Danang has a network of road, rail, sea and air routes.

The city has a total of 382,583 kilometers of roads, including 70,865 kilometers of national routes; 99,716 kilometers of provincial routes; 67 kilometers of rural roads and 8,181,672 kilometers of inner-city roads. The roads are 8 m wide on average. Road density varies from: 3 km/km2 in central city areas to 0.33 km/km2 in rural areas.

30 kilometers of the north – south railway crosses the city with the stations of Danang, Thanh Khe, Kim Lien, Hai Van Nam. Of these, Danang station is one of the biggest ones in Viet Nam.

Located in the central part of the country, Danang has advantages in sea transport with shipping routes to most large domestic and international ports. With a favorable location, modern equipment and highly skilled workers, the two ports of Danang, Tien Sa and Han River, always ensure cargo transport to many international ports.

Danang International Airport with an area of 150 ha, including two 3,048 meter long and 45 meter wide runways, can accommodate modern planes such as B747, B767, and A320. There are 84 domestic flights and 6 international ones to Hong Kong and Thailand weekly.

The water and electricity supply system is being upgraded to better serve the people’s daily lives, production and trading activities in the city.

Post and telecommunications has been developed and modernized, making Danang the country’s third biggest center of this field.