Life Wellness Resort (4*)

Superior Rooms feature a choice of queen or twin-beds with an open-structured shower and balcony facing the sea.

• Deluxe Room
• Deluxe Room Bath

Deluxe Rooms feature a choice of queen or twin-beds, with options of shower or sunken bath tub, plus a spacious balcony overlooking the sea. Some rooms are available with connecting doors.

Junior Suites feature a choice of queen or twin-beds, with options of shower or sunken bath tubs, comfortable pull-out sofa bed, DVD/VCD player, plus a spacious balcony offering a spectacular view of the sea. Some rooms are available with connecting doors.

• Senses Restaurant

The Senses Bar and Lounge entices guests to enjoy a cup of coffee with scrumptious home-made pastries made daily, or even indulge in a tropical cocktail and some savory snacks by night. A variety of board games and a pool table are available for guests leisure.

• Senses Bar and Lounge

Dine “Al Fresco” under the stars or in the Senses Restaurant under a thatched roof. Senses Bar and Lounge is perched atop a cliff, serving unique “Life Cuisine”. Senses Restaurant has a wide range of simple and fresh foods. An international menu is available to guests with an extensive seafood selection to tantalize their senses.

• Cham Bar

Guests can quench their thirst with a selection of fresh fruit juices, healthy beverages and even savour some delicious homemade snacks, or indulge in a sumptuous light lunch.

Guests can take a boat trip on either a zodiac boat or local fisherman boat to visit Hon Dat island. Here, guests can take advantage of the many water sports such as kayaking, bodyboarding, local basket boats and more.

A large outdoor swimming pool, as well as kiddy pool are set against a backdrop of sea and sky and are available for guests leisure.

Guests have the opportunity to choose from a wide range of excursions, some examples of tours include: Enjoying a picnic lunch at Ham Ho Sweet River Stream, and then plunging into the refreshing cool river, riding a canoe passing through canals surrounded by rich forest flora and fauna, with a trek on the way back, or marvel at the Cham Towers – some of the most awe-inspiring structures that are living monuments of the Cham Dynasty.

Guests can visit handicraft villages and learn how to make rice paper, conical hats and view how local pottery is produced.There is also the opportunity to be inspired by this beautiful location and create your own art masterpieces using local paints and water colors, pencils, charcoals and pastels.