Non Nuoc Beach

Non Nuoc Beach is a 5-kilometre sandy beach in Hoa Hai Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang, at the foot of the Marble Mountains. Recognized internationally for its white sand, clear water and gentle slope, it stretches along Truong Sa Street between Da Nang and Hoi An. The beach is notable for its scenic mountain backdrop, proximity to the historic Non Nuoc stone carving village, and its development as a resort coastline with public access.

Visitors can expect a long, wide stretch of fine white sand with clear blue water and a gentle slope, backed by casuarina trees and resort developments and fronted by the Marble Mountains. The beach offers open sea views, areas for swimming and sunbathing, paved coastal promenade and public access points. Facilities such as parking, showers and food stalls are available near main entrances, with quieter sections further south.

The beach lies at the base of the Marble Mountains, a long-standing religious, quarrying and pilgrimage site, and adjacent to Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village traditionally established in the late 18th century. The coastline developed as a resort and public beach area from the late 20th century as Da Nang expanded its tourism infrastructure.

Culturally linked to the Marble Mountains Buddhist pagodas and caves and to the Non Nuoc stone carving craft village, known for marble sculptures and traditional artisan skills passed through generations.