Da Nang Public Bus: Routes, Fares and Hours (2026)
Four DanaBus routes cover visitor trips, mostly charged by distance. For the airport take route 06 at VND 15,000–22,000, and for Ba Na Hills take route 03 at VND 15,000–30,000. Hoi An (02) runs VND 8,000–30,000 and Tam Ky (21) VND 8,000–48,000. Bring small change.
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Yes, and it is cheap. Four DanaBus routes suit visitors: the airport, Ba Na Hills, Hoi An and Tam Ky. You pay by distance, from VND 8,000 up to VND 48,000 on the longest ride, and students pay VND 8,000 on every route. Checked Sep 2026.
Airport: route 06
Route 06 runs from the airport bus station to Vietnam-Korea University, and it goes right into the airport. A short ride costs VND 15,000. The whole line costs VND 22,000.
Buses come every 30–60 minutes, so leave some slack. The last one leaves the airport stop around 19:25, so after a late landing take a Grab instead. Pickup points and the taxi option are in the airport to city guide.
Ba Na Hills: route 03

Route 03 takes you from the airport bus station up to Ba Na Hills. The first half of the route costs VND 15,000, and going further costs VND 30,000. About 32 buses run a day. Call the hotline, (0236) 3711468, to ask when the last bus leaves Ba Na. The entry ticket is separate, and the Ba Na Hills guide has prices.
Hoi An: route 02

Route 02 starts at the Central Bus Station, 97-99 Cao Son Phao Street. A bus comes every 15–30 minutes from early morning to evening. The ride takes about 90 minutes, and the full fare is VND 30,000.
It ends at the Cua Dai wharf parking area, so ask the driver or the hotline where to catch the bus back. The old town and its ticket are covered in Hoi An from Da Nang.
Tam Ky: route 21

Route 21 links the Central Bus Station with Tam Ky Bridge, passing Tam Ky bus station on the way. The fare is VND 8,000 for up to 10 km. It rises to VND 20,000 for 10–25 km, and the longest ride costs VND 48,000. Buses run from early morning to late afternoon, so ask the hotline for the last bus back.
City routes: one flat fare
For rides around town, five subsidized routes charge a flat VND 8,000. They are routes 05, 07, 08, 11 and 12.
How to ride

Carry small change, or a monthly pass card with the sticker on it. Board at the front and get off at the back. Press the bell before your stop.

To see which bus is coming, use the city’s ViBus finder at ecobus.danang.gov.vn, which is still a trial version. The hotline is staffed from 6.30 to 18.30 every day. There is also a Danabus app on Google Play and the App Store.

Living here: monthly passes
If you ride daily, a monthly pass beats single tickets. A Hoi An pass costs VND 700,000. A connecting pass for all routes costs VND 1,000,000. You buy a QR-code pass in the Danabus app.
To weigh the bus against Grab, Xanh SM, taxis and a rented scooter, read Getting Around Da Nang. Driving yourself is another option, and the licence rules are in Driving in Vietnam as a Foreigner. Keep Da Nang Emergency Numbers handy, and browse more living in Da Nang guides.
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Step by step
- Find your routeThe city's ViBus route finder at ecobus.danang.gov.vn supports finding bus routes.
- Get to a stop and board through the front doorDanaBus buses board through the front door and let passengers off through the back.
- Have your fare readyHave small change ready, or a monthly pass card with the current month's sticker attached.
- Pay the fare for your routeThe five subsidized city routes charge a flat VND 8,000 per trip. The airport, Ba Na Hills, Hoi An and Tam Ky routes set the fare by distance for riders other than students.
- Get a monthly pass if you're riding oftenTo buy a QR-code monthly pass, first download the Danabus app from Google Play or the App Store.
Not confirmed: Whether the Hoi An bus ends at the Hai Ba Trung or the Cua Dai wharf parking area: ask the driver or the hotline, (0236) 3711468. Last bus back from Hoi An, Tam Ky or Ba Na Hills: ask the hotline. Whether foreign visitors get the student fare or priority monthly passes: ask the hotline.
Common questions
How much is a bus ticket in Da Nang?
It depends on the route. The five subsidized city routes charge a flat VND 8,000 a trip. The visitor routes charge by distance, except for students. Airport (06) is VND 15,000–22,000, Ba Na Hills (03) VND 15,000–30,000, Hoi An (02) VND 8,000–30,000 and Tam Ky (21) up to VND 48,000.
Is there a public bus from Da Nang airport into the city?
Yes. Take route 06, which runs from the airport bus station to Vietnam-Korea University and enters the airport through the Nguyen Van Linh toll-station gate. It is on DATRAMAC's route list.
Can I take a public bus to Ba Na Hills?
Yes. Route 03 connects the airport bus station with Ba Na Hills. Unless you are a student, you pay VND 15,000 for less than half the route and VND 30,000 from half the route to the end.
Is there a public bus to Hoi An?
Yes. Route 02 leaves the Central Bus Station for Hoi An and ends at the Cua Dai wharf parking area. Ask the driver or the hotline where to catch the bus back. Buses run daily from 05:15 to 17:50, one every 15–30 minutes, and the full ride is VND 30,000 for anyone who is not a student.
How do I pay for a DanaBus trip?
Bring small change for the fare, or carry a monthly pass card with the current month's sticker attached.
Is there an app to find Da Nang bus routes and check arrivals?
Use the city's ViBus route finder at ecobus.danang.gov.vn, a website with a section for buses about to reach a stop, which runs as a trial version. A separate Danabus app is also on Google Play and the App Store.
Can I buy a monthly bus pass in Da Nang?
Yes. On the five subsidized routes, a regular single-route pass is VND 160,000. Priority riders with 50% off pay VND 80,000, and fully exempt riders pay nothing and get a free pass card. The airport, Ba Na Hills, Hoi An and Tam Ky routes have their own pass prices.
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Sources and reader comments
Official sources:
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Tăng giá vé xe buýt trợ giá", announcing the fare change effective 1 Jan 2024 (opens in a new tab)
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Lộ trình tuyến" — official current overview/table of every DanaBus route (subsidized, non-subsidized, ex-Quảng Nam and inter-provincial) (opens in a new tab)
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Thông báo về việc mở tuyến xe buýt số 06: Sân bay Đà Nẵng – Đại học Việt Hàn" (opens in a new tab)
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Khám phá Bà Nà Hills chỉ với xe buýt số 03" (route 03 fare table) (opens in a new tab)
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Cẩm nang đi xe buýt Đà Nẵng" rider guide (opens in a new tab)
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- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Thông báo về việc điều chỉnh phương tiện khai thác trên các tuyến xe buýt không trợ giá số 03, 09 và 14" (switch to electric buses) (opens in a new tab)
- ecobus.danang.gov.vn — official ViBus / DanaBus online route-finder site run on the danang.gov.vn domain (opens in a new tab)
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Hướng dẫn các bước mua vé tháng đi xe buýt qua mã QRcode" (opens in a new tab)
- danangbus.vn (DATRAMAC) — "Thay đổi giá vé lượt tuyến buýt 21", announcing the switch to distance-tiered fares on route 21 (opens in a new tab)
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Comments (2)
tuansoffun
Bus to Hoi An So I took the updated 02 bus route that changed this month from Danang to Hoi An. For the tourists out there, you can get picked up on Tran Phu street near the Han market and brings you all the way down to Hoi An for 30k a person. On the notice it does say an extra ticket for luggage if it’s large but I didn’t see the driver charging anyone this. The bus takes little over an hour, and was comfortable with AC. This gets asked all the time so I wanted to share.
gamer15807
That route has been shut down for like 4 years already, due to bus quality and driver quality, also staffs protest