Apartments for rent in An Thượng & Ngũ Hành Sơn, Da Nang

Ngũ Hành Sơn is the southern part of Da Nang's seafront, named after the Marble Mountains. At its northern edge is An Thượng, a few walkable blocks of cafés, bars, restaurants and small hotels a few minutes from the beach; to the south, Non Nước beach runs down to the foot of the mountains.

An Thượng is the lively corner: cafés from quiet spots to places set up for remote workers, Vietnamese street food beside burgers, wood-fired pizza, Indian curries and Turkish kebabs, and Mỹ Khê beach a few minutes’ walk away.

Further south the coast is quieter, with resorts along Non Nước beach, which runs for about 5 km to the foot of the Marble Mountains.

Landmarks

• Marble Mountains (Ngũ Hành Sơn): Five limestone and marble hills with caves, tunnels and Buddhist sanctuaries; visitors can climb to the top of Mount Thủy.
• Non Nước beach: About 5 km of beach ending at the Marble Mountains, with resorts and surfing.
• An Thượng: The café and restaurant quarter, roughly from Nguyễn Văn Thoại street south to Phan Tứ, a few minutes from the sand.

Shops, health and schools

• International schools: Singapore International School Da Nang, on Vũng Trung 3 street in the Phú Mỹ An area, teaches a Cambridge and Singapore curriculum from Pre-Nursery to Year 12.
• Healthcare: Vinmec Da Nang International Hospital, on 30 Tháng 4 street, has a 24-hour emergency service; Family Medical Practice is at 96-98 Nguyễn Văn Linh.
• Cafés and dining: An Thượng has Vietnamese street food alongside burgers, wood-fired pizza, Indian curries, Greek gyros and Turkish kebabs.

Getting around

• Hội An Ancient Town is about 24 km south of Mỹ Khê.
• The Dragon Bridge gives the shortest drive between the airport and the beaches.

Good to know

• The wet and typhoon season runs from September to December, with the heaviest rain from September to November; the dry season runs from January to August.