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Ranked among the Top 11 Most Beautiful Resorts in Asia by the prestigious international magazine Condé Nast Traveler, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay stands out for its secluded location, surrounded by an incredibly rich ecosystem, creating one of the most impressive beauty landscapes in Vietnam.
Leading Vietnam and Asia in sustainable tourism, the resort received the HICAP Sustainable Hotel Award in 2024 for its achievements in biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation, always focusing on preserving the values of this stunning coastal region. It's "healing" not only because of its perfectly preserved natural environment but also because of its in-depth healing methods and special wellness programs, from cuisine to sleep, designed by leading global health experts.
This "blessed land" is blessed with an incredibly rich ecosystem of the pearl bay, creating an impressive beauty that is renowned as one of the best in Vietnam.
Leading the way in sustainable tourism in Vietnam and Asia, visitors not only reconnect with nature but also experience a green lifestyle through valuable experiences, contributing to sustainable projects and conservation efforts.
With its distinctive rustic architecture, primarily constructed of wood, every detail of the resort is carefully considered to cherish and embrace nature without losing the pristine beauty of the bay. Villas nestled between cliffs, nestled in lush forests, or soaring over the sea are all designed to blend seamlessly into the stunning bayscape. The discreet architecture thoughtfully creates a private retreat, with each villa featuring its own private infinity pool, seamlessly integrated with nature and offering panoramic views of the entire bay.
A standout feature that has made Six Senses Ninh Van Bay famous and earned it prestigious awards is its unique water slide villa, perfect for the whole family. In 2019, the resort launched the first water slide villa in Vietnam – Water Reserve – and five years later, it upgraded the Rock Retreat to become the second water slide villa. This 3-bedroom villa boasts a total area of over 500 square meters.2With its own water slide and infinity pool overlooking the sea, guests will surely be delighted with the extremely spacious outdoor gazebo, an ideal private space for memorable and meaningful family activities. Guests will enjoy meaningful and private moments of relaxation with loved ones in their own villa while enjoying an outdoor BBQ party watching the sunset, or attending a unique bell meditation class while welcoming the new day.
Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is known as the first resort to introduce villas with slides in Vietnam, featuring a distinctive rustic architecture nestled amidst nature.
Six Senses Spa: An experience that awakens all your senses.
Nestled amidst lush green hills and cascading waterfalls, Six Senses Spa at Ninh Van Bay evokes a sense of tranquility and relaxation for every guest. A global pioneer in wellness and relaxation treatments, Six Senses Spa Ninh Van Bay constantly innovates and develops, harmoniously blending advanced therapeutic methods with the essence of traditional East Asian practices. It is also a pioneer in the practice of bell meditation and aerial yoga in Vietnam. Guests can also learn about their bodies through a health consultation program using non-invasive bioassays that measure biological markers and help understand their body's needs, providing personalized nutritional and therapeutic plans.
As a global pioneer in wellness and relaxation therapy, Six Senses Spa Ninh Van Bay constantly innovates and develops, harmoniously combining advanced therapeutic methods with the essence of traditional East Asian practices.
Sustainable from design to operation
Completed in 2022, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is the first resort in Vietnam to feature the Ninh Van Greens solar energy complex. Ninh Van Greens functions in parallel with an agricultural area, contributing to the production of electricity, organic vegetables and fruits, and filtered water for the resort. A total of 800 solar panels are erected along the hillside behind the resort, shielding the 1,600 m² organic garden below.
Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is the first resort in Vietnam to feature the Ninh Van Greens solar energy complex.
One of Ninh Van Greens' sustainable resources is the Crystal Water Plant, where the resort produces its own bottled drinking water in natural glass bottles, helping to reduce the use of plastic bottles and emissions. To date, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay has produced an average of 11,000 liters of filtered water per month, reducing the use of 4 tons of plastic waste in the environment. Furthermore, all revenue from bottled water goes into a sustainable development fund, providing water filters to the local community through the Water for All project, bringing clean water to more than 3,000 people in remote areas.
The Crystal Water Plant is where the resort produces its own natural bottled drinking water in glass bottles.
Vietnam's richest ecosystem.
The Hon Heo area behind the resort is one of the preferred habitats of the Black-footed Langur – a rare animal listed in Vietnam's Red Book and at high risk of extinction. Since 2020, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay has collaborated with the wildlife conservation organization Green Viet to implement a conservation program for this rare langur species, increasing its population from 109 to 157 individuals in the ecosystem surrounding the resort.
The Hon Heo area behind the resort is one of the preferred habitats of the Black-footed Langur – a rare and endangered species listed in Vietnam's Red Book.
Guests are sometimes lucky enough to admire the beauty of these rare animals near their villas, or they can join the resort's wildlife conservation experts on a hiking trip to see the Black-footed Langur and explore the biodiversity of the area. Guests can follow the resort's wildlife conservation experts on a hiking trip to see the Black-footed Langur and explore the biodiversity of the area.
Besides the Black-footed Langur, the resort's biologists are also conducting research and conservation efforts on many other abundant plant and animal species surrounding the resort. Visitors can follow the resort's biologist, Ms. Quynh, to discover the rare Six Senses frangipani flower, participate in coral planting activities, and visit the 200-year-old cycad tree cluster.
Green and Healthy Food Culture
"Put a chef in the garden and magic will happen," Barbara Damrosch and Eliot Coleman.
Indeed, the secret in the Six Senses Ninh Van Bay kitchen is that it's always stocked with fresh fruits, vegetables, and ingredients grown directly on-site, from three large organic gardens or local suppliers. Therefore, the menu changes seasonally, harmonizing with the rhythm of nature. With a particular focus on health, 50% of the dishes at the resort's restaurants are vegan.
The secret in the kitchen at Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is that it's always stocked with fresh vegetables, fruits, and ingredients grown directly on-site from the resort's three organic gardens.
The Farmhouse restaurant, embodying the resort's "green culture," offers a farm-to-table experience. Amidst breathtaking natural scenery, The Farmhouse provides meals with natural, completely vegan ingredients, 100% grown on-site according to sustainable standards, and prepared with the motto "Less is more" (minimizing chemicals and simplifying processing to maximize the nutritional value of the food).
The Farmhouse restaurant, which emphasizes the resort's "green culture" with a "farm-to-table" experience.
Six Senses Ninh Van Bay
Ninh Hoa, Khanh Hoa, Vietnam
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