An Thuong & My Khe Beach
numbered café lanes · international crowd · public beach · casual bars
8.4/10
The numbered lanes around Hoang Ke Viem and Tran Bach Dang offer the strongest walk-out combination of bars and meals.
- Getting around
- 5.8
- On your doorstep
- 8.0
- Hotels
- 8.9
- Value
- 5.0
- Axel’s verdict
- 8.8
Stay here for Da Nang’s easiest beach-and-evening combination. The numbered An Thuong lanes around Hoang Ke Viem and Tran Bach Dang put cafés, casual restaurants and bars a short walk from My Khe’s public sand. It feels international and sociable rather than like an old Vietnamese city neighbourhood.
- Best for
- first-time visitorsnightlifetravelers without a carsports fans
- Skip it if
- You need reliably quiet nights; You prefer local-market streets to an international visitor scene
- Getting around
- Walk to the beach, meals and bars; bus 06 connects Vo Nguyen Giap with DAD via Dragon Bridge, but published waits are 30–60 minutes; taxis or ride-hailing are simpler with luggage.
- After dark
- The bar lanes remain lively, with music and karaoke recurring complaints among noise-sensitive visitors.
- Where to look
- Vo Nguyen Giap near Do Ba. Choose the beach road for sand-first days; dinner is walkable, but traffic separates you from the water.Hoang Ke Viem. A sociable restaurant-and-café base for travelers who want evenings on foot rather than taxi plans.Tran Bach Dang. Stay around the night-market stretch for food stalls and evening browsing; this is not a silence-first choice.