Situated on the hilltop, The Central Pavilion is home to The Restaurant and Terrace where the cuisine is a combination of delicious Vietnamese and Western dishes, prepared using only the freshest locally sourced ingredients. Also here are the Bar with a terrace which makes the most of the spectacular view, The Library which offers a place to relax with a book and The Boutique which sells traditional Vietnamese lacquerware and other handmade items.

This is the perfect resort in which to relax, with two beautiful swimming pools; one the Cliff Pool is close to the Central Pavilion while the other is at the Beach Club overlooking the white sandy beach. A range of water sports is available here with Hobie Cats and kayaks perfect for using to explore the caves and inlets around the bay. The sea of the Conservation area around Vinh Hy Bay teems with a myriad of fish and is renowned for its rare and beautiful corals, making it a paradise for snorkelers and scuba divers alike. Indeed fishing is the main industry in the bay and guests can walk or take a car to witness for themselves the bustle of daily life in the nearby village. It is worth exploring the Nui Chua National Park with its rich diversity of flora, fauna and ecosystems. Amanoi can arrange guides to take guests into the park where it may be possible to see some of the many species of birds and mammals, perhaps even the endangered black-shanked douc- an Old World monkey.

Those who choose not to venture out will find plenty to occupy them at Amanoi, with a spacious Gym, two outdoor tennis courts and a number of walking, running and trekking routes, there is also Pilates Studio and a lakeside Yoga Pavilion. The Spa at Amanoi is in a serene setting by a lotus filled lake, treatments are given using Aman Spa’s natural chemical free products together with traditional Vietnamese ingredients. It is a tranquil place made for relaxation and rejuvenation.