PAID CONTENT FOR ZANNIER HOTELS BÃI SAN HÔ


PAID CONTENT FOR ZANNIER HOTELS BÃI SAN HÔ


Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô PHÚ YÊN, VIETNAM


Nestled on a private peninsula in the peaceful province of Phú Yên on Vietnam’s central coast, Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô is an Eden-like sanctuary stretching over 240 acres and a private coral bay. Every detail at Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô is crafted to share Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage through a journey of the senses. Offering total privacy and seclusion, the resort’s


73 villas are fashioned on three distinct Vietnamese architectural styles for each setting: rice paddy fields, hilltop and beach. Interiors exude relaxed elegance with natural palettes and thoughtfully curated Vietnamese antiques and silks. Blending indoor-outdoor living, villas feature outdoor terraces and secluded gardens; many with their own private plunge pool and al fresco dining. A limited collection of three- and four- bedroom Grand Bay Pool Villas offer spectacular views over the bay, making them ideal for families and longer stays. The pristine white-sand beach encapsulates


everything about Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô’s laid- back charm. Offering equal parts adventure and barefoot relaxation, guests can explore the private


bay by catamaran, kayak or conical boat, snorkel the coral reefs or charter the resort’s motorboat for coastal excursions, picnics out at anchor or sunset drinks. For the more adventurous, water-based sports include private surf lessons, paddleboarding and e-foiling. A nature-immersing retreat, the Hoa Sen Spa


offers wellness therapies and rituals designed around five elements: air, fire, water, earth and spirit. Family-friendly active pursuits include a gym, yoga studio, tennis court, padel tennis court, advanced cycling tours, infinity pool, pétanque and beach sports such as badminton, volleyball or soccer. Three unique dining experiences reveal the


essence of Vietnamese cuisine: Bà Hai offers authentic regional cooking, Làng Chài serves fresh locally caught seafood in thatched huts on the beach, while Nhà O is the heartbeat of the resort with panoramic hilltop views and all-day Southeast Asian and international menus. After dark, Hàm Bar serves old-world cocktails and evokes the feeling of a French-style gentleman’s club in the Indochine era.


DON’T MISS The Hoa Sen Signature Ritual is a 120-minute treatment that includes a herbal foot wash, mud application and a revitalising facial


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • 73 luxury villas • Three restaurants • Private beach • Yoga studio • Fitness centre • Tennis and padel courts • Infinity pool • Kids club • Meeting centre


KEY ACTIVITIES • Snorkelling, fishing, kayaking, and paddleboarding


• Beach games • Catamaran sailing • Biking • Vietnamese cooking class • Rice harvesting


GET IN TOUCH zannierhotels.com/baisanho/en T: +84 (0)257 383 0000 E: contact@baisanho.com


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