Set in a wonderfully secluded bay in the
Sultanate of Oman, the hotel is nestled between the gruff Hajar Mountains on one side and a 1.6km stretch of powdery sand. Just 90 minutes drive from Dubai. The area has retained its charm as a quaint fishing village populated by friendly, humble people and its architecture of
Zighy Bay is completely unobtrusive and blends seamlessly into the mountainous landscape. In fact, each of the
82 villas and retreats are decorated with the environment in mind. Made simply from local stone and wood, the
rooms are styled with charming rattan and ceramic accents, and villas come with non-chlorinated pools.
As all
Six Senses Resorts, the focus is on the
spa and well being, so it’s no surprise that the
spa menu is extensive, with a special selection of Asian treatments including reflexology, Thai massage and Ayurvedic treatments.
There are plenty of
outdoor activities to keep guests busy too: I did a paragliding descent into the bay, a sunset cruise on a typical dhow, kayaking in the turquoise waters and sunset cocktails in the unique
Sense of the edge restaurant. A truly unique exlusive experience.
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