Tien Sa Beach

Tien Sa Beach is a small coastal beach located at the northwestern foot of Son Tra Peninsula in Tho Quang Ward, Son Tra District, Da Nang, Vietnam, adjacent to Tien Sa Port. Known for its relatively quiet atmosphere compared to central Da Nang beaches, it features sandy shoreline, clear water and views of the peninsula mountains and port area. The beach is notable for its natural setting, local fishing activity and proximity to Son Tra Nature Reserve.

Visitors can expect a relatively quiet, narrow sandy beach at the base of Son Tra Peninsula near Tien Sa Port. The setting includes clear shallow water, views of forested hills, anchored fishing boats and port infrastructure in the distance. The beach is less developed than My Khe Beach, with limited commercial facilities, suitable for walking, sightseeing and photography. The surrounding area includes coastal road, small local eateries and access points to the Son Tra Nature Reserve.

Tien Sa Beach is adjacent to Tien Sa Port, a natural deep-water port at the base of Son Tra Peninsula that has served as an important maritime gateway for Da Nang since the French colonial period and was later expanded as a major seaport. The beach area has traditionally been associated with local fishing communities of Tho Quang Ward.