Da Nang Reopens Hotels And Public Beaches After Controlling Covid-19

As of September 30, 2025, Da Nang has officially reopened its public beaches, restaurants, and hotels with certain regulations in place.

Visitors to the beaches are required to wear masks and maintain social distancing of at least 1 meter. Swimming is permitted only in designated areas, and the hours for swimming are from 4:30 to 6:30 AM.

 Tien Sa beach in Da Nang

All accommodation facilities are permitted to operate, but they may only serve guests who have received a full vaccination (two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine) or possess a recovery certificate. Additionally, these facilities can operate at a maximum of 30% of their capacity.

Sports activities and access to religious sites have resumed, but they must adhere to capacity limits of no more than 20 people for sports and 30 people for religious gatherings.

Meanwhile, certain leisure activities—including amusement parks, bars, clubs, casinos, cultural festivals, night markets, karaoke venues, and walking streets—remain closed to mitigate the risk of transmission.

Da Nang continues to attract a significant number of tourists each year, known for its stunning coastline and beautiful sandy beaches. With this advantage in tourism, local authorities are gradually restarting tourism activities to adapt to the new normal while ensuring the safety and well-being of residents and visitors alike.

During the recent surge of the coronavirus from late April 2021 through 2022, Da Nang reported a total of 4,914 cases. Fortunately, the daily case numbers have plummeted significantly, with only a handful of new cases recorded every few days as of 2025, indicating a positive trend towards recovery.