An Bang Beach,Vietnam

• Wide sandy shoreline ideal for sunbathing and long walks
• Clear shallow water safe for family swimming
• Beachfront seafood restaurants and low-key beach bars
• Sunset views and palm-lined stretches
• Proximity to Hoi An Ancient Town (approx. 4 km)

• Soft white sand and gentle, shallow surf
• Palm trees, scattered rocks and nearshore coral patches at the two ends
• Laid-back seaside atmosphere with boutique homestays and yoga retreats
• Good vantage points for sunrise and sunset photography

• Swimming, sunbathing and relaxed beach walks
• Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) and kayaking
• Casual snorkeling near rocky ends (limited visibility)
• Beach yoga, massages and wellness classes
• Sampling fresh seafood at beachfront restaurants
• Cycling or motorbike rides between An Bang and Hoi An

Best time: February to May for pleasant, dry conditions; April–August for warm sunny beach weather. Avoid September to January when heavy rains and higher winds (monsoon) are more likely.

Tropical monsoon climate: hot and humid March–August (average highs 28–35°C), rainy season September–January with occasional storms, milder and drier February–April.

About 4 km from Hoi An Ancient Town and roughly 30–35 km from Da Nang International Airport. Accessible by taxi, Grab (ride-hailing), local bus or bicycle/motorbike from central Hoi An. Limited parking near beachfront; short walk from the main road.

Recommended stay: Half-day for a quick visit, 1–2 days to enjoy relaxed beach time and sample local food; combine with a visit to Hoi An Ancient Town for a full experience.

Light beachwear, sun hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen; a light layer for evenings. Water shoes recommended near rocky areas. Bring insect repellent for dusk.

Try fresh local seafood (grilled fish, shellfish), Hoi An specialties like cao lầu and white rose dumplings in town. Souvenirs: handmade lanterns, silk garments, ceramics and locally made handicrafts. Carry Vietnamese dong (VND) and small change for beach vendors.