We spent a month living in Da Nang, Vietnam — and now we’re asking the big question: Could we live here long-term? In this episode of our “Could We Live Here?” series, we’re breaking down what it’s really like to live in Da Nang as retired nomads on a $5000 a month budget.
From the stunning beaches to the buzzing food scene, Da Nang surprised us in all the best ways. We’ll cover:
• What “long-term” means for us as slow travelers
• Why we chose Da Nang after Hoi An and Siem Reap
• The cost of living (Airbnb, meals, massages, and more)
• Safety, healthcare, and transportation
• Walkability and neighborhood vibes
• What to expect from the climate
• The food and that laid-back beach energy
• What we’d do differently next time
• And whether we’d come back for a 3-month stay
Spoiler alert: We didn’t expect to fall in love with this place — but we just might.
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