Discover Son Tra Peninsula: A Nature Lover’s Paradise in Da Nang

A breathtaking view of Son Tra Peninsula with lush greenery and blue waters

1. Where is Son Tra Peninsula?

Son Tra Peninsula is located in Tho Quang ward, Son Tra District, Da Nang City, about 10 kilometers northeast of the city center. With an elevation of 693 meters and covering 60 square kilometers, this peninsula is home to diverse ecosystems and breathtaking landscapes.

Dense green forest of Son Tra Peninsula

2. How to Get to Son Tra Peninsula?

Visitors can reach Son Tra Peninsula by renting a scooter, taking a taxi, or booking a tour. Renting a motorbike is a great option for freedom and adventure, with daily rental costs around 100,000 VND.

From Hoi An: Take Truong Sa Street - Vo Nguyen Giap Street - Hoang Sa Street - Son Tra Peninsula.
From Da Nang City center: Use the Dragon Bridge, Han River Bridge, or Tran Thi Ly Bridge, then head northeast via Vo Nguyen Giap Street.

Scenic winding road leading to Son Tra Peninsula with ocean views

3. Best Time to Visit Son Tra Peninsula

The best time to visit is from March to September, with warm sunshine and calm seas. April to June offers the most picturesque scenery as the forests bloom with vibrant flowers.

A beautiful sunset over the ocean from Son Tra Peninsula

4. Highlights of Son Tra Peninsula

4.1. Stunning Beaches

Explore the tranquil beaches such as But Beach, Tien Sa Beach, Da Den Beach, South Beach, and North Beach. Activities include swimming, snorkeling, fishing, and skydiving.

Crystal clear water and white sandy beach at Son Tra Peninsula

4.2. Linh Ung Pagoda

This iconic pagoda features the tallest Lady Buddha statue in Vietnam (67 meters). It is a spiritual and scenic attraction with breathtaking ocean views.

Majestic Linh Ung Pagoda with Lady Buddha statue overlooking the sea

4.3. Ban Co Peak (Chess Board Peak)

At nearly 700 meters above sea level, Ban Co Peak offers a panoramic view of Da Nang. The iconic chess-playing Confucius statue is a highlight.

Confucius statue playing chess at Ban Co Peak, Son Tra Peninsula

4.4. The Red-Shanked Douc Langur

Son Tra Peninsula is home to the rare Red-Shanked Douc Langur, known as the “Queen of Primates.” Spot these beautiful creatures early in the morning.

Rare red-shanked douc langur sitting on a tree branch in Son Tra Peninsula

5. What to Eat at Son Tra Peninsula?

Fresh Seafood: Enjoy grouper, lobster, eel, prawns, and octopus.
Wild Vegetables: Unique mountain vegetables, best served with fish sauce.
Coconut Wine: A local specialty made from fermented coconut juice.

A plate of fresh seafood including grilled prawns and fish

6. Travel Tips for Son Tra Peninsula

Wear sunscreen and comfortable shoes for hiking.
Mobile signals may be weak; bring a map or hire a guide.
Try a trekking tour through the forests.
Visit Linh Ung Pagoda or Radar Station for stunning sunset views.
Respect nature by keeping the area clean.

Conclusion

Son Tra Peninsula is a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Explore the pristine beaches, lush forests, and breathtaking viewpoints. Plan your trip today!

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