My Khe Beach Da Nang Guide

My Khe Beach
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My Khe Beach is a 6 km stretch of sand about 10 minutes by car from central Da Nang. It's the beach where Da Nang's family resorts, pool villas and five-star hotels are concentrated, and it's popular with Vietnamese and international visitors alike.

  • Location: My Khe Beach, Da Nang, Vietnam
  • Coordinates: 16.06, 108.25
  • Length: About 6 km
  • Admission: Free
  • Best time: Dry season, February to August
  • Sunbed hire: VND 50,000 to 100,000

Why My Khe

  • 10 minutes by car from the city centre
  • At 6 km long, the crowds spread out
  • Lined with resorts and pool villas
  • Plenty of seafood restaurants
  • A sunrise spot

Safety and seasons

  • February to August (dry season): clear water and safer swimming.
  • September to December (rainy season): currents and rip currents. No swimming when the red flag is up.
  • Lifeguards: four points along the beach.
  • Jellyfish: occasionally seen from May to October.

Activities

  • Snorkelling and diving around the nearby Cham Islands
  • Jet ski and surfboard hire
  • Beach volleyball and walks
  • Sunrise photos, around 6 a.m.

Seafood

  • Seafood restaurants near the beach: about VND 300,000 to 800,000 per person
  • Grilled prawns, lobster and grilled fish

Getting there

  • Da Nang airport: about 15 minutes by Grab (around VND 100,000)
  • Central Da Nang: about 10 minutes by Grab (VND 50,000 to 80,000)
  • Taxis: Mai Linh and Vinasun use meters

Nearby

  • Marble Mountains: 10 minutes by car; marble hills, caves and Buddhist temples
  • Da Nang night markets: 15 minutes by car; pho and seafood from about VND 30,000 to 80,000 a dish
  • Han River bridges and Dragon Bridge: 10 minutes by car; the Dragon Bridge breathes fire on weekend nights
  • Hoi An: 30 minutes by car; a UNESCO-listed ancient town with lantern-lit streets
  • Cham Islands: 30 minutes by speedboat; snorkelling and diving, in season (roughly May to August)

Resorts around My Khe

  • InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula: about 20 minutes by car, a clifftop luxury resort on the Son Tra peninsula
  • Pullman Danang Beach Resort: right on My Khe, about USD 120 to 250 a night
  • Hyatt Regency Danang: at the southern end, about USD 180 to 350 a night
  • Vinpearl Luxury Da Nang: further south on Non Nuoc Beach, about USD 200 to 400 a night

Room rates vary by season; check current prices when booking.

FAQ

Is it safe to swim?

Fairly safe in the dry season (February to August). Lifeguards are stationed at four points, and flags show conditions: blue (safe), yellow (caution), red (no swimming). In the rainy season (September to December), rip currents and big waves can be dangerous; never go in under a red flag.

How do the sunbeds work?

Paid sunbeds (VND 50,000 to 100,000 each) line the beach, and often you can use one if you order drinks or food. Pick a spot in a marked area and order from the staff.

Can I learn to surf?

Yes, there are surf schools at the northern end. A 2 to 3 hour beginner lesson is about USD 30 to 50. The waves suit surfing in the later dry season (April to August), and board hire alone is available.

How do I get there from the airport?

About 15 minutes by Grab, roughly VND 80,000 to 120,000; metered taxis are similar. A hotel pickup is also convenient.

Can I day-trip to Hoi An from My Khe?

Yes. Grab takes 30 to 40 minutes (about VND 150,000 to 200,000 one way). A popular plan: My Khe in the morning, lunch in Hoi An Old Town, the lanterns in the afternoon and evening, then back.

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