Tucked away in the untouched landscapes of Phú Yên, Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô is more than just a luxury escape—it’s a deeply immersive Vietnamese experience. Set on a secluded bay along Vietnam’s south-central coast, the resort blends traditional Vietnamese architecture with modern comfort, making it the perfect retreat for nature lovers, wellness seekers, and cultural explorers.
🌿 What Makes It Special
Each of the 73 standalone villas—some nestled in the hills, others beachfront—celebrates Vietnamese heritage with thatched roofs, bamboo furnishings, and handcrafted décor. You’ll feel truly unplugged, surrounded by lush nature and the calming sound of waves.
Paddy Field Villas
Hill Pool Villas
Beach Pool Villas
Grand Bay Pool Villas
✨ Hotel Perks When You Book with Me
When you book your stay at Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô through a Fora travel advisor like me, you get exclusive perks:
- Daily breakfast for two
- Resort credits to spend on spa treatments or dining
- Room upgrade upon availability
- Early check-in / late check-out
- Welcome treats upon arrival
🧘♀️ Experiences Not to Miss
- The Spa: A holistic space rooted in Vietnamese healing traditions
- Dining: Three restaurants with menus ranging from fresh seafood to refined Vietnamese dishes
- Water sports: Snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking right off the bay
- Cooking class & cultural activities: Learn traditional Vietnamese recipes or visit nearby fishing villages
🏞️ Explore the Wonders of Phú Yên
Phú Yên is one of Vietnam’s most under-the-radar destinations, full of natural beauty, historical charm, and cultural depth. Here are some must-see highlights during your stay:
Gành Đá Đĩa (Cliff of Stone Plates)
A stunning volcanic rock formation that looks like a natural mosaic of stacked stone tiles. It’s a geological marvel and the perfect photo stop.
Bãi Xép Beach
Known for its golden sands and cinematic views, this peaceful beach is ideal for swimming or a relaxing walk. You might recognize it from the film “I See Yellow Flowers on Green Grass.”
Mũi Điện Lighthouse (Dai Lanh Cape)
Stand at the edge of Vietnam and watch the first sunrise hit the mainland. The hike to the top offers jaw-dropping coastal views.
Đầm Ô Loan Lagoon
A quiet, shallow lagoon great for seafood lovers and boat rides. Try the local grilled oysters while watching the sun dip over the water.
Mang Lang Church
One of Vietnam’s oldest churches with stunning French Gothic architecture and historical ties to early Vietnamese Christianity.
Vũng Rô Bay
A scenic bay with calm turquoise waters, rich wartime history, and peaceful boat trips surrounded by hills.
Hon Nua Island
Take a boat trip to this untouched island paradise—snorkel, hike, or just enjoy the raw nature away from everything.
📸 Photo credits: Frederik Wissink, official Zannier Hotels website and other travel websites.
Trudy Travels 
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