Mediterranean Feeling transports us to summer’s most desirable destinations, for lazy afternoons, good times around the table and that magical sea breeze. We’ve aimed to conjure the essence of the Mediterranean in these four Vietnam resorts … Must See In Vietnam Editor
With red-tiled roofs, white walls, pink bougainvillea flowers and arched doorways, four seaside resorts give visitors a feeling of being lost on a Mediterranean beach.
Located on Huynh Thuc Khang Street in Mui Ne resort town, around a four-hour drive from Ho Chi Minh City, Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne opened to tourists in 2021.
The resort has 984 rooms and villas decorated with pink bougainvillea flowers overlooking Hon Rom Bay.
It features a lazy river, a splash pad for kids, a water play area with slides, a swimming pool, and rock for cliff jumping.
The resort has large banquet halls and outdoor stages, with other entertainment facilities including a 100-meter observatory, sports club, and an indoor entertainment center.
A night’s stay costs from VND2.88 million ($120.68) while a villa with private swimming pool costs from VND7.68 million.
Fleur de Lys Resort & Spa Long Hai in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau, around two hours from HCMC, is on a small hill at the foot of the Nuoc Ngot (Fresh Water) mountain pass.
It was popular with Bao Dai, the last Nguyen Dynasty king, as a retreat.
The resort has 69 rooms and five villas with white and blue themes inspired by Santorini Island, famed for its white houses with blue domes.
Each villa has a private swimming pool and overlooks Long Hai Beach.
The resort is close to tourist attractions including Dinh Co Temple, Monkey Pagoda and Minh Dam Pagoda.
A night’s stay costs from VND2 million.
Also in Vung Tau is Lan Rung Resort on Vo Thi Sau Street next to Phuoc Hai Beach.
Viewed from above, the resort resembles a “mini Santorini” with blue domes mixed with white walls, and an outdoor swimming pool.
The resort has 369 white-tone rooms designed in European style.
Currently, it is offering two-day packages, priced from VND2.96 million for two guests.
Another highlight of the resort is a café named after American music legend Elvis Presley.
The shops features American snacks including pizzas, burgers, baked goods and cocktails inspired by the king of pop’s most beloved hits.
Located at the heart of Tuy Hoa, the capital of Phu Yen Province, Stelia Beach Resort boasts Mediterranean-style architecture with white walls and arched windows, decorated with cacti and bougainvillea.
The resort has a 41 villas covering a 9-hectare area under a casuarina forest canopy that is nearly 50 years old.
Each villa offers views of either swimming pools or flower gardens.
A night stay costs from VND3.3 million while the Presidential villa class is priced from VND27.7 million.
Its outdoor swimming pool overlooks Nghinh Phong Tower, an emerging tourist attraction in Phu Yen.
By Trung Nghia for E.VnExpress.net – Photos courtesy of the resorts and with a special touch of Must See In Vietnam
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