Da Nang Weather in July

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Season: Dry Season

Da Nang weather in July is hot, and scorching days may occur. Its maximal daytime temperature arrives at 34℃(93℉) and sometimes soars up to over 36℃(97℉). At deep night, the lowest temperature can drop to 25℃(77℉) on average. It is not so rainy this month. The precipitation keeps around 86mm and there are about 9 rainy days. The humidity in July hovers at about 74%. 

The hot weather cannot stop visitors’ enthusiasm to take in the beauty of My Khe Beach, dubbed one of the world’s best beaches. Vietnamese domestic travelers flow there to have fun. If possible, you are suggested to avoid traveling there this period.    

 

Averages for Da Nang Weather in July

Temperature: 30°C / 86°F
High Temperature: 34°C / 93°F
Low Temperature: 25°C / 77°F
Humidity: 74%
Rainfall: 86 mm
Rainy Days: 9 days
Sunrise: 05:19 ~ 05:28
Sunset: 18:19 ~ 18:23

What to Wear in Da Nang in July

Considering hot weather, it is advised for visitors who are traveling to Da Nang in July to wear airy and light summer tops, like sleeveless shirts, cotton T-shirts, shorts or skirts. Sandals and flip-flops are the best shoes for beach trips. Also, don’t forget to bring sunglasses or hats to prevent scorching sunlight.   
Da Nang Clothes in July July Wear in Da Nang

Top Things to Do in in Da Nang in July

Recommendation Rate of Travel:

Beaches are the permanent theme of a July trip to Da Nang, and My Khe Beach comes first to every visitor’s mind for its gorgeous white fine sand, clear blue water and rich water activities. That’s surely an unmissable beach destination for everyone. However, when it is crammed with too many visitors, then Non Nuoc Beach will not disappoint you, which is quieter but has no less charm than My Khe. Of course, you cannot miss tasting delicious and fresh seafood. Da Nang in July also highlights the Marble Mountains where the temperature is lower and a lot of strange limestone caves and Buddhist temples can be explored. Last but not least, it’s good to visit Ba Na Hills to experience one of the world’s highest cable cars and cross the Golden Bridge which seems to be supported by a pair of giant “hands”.   

Tips

1. Protect yourself against scorching sunshine on beaches. 
2. Drink enough water to stay hydrated in case of getting heatstroke.
- Last updated on Mar. 16, 2023 by Kate Liu -
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