The peninsula — dramatic sea views, nature reserve, and Da Nang's most exclusive resort living
Son Tra is a peninsula district northeast of Da Nang city, dominated by the 1,065-hectare Son Tra Nature Reserve (Monkey Mountain), which protects a substantial area of tropical forest and is home to the rare red-shanked douc langur. The peninsula curves around the northeastern edge of Da Nang Bay, providing some of the most dramatic sea views in the city. It is home to the Intercontinental Da Nang Sun Peninsula Resort — one of Vietnam's most luxurious resorts and frequently ranked among Asia's best. Residential apartment supply on the peninsula is limited compared to My Khe or My An.
Son Tra offers a more secluded lifestyle than the main beach strip. The nature reserve provides hiking trails, sunrise viewing points and wildlife encounters (red-shanked douc langurs can be spotted roadside). The Lady Buddha statue (Linh Ung Pagoda) at the southern tip of the peninsula is a major landmark. My Khe and the city centre are 15–25 minutes away by motorbike. The area attracts buyers seeking peace, dramatic views and exclusivity over urban convenience.
Rental demand: High for premium/branded units; limited for standard residential
Capital growth: Good for premium properties; constrained by limited new supply (nature reserve restrictions)
Typical gross yield: 7–12% for branded/managed resort residences; 4–7% for standard apartments
Sale price range: 40–120+ million VND/m² (resort-branded units at premium)
Typical rent: 15–80+ million VND/month
All figures are indicative and based on publicly available market data. Always verify independently before making investment decisions.
Live data from DaNangBeachfront.com listings database
District: Son Tra
City: Da Nang, Vietnam
The peninsula road (National Route 3B) connects to the city. A cable car or gondola to/from the city has been discussed but is not yet built. A motorbike or car is essential for daily life.
Ratings are editorial assessments based on publicly available information. 10 = excellent, 1 = poor.