October is Da Nang’s wettest month and the peak of typhoon season — but also its quietest and cheapest, with a still-warm sea. Here’s the complete, honest guide, including the truth about Hoi An flooding.
September is when Da Nang’s wet season truly begins — the sea stays warm and prices fall, but rain roughly triples and it’s the heart of typhoon season. Here’s the complete, honest guide.
August is the tail end of Da Nang’s hot, beach-perfect summer — warm sea, plenty of sun, but rising rain as the wet season edges closer. Here’s the complete, honest guide to visiting.
July is the height of summer in Da Nang — the hottest air, the warmest sea of the year and the grand finale of the fireworks festival. Here’s what to expect and how to make the most of it.
June is peak summer in Da Nang — hot, bright, with the year’s calmest, warmest sea and the spectacular fireworks festival. Here’s exactly what to expect and how to make the most of it.
Do you tip in Vietnam? How do you behave at a temple, a market or a dinner table? A friendly, practical guide to the customs that make travel in Da Nang smoother.
