A Selected Sojourn – Amanoi
Set along the coastline within the verdant embrace of Núi Chúa National Park and overlooking Vinh Hy Bay, Amanoi is a luxury resort that offers a tranquil retreat where contemporary architecture harmonizes with unspoiled nature. Secluded yet refined, the resort’s clifftop restaurants and pool, lakeside Aman Spa, and private golden-sand beach invite guests to slow down, reconnect with nature, and explore the surrounding cultural and ecological landscapes.
Getting here:
The closest airport to Amanoi is Cam Ranh International Airport (CXR), located approximately 75 minutes by car from the resort. From the airport, guests may travel by private transfer arranged through Amanoi or by taxi. For a faster and more scenic option, helicopter transfers can also be arranged, reducing travel time to just 25 minutes.
Cam Ranh Airport offers direct international flights from Seoul, Busan, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Kunming, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong.
For those preferring overland travel, Amanoi is a five-hour drive from Ho Chi Minh City via the coastal highway.
Amanoi Accommodation:
Amanoi features 36 pavilions and villas, each with a private terrace or swimming pool and unobstructed views of the surrounding natural landscape. The interiors are consistently designed across all accommodations, with the main differences being their location within the resort and the size of the outdoor spaces, offering guests a sense of privacy and close connection to nature.
Pavilions & Villas: Offering elegant spaces with private terraces or pools, these include Pavilion Ocean, Pavilion Lake, and various pool villas with panoramic views. Room rates start from around $1,000 per night.
Wellness Pool Villas: Designed for guests seeking wellness and relaxation, these villas feature integrated spa facilities and serene natural surroundings. Prices begin from approximately $1,200 per night.
Residences: Spacious multi-bedroom residences ideal for families or groups, featuring private pools, living and dining areas, and dedicated services. Rates start at about $5,000 per night.
Amenities:
Amanoi offers a range of facilities designed to enhance guests’ comfort and well-being, including a spa, a fully equipped fitness center, yoga pavilion, a tranquil library and boutique. The resort features a large infinity pool overlooking both the ocean and mountains, alongside a separate swimming pool and a private beach club, providing varied spaces for relaxation and recreation.
Activities:
Amanoi offers a range of activities including hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, snorkeling and yoga, all non-motorized water sports are complimentary. Guests can enjoy catamaran cruise, private coastal cruises, and tennis on outdoor courts. Cooking classes, cultural excursions and daily afternoon tea from 3:30 to 4:30 pm with Vietnamese treats add to the resort’s thoughtful experiences.
Restaurants:
The resort has two main restaurants and one bar:
The Restaurant and Terrace: Perched on a hilltop with panoramic coastal views, Amanoi’s main restaurant serves Vietnamese and international cuisine crafted from seasonal produce and the daily local catch. Guests can dine in the elegant indoor space or on the open-air terrace. An open kitchen adds a sense of connection, while in-villa dining and curated private experiences are also available.
The Beach Club: Nestled by the golden-sand beach and framed by granite boulders, the Beach Club offers a relaxed setting for lunch, light snacks, and poolside drinks. Overlooking the pool and sea, it’s open throughout the day, with freshly grilled seafood as a highlight.
The Bar: Overlooking Núi Chúa National Park from the Central Pavilion, Amanoi’s Bar evokes the charm of traditional Vietnamese teahouse. Adorned with local art and photography, this serene space invites guests to unwind in leather armchairs while enjoying signature cocktails and mountain views in a refined, contemplative atmosphere.
Nearby excursions:
While nearby excursions such as visits to fishing villages, reef snorkeling, or hikes through Núi Chúa National Park are readily available. Amanoi’s serene setting and refined design offer a rare sense of stillness – where nature, comfort, and culture quietly converge. It’s not just a place to stay, but a place to truly pause.
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