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Reasons To
Visit Vietnam

  • Cultural excursions

    There is so much more to do in Vietnam than just the odd city tour and museum. Kite making in Hue, a fisherman eco-tour in Hoi An, an educational talk in Hanoi, cycling through the rice terraces of Sapa - there are many wonderful ways to see the country, experience its culture and meet its people.

    Cultural excursions
  • History

    Famous for the Vietnam War, you can of course visit the War Remnants Museum and the Cu Chi tunnels in Saigon. However, the country's history has many other facets to be explored such as the old merchant town of Hoi An or the imperial city of Hue. The imprints of the former foreign rules of the Chinese and French are present wherever you go from iconic buildings to everyday life; past and present existing in harmony.

    History
  • Value for money

    Vietnam offers great value for money from every angle. From hotels to transport to food, your US dollars or Vietnamese Dong will go far!

    Value for money
  • Local cuisine

    Vietnamese food is renowned for its freshness, bold flavours and presentation. It is an integral part of the local culture and each region has its own unique and wonderful dishes. This part of Southeast Asia is undoubtedly one of the best places in the world to eat. And if you want to learn the art of Vietnamese cooking yourself, there are also a number of fantastic cooking courses for you to enjoy.

    Local cuisine
  • People

    The people of Vietnam are among the friendliest you will ever meet. They are also extremely resilient having survived foreign invasions by the Chinese and French, as well as famine and war with their cultural identity remaining intact. You only have to witness the National Flag Raising ceremony in Ba Dinh Square, Hanoi to witness a nation united not simply by patriotism, but by a very strong sense of community and respect.

    People
  • Scenery

    From the UNESCO site of Halong Bay with its thousands of limestone outcrops to the Tonkinese Alps and lush green rice terraces of Sapa, Vietnam offers an abundance of stunning scenery and landscapes. Besides natural assets, there are plenty of other man-made photo opportunities such as the colourful floating markets of the Mekong Delta and the bustling streets of the Old Quarter in Hanoi.

    Scenery

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Accommodation in Vietnam: The Nam Hai

This hotel is the first of its kind in Vietnam - a sophisticated, minimalist resort with an understated contemporary style.

Our Rating: Deluxe

The Nam Hai

Hoi An
  • Air Conditioning

  • Childrens Club

  • Dive School

  • Spa Facilities

  • Watersports

  • Golf Course Onsite

  • Golf Course Nearby

  • Tennis Courts

  • Internet Access

  • Pools (3)

  • Rooms (100)

  • Restaurants (1)

Resting on a tranquil one kilometre stretch of the pristine China beach, near the ancient trading port of Hoi An is a luxury resort and residential enclave known as The Nam Hai.

The Nam Hai features 60 beautiful one-bedroom villas and 40 pool villas. Each occupies its own section of landscaped gardens and boasts views of the east sea and nearby Cham Islands.

Spaciousness is the essence and understated architecture, discernible by split-level interiors and wooden platforms, adds a distinctive touch to the overall setting.

Resort amenities include gourmet restaurants, multiple infinity swimming pools, gym, tropical spa and extensive recreational facilities to offer guests a haven for every holiday desire.

Ideally located 30 kilometres south of Danang and 11 kilometres north of the historical town of Hoi An on Vietnam’s central coast, the Nam Hai compliments spectacular beachfront living with renowned cultural historical attractions that reflect the true spirit of Indochina.

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