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Suoi Rang - Bai Rang Ecotourism: Son Tra Beach, Seafood & Chill All Day

474V+98J, Hoàng Sa, Thọ Quang, Sơn Trà, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam
3.9 / 252 reviews
Free

About Khu Du lịch Sinh thái Suối Rạng

Suoi Rang Ecotourism Area (Bai Rang Suoi Rang) is located right on Hoang Sa Street, Tho Quang Ward, Son Tra District (plus code: 474V+98J) – a small stretch of beach separated from the hustle and bustle of Da Nang city center. When I visited, it felt exactly like a "getaway": blue sea, rocky cliffs, cool breezes, and several huts/restaurants right by the water's edge where you can sit all day without getting bored.

The great thing about Bai Rang Suoi Rang ecotourism is that you can both swim and relax in a hut (some have hammocks), order some seafood, and watch the waves crashing right in front of you. I went on a beautiful sunny day; the water was clear enough to see rocks and seaweed; by the afternoon, the sunset glow on the water was very "chill," perfect for groups of friends or families looking for light relaxation.

Opening hours according to Google are 7:30–22:30 daily; you should go in the morning when the swimming is cooler and less crowded. On Google, this place is rated about 3.9/5 with 252 reviews. Some reviews praise the beautiful scenery, friendly owners, and available canoe/boat rental services; however, there are also opinions about service prices or hut rentals fluctuating. My experience is that you should ask for clear pricing before using any service (especially for huts, freshwater showers, and gear rentals).

If you want a beach along the Son Tra Peninsula to rest, eat seafood, and truly hear the sound of the waves, Suoi Rang is a worthy consideration for a half-day itinerary.

Estimated cost

Suitable for Ticket price Other costs
Adults Free
$1 – $11
(ticket price not included)
Parking Dining & Gastronomy Coworking Space / Seat Rental
Children Free
Ticket prices are estimated, may change, and do not include additional services inside. Please confirm before visiting

Highlights

Swimming & Relaxing at Bai Rang
#1 1 hours 30 minutes

Swimming & Relaxing at Bai Rang

Go down to the beach, soak in the cool water, and lie back listening to the waves. Mornings are usually pleasant and less crowded.

Rent a seaside hut/chair to “chill”
#2 2 hours

Rent a seaside hut/chair to “chill”

Sit in a hut right by the water's edge, featuring hammocks and good shade. Remember to ask for rental prices and extra fees (freshwater, parking) before taking the hut.

Eat seafood at seaside restaurants
#3 1 hours 15 minutes

Eat seafood at seaside restaurants

Order a few seafood dishes and eat right by the sea; the breeze is cool and the view is very relaxing. Prices may vary between shops, so check the menu and ask for prices by portion/weight.

Watch the sunset on the rocks
#4 45 minutes

Watch the sunset on the rocks

In the late afternoon, walk out to the rocky cliffs to watch the sun go down. It's great for photos, but wear shoes with good grip as the rocks can be slippery.

#5 1 hours

Inquire about canoe/boat services (if available)

Some Google feedback mentions canoe/boat services for sea experiences. If you want to try, ask about schedules, package prices, and weather conditions before booking.

Tips & Notes Khu Du lịch Sinh thái Suối Rạng

1

Go early for beautiful, cool sea

Between 7:30–10:00, the water is usually clear, the sun isn't harsh yet, and taking photos is easier.

2

Ask for clear pricing before renting huts/using services

You should ask for the price of hut rentals, freshwater showers, parking, life jacket rentals... and confirm before using to avoid unexpected costs.

3

Wear shoes with good grip if going to the rocks

The rocky area can be slippery due to algae and seawater; avoid wearing slippery flip-flops or going barefoot when the waves are strong.

4

Prepare sun protection and waterproof bags

The beach has little natural shade; bring sunscreen, a hat, and a waterproof bag for your phone/wallet when going into the sea.

5

Prioritize days with calm seas

If there are strong winds or rough seas, the swimming/boating experience will be less safe; check the weather before you go.

6

Maintain beach cleanliness

Bring a small trash bag and collect garbage after your picnic to keep the beach clean and pleasant for the next visitors.

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Location & Opening hours

474V+98J, Hoàng Sa, Thọ Quang, Sơn Trà, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam
  • Monday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Tuesday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Wednesday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Thursday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Friday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Saturday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Sunday7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
Data from Google may change — please call to confirm before visiting

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