L'Alyana Ninh Van Bay

L’Alyana Ninh Van Bay has a prime position on a private stretch of beach on Ninh Van Bay, which is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It is surrounded by the pristine waters of the South China Sea and is tucked away among the lush jungle greenery, where lizards and gibbons swing from tree to tree.

The 35 villas have a rustic chic look, featuring natural materials such as coconut-thatched roofs, black stone floors and bathtubs in the partially al fresco bathrooms carved from giant blocks of granite from the boulders that stud the tropical landscapes. In keeping with the resort’s theme of ultimate comfort, the inside of each villa is a showcase of contemporary design and you’ll be taken care of by a private butler, on hand 24 hours a day, who will tailor your holiday experiences for you.

The Hill Rock Pool Villas, set over three levels, are elevated above the jungle canopy and have open-air deck spaces including dining areas and plunge pools overlooking the forest. The Lagoon Pool Villas are single-storey and look out over the lagoon, the beach and the sea, with dining areas on the edge of the water. The Beachfront Pool Villas have direct beach access and can be configured with two bedrooms, making them ideal for families and groups of friends. Each villa has its own private pool, guaranteeing privacy and seclusion.

Overlooking the beach, guests can be assured of a meal with a view as well as delicious food at The Pillars restaurant, with dishes created from fresh produce from the gardens. The expert chefs are happy to create your own personal menu as well as provide a range of authentic Vietnamese and Western dishes for you to enjoy, with experiences from picnics by a waterfall and seafood barbecues to sunset cocktails at the Fire Bar and candlelit dinners on the beach.  

The infinity pool offers stunning views, and there is also an assortment of treatments available at the spa, which sits away from the rest of the resort for complete serenity.

See the sights of Nha Trang and experience local culture: visit the early-morning seafood markets and lobster-fishing communities, and see Vietnam from the perspective of the locals. Or take advantage of the complimentary shuttles to Nha Trang, so you can explore on your own as well.

You can also enjoy a Vietnamese cooking class, go for a hike or bike ride to explore the jungle, or see monkeys on Hon Lao Island. Moreover, being by the beach, you can also enjoy a number of water sports, including snorkelling, diving and fishing, as well as sunset cruises. Many activities, including guided jungle hikes, kayaking on the bay, yoga classes and Vietnamese coffee-making classes, are complimentary, as are children’s activities such as painting and kite-making.