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.

Use this catalog to compare Da Nang with Hoi An, Nha Trang, Bangkok and other destinations, discover videos about My Khe Beach, An Thuong, Son Tra, Ba Na Hills and local markets, and plan your trip, move or long-term stay with practical first-hand video content.

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I never thought I end up here! Ba Na Hills Da Nang, Vietnam 2025
28:09 min 2025-04-14 210

I never thought I end up here! Ba Na Hills Da Nang, Vietnam 2025

Social Samy explores the sprawling Ba Na Hills mountain resort near Da Nang, providing a first-person walking tour of the French Village and its diverse attractions. The video captures the unique atmosphere of this high-altitude theme park, highlighting the dense crowds, foggy mountain weather, and the surprising variety of international dining options, including Thai, Indian, and Japanese buffets...

Stunning Dragon Bridge View | Haian Riverfront Hotel Da Nang Review
9:51 min 2025-04-13 144

Stunning Dragon Bridge View | Haian Riverfront Hotel Da Nang Review

The Haian Riverfront Hotel in Da Nang's Hai Chau district offers a corner room with a panoramic view of the Dragon Bridge and Han River. The room features a large rounded bed, mood lighting, a bathtub, and a smart TV. The rooftop bar and infinity pool provide scenic vistas, though the pool is indoors and the bar was closed during the visit. Breakfast includes a buffet with Vietnamese dishes like b...

What Vietnam's FIRST CLASS Train Is Really Like
23:20 min 2025-04-12 2,508

What Vietnam's FIRST CLASS Train Is Really Like

A couple takes the overnight first-class train from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City, documenting the 20-hour journey in a private two-person cabin. The ticket costs 1.8 million VND ($70) per person, a fraction of comparable Amtrak pricing. The cabin includes two convertible beds, storage, USB and standard power outlets, and air conditioning. Shared bathrooms are clean and have separate sink areas. Hot...

Vietnam πŸ‡»πŸ‡³ | Hoi An – My Son Sanctuary
10:30 min 2025-04-11 4

Vietnam πŸ‡»πŸ‡³ | Hoi An – My Son Sanctuary

My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage site about an hour from Hoi An, is the focus of this half-day tour vlog. The complex, older than Angkor Wat, was the spiritual and political heart of the Cham Kingdom, with structures dating from the 4th to 14th centuries. Over 70 temples once stood, but many were lost to time and bombing during the Vietnam War. The creator booked a small-group tour (10–12...

The Expat Town of Da Nang, Vietnam | An Thuong Walking Tour
20:39 min 2025-04-10 196

The Expat Town of Da Nang, Vietnam | An Thuong Walking Tour

Social Samy leads a detailed walking tour through the An Thuong expat district in Da Nang, specifically navigating the streets between An Thuong 30 and 34. The walk highlights the neighborhood's rapid evolution, showcasing a variety of new businesses including Korean restaurants, Italian eateries, and specialized bakeries like Coco Riri. For those considering a long-term stay, the tour identifies ...

Living Like Royalty in DA NANG for $2000 MONTH! ($800 House, Family of 4)
21:06 min 2025-04-07 2,333

Living Like Royalty in DA NANG for $2000 MONTH! ($800 House, Family of 4)

Canadian expat Mai discusses the logistics and financial realities of raising a family of four in Da Nang on a monthly budget of approximately $2,000 USD. The conversation highlights a significant lifestyle upgrade compared to North America, featuring a $800 monthly rental for a four-bedroom, five-bathroom townhouse in a gated community with a pool. Practical cost breakdowns include utilities rang...

Cham Island Tour in Hoi An, Vietnam β€’ 134
21:14 min 2025-04-07 3

Cham Island Tour in Hoi An, Vietnam β€’ 134

A personal vlog-style day trip to the Cham Islands from Hoi An, Vietnam, featuring a guided walking tour of the island village, snorkeling over coral reefs at depths of 5–10 meters, and free time on a sandy beach. The tour includes hotel pickup from Da Nang for an additional $3, a 45-minute walk through the biosphere reserve, and a visit to a local pagoda and a sweet-water well. Lunch is provided ...

The REAL Cost For Her Family to LIVE in Da Nang VIETNAM
53:51 min 2025-04-06 497

The REAL Cost For Her Family to LIVE in Da Nang VIETNAM

Mai, a Canadian expat and mother of two, joins the podcast to provide a detailed financial breakdown of raising a family of four in Da Nang. Living on a monthly budget of approximately $2,000 USD (50 million VND), she contrasts her current lifestyle with the $5,000 CAD monthly essentials required in Toronto. The discussion covers practical logistics including renting a four-bedroom villa in a gate...

Exploring Marble Mountain: A Spiritual and Natural Wonder in Da Nang, Vietnam
13:27 min 2025-04-05 13

Exploring Marble Mountain: A Spiritual and Natural Wonder in Da Nang, Vietnam

The Marble Mountains (NgΕ© HΓ nh SΖ‘n) in Da Nang are a cluster of five limestone and marble hills named after the elements, with Thα»§y SΖ‘n (Water Mountain) being the only peak open to visitors. The entry fee is 40,000 VND (about $1.50), and an elevator ride costs 15,000 VND per trip, saving 108 steps. The best time to visit is early morning to beat tour buses arriving around 9 AM, or late afternoon t...

Da Nang Beachfront Hotel Tour: Luxury for Less! (IHG Voco, Radisson, Marriott)
26:10 min 2025-04-05 522

Da Nang Beachfront Hotel Tour: Luxury for Less! (IHG Voco, Radisson, Marriott)

This video compares three big-brand beachfront hotels in Da Nang: Voco Ma Belle by IHG, Radisson Da Nang, and Four Points by Sheraton (Marriott). The host tours rooms, suites, gyms, pools, and lounges at each property, noting prices range from roughly $60 to $90 per night. Voco Ma Belle is the favorite for its spacious suite with a kitchen, Japanese toilet, large balcony, and 24-hour room service,...

Da Nang After Dark | Bars, Cigars and Late Night Snacks
25:53 min 2025-03-31 338

Da Nang After Dark | Bars, Cigars and Late Night Snacks

A walk through the An Thuong nightlife area in Da Nang, Vietnam, starting at a 'sea bar' with live music and a koi pond, then moving to the main 'bar street' (which can be loud, so the host advises against living there). The Corner Pub is highlighted as an iconic spot where you can 'start your night here and end your night here', always full late at night. A cigar lounge is visited, where Canadian...

Cost of living in Da Nang, Vietnam (Realistic Budget in the World's Cheapest Country)
11:45 min 2025-03-30 9,759

Cost of living in Da Nang, Vietnam (Realistic Budget in the World's Cheapest Country)

Josh, a digital nomad, breaks down his actual monthly spending in Da Nang, Vietnam, after living there for one month. He provides a detailed budget breakdown, starting with accommodation at $500 for a hotel room, noting that apartments can be found for $200–$400. His largest personal expense is food at $20 per day, though he notes a local diet can be much cheaper. Other costs include a $12 gym mem...

Can You STILL Live on $600/month in DA NANG, VIETNAM?
11:22 min 2025-03-29 895

Can You STILL Live on $600/month in DA NANG, VIETNAM?

Joose the Nomad investigates whether a $600 monthly budget remains viable for digital nomads and expats in Da Nang as of 2025. The analysis breaks down essential expenses, starting with $25 e-visas and $80 monthly scooter rentals, though walking in the My An and My Khe areas is highlighted as a cost-saving alternative. Accommodation remains the largest variable; while modern apartments with roofto...

Hoi An vs. Da Nang: Which city is better for YOUR stay in Vietnam??
37:54 min 2025-03-28 18

Hoi An vs. Da Nang: Which city is better for YOUR stay in Vietnam??

Aron and Erika provide a detailed comparison between Hoi An and Da Nang, exploring the distinct atmospheres of these two central Vietnam hubs. The journey begins in Hoi An's UNESCO World Heritage Old Town, where they highlight the preservation of historic architecture, the unique local Cao Lau noodles, and the vibrant lantern-lit night scene. They also experience the popular Coconut Village basket...

9 Reasons I Chose To Live In Nha Trang Instead Of Da Nang
8:37 min 2025-03-27 535

9 Reasons I Chose To Live In Nha Trang Instead Of Da Nang

A digital nomad who lived in both Da Nang and Nha Trang explains why he ultimately chose Nha Trang. He cites nine reasons: cheaper apartments (a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit for $275/month), better nightlife with more variety, wider footpaths and better walkability, lower grocery prices without extra card fees, more affordable international food (burgers for $1.50), a swimmable beach without dan...

Da Nang Travel Guide (from someone who actually lives here)
7:04 min 2025-03-26 1,226

Da Nang Travel Guide (from someone who actually lives here)

Long-term resident Travis provides a practical itinerary for Da Nang, blending famous landmarks with local favorites. The guide highlights the Son Tra Peninsula as an essential motorbike route, featuring the Lady Buddha, the abandoned villas of Bai Bac (Kachuan), and the Santorini-inspired Son Tra Marina. For beach lovers, it contrasts the budget-friendly Paradise Beach Bar with the more upscale N...

7 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Visiting DA NANG, VIETNAM
7:12 min 2025-03-22 3,963

7 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Visiting DA NANG, VIETNAM

Joose the Nomad shares critical insights from three years of experience living in Da Nang, focusing on practical logistics and lifestyle trade-offs. The discussion covers visa exemptions for short stays versus the 90-day e-visa, and recommends the My An neighborhood near the Holiday Beach Hotel for its walkable streets and cafe culture. A significant portion of the advice addresses environmental a...

We Spent 3 Days Exploring Central Vietnam - Here's Why You Should Visit!
10:31 min 2025-03-20 156

We Spent 3 Days Exploring Central Vietnam - Here's Why You Should Visit!

A 3-day trip through Da Nang and Hoi An showcases the highlights of Central Vietnam for visitors. In Da Nang, the video features My Khe Beach with its clean white sand, the Linh Ung Pagoda and Lady Buddha statue on Son Tra Peninsula, and recommends the vegetarian restaurant Loving Vegan. The narrator notes that January through April offers good weather and surf for beginners, while the rainy seaso...

Son Tra Peninsula | Da Nang - Vietnam, Day 1 πŸ‡»πŸ‡³
21:56 min 2025-03-20 38

Son Tra Peninsula | Da Nang - Vietnam, Day 1 πŸ‡»πŸ‡³

A first-person vlog documenting a day on the Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang, centered on the 67-meter Lady Buddha statue at Linh Ung Pagoda. The creator visits early to avoid crowds, explores the temple grounds, and encounters cheeky monkeys near the statue. Cloudy weather obscures panoramic views of the city and coastline but does not dampen the experience. After the temple visit, the creator tries...

Retired American Expat in Da Nang | Cost of Living, Healthcare and Safety in Vietnam
24:31 min 2025-03-19 559

Retired American Expat in Da Nang | Cost of Living, Healthcare and Safety in Vietnam

Jim, a 57-year-old American expat and surfer, shares his firsthand experience living in Da Nang for six months. The discussion centers on the practicalities of a retired lifestyle, highlighting a monthly budget of approximately $1,000, which covers a studio apartment near My Khe Beach, dining out, and local health insurance. A significant portion of the narrative focuses on Jim's experience with t...

Best Place to Retire in 2026? (Thailand vs Vietnam vs Philippines)
25:59 min 2025-03-19 8,695

Best Place to Retire in 2026? (Thailand vs Vietnam vs Philippines)

A comparison of retiring in Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, based on the experiences of an American expat who has lived in all three countries. The Philippines offers the best English proficiency and a three-year visa without leaving the country, but has the highest cost of living, poor infrastructure, and unreliable internet. Thailand, particularly Bangkok, provides vibrant urban life and...

Can You Actually Live in Da Nang for $1000?
55:39 min 2025-03-16 529

Can You Actually Live in Da Nang for $1000?

Evan Eh! interviews budget traveler Will Travels about the practicalities of living in Da Nang, Vietnam, on a strict budget of $750 to $900 per month for a couple. The discussion provides a detailed breakdown of daily expenses, including a $550 monthly rent for a two-bedroom condo at the Muong Thanh building near My Khe Beach, which includes all utilities. Will explains his strategy of eating loca...

Living like a KING in World's Cheapest Country (Da Nang, Vietnam)
12:47 min 2025-03-15 3,774

Living like a KING in World's Cheapest Country (Da Nang, Vietnam)

In Da Nang, a no-budget lifestyle feels like a king's existence at a fraction of Western costs. A luxury high-rise apartment on My Khe Beach, with ocean views from the 21st floor, costs just over $100 per night, while a nearby five-star resort can be had for $35. The day includes jet skiing on Tien Sa Beach for a unique experience, though a spotter boat followed closely. A private Muay Thai sessio...

Trying Michelin Rated Cheap Eats in Da Nang!
15:24 min 2025-03-12 93

Trying Michelin Rated Cheap Eats in Da Nang!

A couple explores Michelin-selected and Bib Gourmand-recognized street food vendors and small restaurants in Da Nang, along with three recommendations from local friends. They start at Nu Do Kitchen for Mi Quang, a turmeric noodle dish with chicken or fish, which they rank among their top five meals. At Thia Go, they try fresh spring rolls with prawns and a spicy noodle salad, noting the egg coffe...

Da Nang VIETNAM Cost of Living in 2026 - What's it like for Couples?
21:37 min 2025-03-12 1,442

Da Nang VIETNAM Cost of Living in 2026 - What's it like for Couples?

An American expat living in Da Nang with his Filipina girlfriend details their monthly budget of $750, covering all expenses. Rent for a two-bedroom beachfront condo in the My Khe area is $550, including utilities and internet. Food costs for the couple average $200 per month, achieved by eating local Vietnamese meals five nights a week and Western food twice a week, with breakfast often skipped. ...