026?

Canadian-Hmong expat mom Mai compares the cost of living between Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Da Nang for singles and families in 2026. Housing is the biggest expense: a family-friendly three-bedroom in Saigon costs $1,200–$2,000+, while Mai pays under $800 for a similar beachside apartment in Da Nang. Local street food remains cheap ($1.50–$2.50) citywide, but imported groceries in Saigon are no...

$540/Month in Vietnam… NOT in Da Nang 🇻🇳🔥
19:22 min 2025-11-15 716

$540/Month in Vietnam… NOT in Da Nang 🇻🇳🔥

A couple living in a village between Da Nang and Hoi An provides a detailed tour of their one-bedroom apartment, which costs a flat $540 per month including all utilities. The apartment features a separate living room, kitchen, king-size bedroom, walk-in balcony, and generous storage space. They explain they chose this location over popular expat areas like My Khe Beach because they wanted more sp...

Is Da Nang Still Cheap in 2025?
12:27 min 2025-11-14 848

Is Da Nang Still Cheap in 2025?

Tom provides a detailed cost-of-living breakdown for Da Nang in 2025, covering rent, restaurants, groceries, coffee, fitness, transport, and leisure. He finds that a comfortable monthly budget ranges from $1,000 to $1,500, with rent for a decent apartment costing $300–$600. Local Vietnamese meals cost around $4–$5, while Western dining runs $15–$20. Groceries at Go Da Nang hypermarket run about $6...

We Moved! Upgrading Our Apartment in Da Nang for HALF the Price
8:16 min 2025-11-13 542

We Moved! Upgrading Our Apartment in Da Nang for HALF the Price

A digital nomad couple moved to a new apartment in Da Nang, cutting their rent from $465 to $285 per month while gaining better amenities. Located in the same beachside neighborhood, the new unit offers a sofa, in-unit laundry machine, balcony, improved internet, and more natural light—features that better support their remote work and daily routine. Downsides include a smaller bathroom, construct...

How to Find an Apartment in Da Nang (Full Expat Guide 2025)
11:38 min 2025-11-12 451

How to Find an Apartment in Da Nang (Full Expat Guide 2025)

My An is the most popular expat district in Da Nang, offering proximity to My Khe Beach, a lively international dining scene, and a strong sense of safety. Da Nang ranks among the safest cities globally, comparable to Tokyo and Zurich, based on Numbeo crime index data. Three proven methods for finding an apartment are detailed: searching Facebook Marketplace (with caution against fake listings), w...