Da Nang has a coastline of 30 kilometres long, famous for many beautiful seashores stretching from the north to the south such as My Khe,Thanh Binh, Tien Sa, Son Tra and so on. Non Nuoc Beach also pertains toDa Nang Sea and has been voted as one of the most beautiful andattracting beaches of the planet, 2005, according to Forbes, theleading magazine of America. This beach has gentle slope, mild waves,and purely blue sea water during the four seasons. The unpolluted watersource here has attracted a number of tourists coming to bathe, enjoylocal special sea foods and take a rest for weekends. The beach NonNước is also a place that exist precious and rare seaweeds such asgracilarias "yellow thread" and glacilaria "screw" that have high valueof exporting.

Withgreen water and white sand, Non Nuoc Beach stretches five kilometersalong the shore of Hoa Hai Ward at the foot of Ngu Hanh Son (The MarbleMountains). The beach is

Alongthe beach, on the white sand is a forest of age-old casuarinas which isshady, green and is waving in the whistling wind. This is an idealplace for resting and camping. When the darkness falls and the moonrises, you can set yourself free on smooth benches along the beach tolisten to melodious sounds of the waves and enjoy the occult space.

Thebeach is managed by the Non Nuoc Tourism Company that has  three hotelswith more than 100 rooms on the beach. They provide entertainmentservices including photographs for souvenir, handicraft shops, massage,restaurant, tennis and some gymnastics. A chain of tourism resorts isplanned to cater for international tourists including seaside hotelsand restaurants, especially an international standard golf court.

Besidesconvalescence and bathing, tourists to Non Nuoc Beach can also combinetheir journeys with traveling the relic Marble Mountains, which boastsome ancient pagodas and sacred  monumental caves, go around fine artstone handicraft villages right at the foot of the Mountains or goboating on Co Co River (Stork Neck River) to enjoy peacefulness of theMarble Mountains.