Vietnam
Beachside living with big-city infrastructure
A beach city that still works on a Tuesday. My Khe is the sand and the towers. An Thuong is where people eat and come back. The river, and the dragon bridge, are the centre of town rather than a postcard you visit once.
It suits people who want the sea and a functioning city in the same week: fibre, a Grab to the airport, a clinic you can book. It is the wrong city if you want a small town, or if your week depends on being out late.


Estimates for 2026-Q2 · USD/month
1-Bed Rent
$600
$450–$1000
Dining Out
$300
per month
Groceries
$200
per month
Coworking
$180
desk/month
Estimated monthly total
Rent + dining + groceries + transport + utilities
$1,260
lifestyle · 6 min
A hills day-trip from Da Nang. Ticket facts from Sun World, and the question of whether a resident should bother.
transport · 6 min
Grab, a scooter, the airport, and the two drives that matter: south to Hoi An, north over the pass to Huế.
healthcare · 6 min
Where people on this coast go for a normal appointment, and when they leave the city for a hospital.
lifestyle · 3 min
Not a neighbourhood guide — just two places in An Thuong, Da Nang, that Sam has personally kept returning to, and why.
housing · 8 min
Four neighbourhoods people actually choose between, what changes the rent, and the blanks only someone who lives here can fill.
lifestyle · 5 min
Fibre, a SIM, and the cafe pattern people use when the flat is too quiet or the call needs a wall.
The original expat neighbourhood — cafes, restaurants, yoga studios.
Da Nang's downtown core. Government offices, markets, older apartments.
Beachfront strip popular with remote workers and young expats.
Quieter, greener, further from centre. Popular with families.
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