The four-star beach resort is located 16 kilometers from Quy Nhon, the capital of Binh Dinh province, known for its beautiful landscapes, white sandy beaches, and imposing mountains.

It covers 13.5 hectares along the beach of Quy Nhon and includes 63 beach-viewed rooms, a 3,000-sqm area for relax with spa service, according to Nguoi Lao Dong.

The Life Spa oasis in the garden across a wooden bridge has five outdoor treatment bungalows, three indoor suites, six bathtubs, showers, lemon-grass scented steam baths, dry sand and salt sauna, and outdoor ponds.

The dry sand and salt sauna may be a priority to detoxify the body and revitalize the skin.

The therapist digs a hole to cover guests neck-deep in a mixture of sea salt and white sand. A heater underneath the mixture helps the body release toxins, leaving guests with a refreshed feeling despite the heat.

A steam bath with lemon-grass scent and a body massage follows the sauna and shower. For the massage two or three therapists often move in synchronization.

A bath with milk, Vietnamese green tea and natural herbs helps guests relax more. Thereafter, they can opt for some aromatic, deep-cleansing, revitalizing and lymphatic treatments.

Yoga, tai chi and more

A new day at the resort continues with the wellness theme, starting with a free yoga session by the pool. Free tai chi lessons on the beach follow in the afternoon.

The participants are provided with knowledge of basic positions of yoga and the breathing and moves of tai chi to improve their blood circulation and flexibility.

In addition to massage, yoga and tai chi, the resort is also renowned for its scenic location by the sea and on the foot of a hill and its architecture’s combination of nature and Cham culture.

Inside and outside the 63 rooms are statues, carvings and paintings of Cham women dancing and fulfilling their daily chores.

From balconies, guests can watch fishermen casting nets from their boats and pulling them on board after the sun rises, glittering lights dotting the black ocean after the sun sets.

Guests also have a panoramic view of the uninhabited islands in the sea and the rocks and cliffs on the beach.

Life Resort Quy Nhon has a poolside bar and a 160-seat restaurant that serves Vietnamese specialties and of other countries around the world.

The resort also has many recreational activities, like basket boat rides, sand castle building, tug-of-war, volleyball, jogging, mountain biking and snorkeling.

It also has organized tours to craft villages specializing in carpentry, rice pancakes, pottery and conical hats and to many other beauty spots like the Cham towers, Ham Ho Tourist Site, Nui Mot Lake, Ba Mountain, Linh Phong Pagoda, and Ghenh Rang Hill.

By Thu Thuy