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Vinhomes Hai Van Bay

August 24, 2026 By James Clark Leave a Comment

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay (also known as Lang Van Urban Resort and Tourism Complex) is a new urban area and tourism complex being built on Da Nang Bay in Da Nang City.

The project is located in the former Vân Village on the Hai Van Pass (Đèo Hải Vân), which was only accessible by boat or foot. The new urban complex is being built on reclaimed land and excavated forest land.

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay will be able to accommodate 19,000 people, and the facilities include tourism accommodation (hotels, resorts, villas), apartments, theme parks, commercial areas, and healthcare.

A new road is being built to this formerly inaccessible area. The North-South Railway goes by the site, but no plans have been announced to build a new station here. The nearest station is Ga Hải Vân Nam, which is not currently used for passenger services.

Vinhome Hai Van Bay construction
Construction of Vinhomes Hai Van Bay as viewed from the North-South Railway (photo 19/10/25)

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay map

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Links and resources

Official site: Vinhomes Hải Vân Bay

There are numerous websites with variations of Vinhomes and Hai Van Bay in their URLs. These are real estate sites selling property.

Images

Official images provided by Vingroup.

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay Aerial View

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay Beach

Lounge view at Vinhomes Hai Van Bay

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay sea view

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay seafront villas

Vinhomes Hai Van Bay shophouses

Water garden at Vinhomes Hai Van Bay

News archive

2025

Expedite the progress of the Van Village Project. – [05/08/25]

“In early August 2025, the construction atmosphere at the Lang Van Tourism and Resort Urban Complex project (Lang Van Project) was extremely urgent, with a determination to accelerate progress and contribute to the city’s development.”

Van Village Project
Construction is progressing rapidly at the Lang Van construction site. Photo: THANH LAN

Vinpearl resorts of Vietnam’s richest man Pham Nhat Vuong breaks ground on $1.7B tourism complex in Da Nang – [24/06/25]

Vingroup’s arm breaks ground on $1.7bn tourism complex in Da Nang – [23/06/25]

“Vinpearl Joint Stock Company, a member of Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate Vingroup, on Sunday broke ground on the Lang Van tourism and resort complex, which carries a price tag of nearly VND44 trillion (US$1.7 billion), at the foot of Hai Van Pass in Da Nang City, central Vietnam.”

Vinpearl starts construction of $1.68 bln urban-tourism complex in central Vietnam – [22/06/25]

“Vinpearl JSC, a subsidiary of Vietnam’s leading conglomerate Vingroup, started construction of its 512.2-hectare Lang Van Resort Urban and Tourism Complex project in Danang city on Sunday.”

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh and delegates press the button to start the construction of Lang Van Urban Resort and Tourism Complex
Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh and delegates press the button to start the construction of Lang Van Urban Resort and Tourism Complex. Photo by The Investor/Nguyen Tri.

VND44-trillion resort complex to be built at Hai Van Pass – [20/02/25]

“The prime minister has approved the adjustment of Lang Van (Van Village), a tourism and resort complex project in Lien Chieu District. The project’s total area will be reduced from 1,067 to 512 hectares.”

The location of the 44 trillion VND mega-project under Hai Van Pass. – [19/02/25]

Làng Vân project set to commence construction – [09/02/25]

“The Làng Vân (or Vân Village) project is an integrated luxury entertainment, urban and resort complex at the foot of the Hải Vân Pass. It will be developed on 512.2ha, including both land and water areas, with an investment of VNĐ43.92 trillion (US$1.76 billion).”

2021

Da Nang restarts 1.5 billion USD resort mega-project – [31/03/21]

“The Da Nang People’s Committee announced on March 30 that a Vingroup mega-project in Lien Chau district worth 35 trillion VND (1.51 billion USD) has been restarted after years of delay.”

Site of the Lang Van resort and entertainment project
The Lang Van resort and entertainment project will span nearly 1,000 ha at the foot of Hai Van Pass in the northern reaches of Da Nang. (Photo: VNA)

2011

Vinpearl to build five-star luxury resort in Da Nang – [26/10/11]

“The People’s Committee of the central coastal city of Da Nang signed a US$5 billion contract on October 19 with Vinpearl Joint Stock Company to build the Lang Van five-star luxury resort complex on the sea coast.”

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