
Tien Sa Port cruise berths
Cruise berths inside the Tien Sa cargo port, with few passenger facilities. Walk about 500 m to the main gate for taxis and ride-hail.

Da Nang is central Vietnam's largest city, set between the forested Son Tra Peninsula, long sandy beaches and the marble outcrops of the Marble Mountains. More about Da Nang →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Da Nang day.
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Ships dock at Tien Sa Port, a working cargo port on the western side of the Son Tra Peninsula about 10 km north-east of central Da Nang. There is nothing within walking distance; cruise-line shuttles, taxis and ride-hail cars (often from the main gate about 500 m away) take passengers to the city, Marble Mountains and Hoi An.
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11 km · 15–25 min by car
About 11 km across the Han River, typically 15–25 minutes; ride-hail is easiest from the main gate, about 500 m from the berth.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
There is nothing within walking distance of the berth.
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Cruise berths inside the Tien Sa cargo port, with few passenger facilities. Walk about 500 m to the main gate for taxis and ride-hail.
Prices are approximate. Breakfast is mostly under VND 100,000; seafood restaurants on My Khe Beach can cost over VND 1,000,000.
Central market and riverside cafes, where most shuttles drop off.
Seafront seafood restaurants along the city beach.
Cafes and local dishes such as cao lau on a Hoi An day trip.

Da Nang is central Vietnam's largest city, set between the forested Son Tra Peninsula, long sandy beaches and the marble outcrops of the Marble Mountains. The Han River runs through the centre, crossed by the Dragon Bridge, which breathes fire and water on weekend nights.
The Cham Museum holds one of the finest collections of Cham sculpture. Within an hour's drive is Hoi An, a UNESCO-listed trading town of lantern-lit streets, tailor shops and the Japanese Covered Bridge.

UNESCO-listed trading port with lantern-lit streets and the Japanese Covered Bridge.

Limestone hills with cave pagodas and viewpoints over the coast.

Linh Ung Pagoda's 67 m Lady Buddha statue, close to the port.

City-centre highlights by the Han River.