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HHHHH Six Senses Zighy Bay


Overview: ZighyBay is located on a headland on the northern Musandam Peninsula in the Sultanate of Oman. It is set between dramatic mountains to the rear and a broad sandy beach in front. The Musandam Peninsula is an enclave region of the Sultanate of Oman, separated from the rest of the country by the United Arab Emirates. ZighyBay is located 120 km, or 90 minutes drive from Dubai International Airport.


The peninsula's rugged mountains which rise up to 2,100 meters above the coast and just into the Strait of Hormuz have a spectacular fjord-like look. It is no wonder that Musandam is also called "The Norway of the Middle East".


Location: Northern Musandam Peninsula, Sultanate of Oman Distance to Dubai airport: 165 kilometres


Leisure facilities: Gym, Spa, Water Sports, Tennis Courts, Kids club, Jungle Gym, Volleyball, Diving, Paragliding, Micro-light, Mountain Bikes, Swimming Pool, Beach, Marina, Boats, 4x4 Excursions


F&B facilities: Spice Market (Arabic Restaurant), Sense on the Edge (Fine Dining), Summer House (A'la Carte), Vinotheque (Wine Cellar), Zighy Bar, Shua Shack


Major events hosted in 2010/2011: ¥ Claude Challe CD Launch ¥ Arabian Sail Yacht Race


¥ BNP Banque Paribas Corporate Meeting


60 guests 60 guests 80 guests


Accommodation facilities Total number of villas Suites Twins


Doubles Business support facilities


Conference facilities High speed Internet access Stage


Flexible meeting rooms Dedicated events team Microphones Projectors Screen


Video/CD players Themed coffee breaks


82 19 24 40


Yes


Capacity


Private Reserve Meeting Room Zighy Board Room


46


40 25


30 20


25 25


40 25


440 242


3.90 2.90


Address: P.O. Box 212, PC 800 Dibba Ð Musandam, Sultanate of Oman Tel: +968 26 735555 Fax: +968 26 735556 Email: dos-zighy@sixsenses.com Web: www.sixsenses.com


Theatre Classroom


Boardroom Banquet / seated Area / Sq. metres Height / metres


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