HOTELS Six Senses Zighy Bay – Everything You Could Ever Want In Paradise

Six Senses Zighy Bay – Everything You Could Ever Want In Paradise

Sept. 3, 2012

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Zighy Bay Oman Middle East
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Six Senses Zighy Bay – Everything You Could Ever Want In Paradise

Six Senses have a commitment to the SLOW LIFE (sustainable, local, organic, wellness – learning, inspiring, fun, experiences). This resort is designed around a traditional village structure. So you can walk from your luxury villa to a central plaza, perhaps to meet friends, maybe to eat and drink among the aromas of the spice market.

More than a spa, there are treatment programs for detox, relaxation, and fitness. There is even a Jungle Gym; no, not a place full of over-stimulated children and ball-pools but an actual gym in an actual jungle.

As for activities, water sports are big here and you can go paragliding and sailing. You can mountain bike one day and relax on the sun deck of the hotel’s yacht the next. There are tennis courts, yoga sessions, and off-road desert driving. The restaurant has visits from celebrity chefs bringing their own flair to the menu on different days. There is also live music and dancing on the tables (probably) at night.

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Six Senses Zighy Bay Hotel
Six Senses Zighy Bay swimming pool
Six Senses Zighy Bay hotel view between the buildings to the swimming pool and the sea
Six Senses Zighy Bay private terrace with swimming pool
Young couple enjoying the Six Senses Zighy Bay hotel amenities
Cool shades of the walls of Six Senses Zighy Bay hotel
Traditional Oman interior
Colorful relax room in Zighy Bay hotel
Circle stairs
Six Senses Zighy Bay wooden room
Simple wooden bathroom
Golden bathtub
Six Senses Zighy Bay hotel living room
Bath on the rooftop terrace of Six Senses Zighy Bay hotel
Young couple on the rooftop terrace of Zighy Bay hotel
Six Senses Zighy Bay library
Blind dining
Yoga on the rooftop terrace
Preparing the meal on the top of the rocky hills of Oman
Young people dining on the rocky mountains of Oman
Restaurant on the top of the rocky hills of Oman at night
Six Senses Zighy Bay restaurant
The view on Zighy Bay from the hilltop restaurant
Six Senses Zighy Bay from an airplane
Parachuting in Zighy Bay
Jumping from the rocks in Zighy Bay

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Zighy Bay, Musandam Peninsula Sultanate of Oman


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