Embarking on a solo journey is undoubtedly one of the most empowering forms of self-love and self-discovery. The yearning for a respite from the monotony of daily life is universal, and the desire to venture out alone, connect with fellow explorers and foster meaningful interactions, resonates deeply. However, the inclination to travel solo varies among the 12 zodiac signs, influenced by their unique behaviours and attitudes. The realm of travel astrology seeks to unravel this mystery, offering insights into the travel preferences of each zodiac sign based on their inherent traits. Explore solo trip destinations tailored for each zodiac sign in 2024, aligning with their distinctive characteristics and preferences.

Discover your ideal solo trip destinations for 2024

Aries (March 21–April 19): Vietnam

Budget-friendly and safe, Vietnam in Southeast Asia has gained a lot of importance as an ideal travel destination in recent times. It is home to awe-inspiring natural beauty, an exciting social scene and a rich culture. Its tourist-friendly vibe makes Vietnam an instant hit among the spontaneous and fun-loving fire sign of Aries, symbolised by the ram.

Read our guide on places to visit in Vietnam here.

Places to visit: Explore the spiritual side of Vietnam by undertaking pagoda tours and enjoy scenic cruises around Tiptop Island and Luon Cave.

Best time to visit: Between May and September

How to reach: Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh and Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi are the major airports in Vietnam.

Taurus (April 20–May 20): New Zealand

An earth sign ruled by the planet of love and money, Venus, Taurus is associated with luxury and indulgence of every kind, especially while travelling. Symbolised by the celestial bull, Taureans have a natural penchant for seeking beautiful, unique and posh experiences. The vibrant and naturally beautiful country of New Zealand is one of the most preferred destinations for solo travellers. This sign will love to get lost in the country’s dining, culture and party scene.

Read this guide on mistakes to avoid in New Zealand as a tourist.

Places to visit: Undertake a whale-watching cruise at Kaikoura, enjoy a cultural dining experience at Mitai Mauri village and go on a glacier helicopter tour along Franz Josef.

Best time to visit: December to February

How to reach: Auckland Airport is the busiest airport in New Zealand

Gemini (May 21–June 20): England

England is the country where the golden trifecta of history, culture and nature meet. Known for its royal palaces, expansive national parks, and historic centres, it stands as one of the liveliest and fanciest cities in the world. In short, it is the perfect destination for the freedom-seeking, brilliant, social butterflies of adaptable nature and insatiable curiosity, Gemini. This air sign gets bored easily if not engaged with unique experiences frequently. England, therefore, will be a perfect solo trip destination for this zodiac sign that likes to discover new places at their own pace.

Places to visit: Take a historic tour of Windsor Castle, embark on a Harry Potter tour at the Warner Bros Studios, take the dinner cruise on River Thames, and immerse yourself in guided tours of iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, London Eye, and more.

Best time to visit: May and September to November

How to reach: London Heathrow is one of the major airports in England.

Cancer (June 21–July 22): Canada

Canada, the friendliest country in the world, is an ideal destination for the peace-seeking and family-oriented water sign of Cancer. With its diverse urban culture and awe-inspiringly breathtaking natural beauty, it offers a perfect retreat. The harsh cold weather might serve as a deterrent for those seeking adventure outdoors, but this crustacean sign seeks comfort in the warmth indoors, curled up by a fireplace, reading a book.

Read our guide on the most beautiful places in Canada.

Places to visit: Explore the majesty of the Rockies, Niagara Falls and Banff National Park.

Best time to visit: Between June and August

How to reach: Toronto–Pearson, Vancouver International Airport and Montreal Saint-Hubert Airport is the busiest airports in Canada.

Leo (July 23–August 22): East Coast Australia

This fire sign, symbolised by the lion, is known for its positive attitude and sunny disposition. Leos have a natural inclination for grand vacations! The East Coast of Australia, spanning from Queensland to New South Wales, provides a gorgeous ocean view where Leos can let their manes down and meet like-minded travellers! This zodiac sign would love Adelaide and Brisbane, the most preferred solo trip destinations here.

Places to visit: Embark on a trip to the Blue Mountains, explore Sunlover Reef and enjoy snorkelling at Green Island.

Best time to visit: Between April and November

How to reach: Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport and Brisbane Airport are the major airports connecting East Coast Australia.

Virgo (August 23–September 22): Portugal

Portugal may not be the most obvious choice for a solo trip, but it is an ideal place to visit for the meticulous and detail-oriented perfectionist, Virgos. Right from the sunny beaches to verdant valleys, this destination has it all. This earth sign likes to organise everything to the T and would find solace in planning a perfect solo vacation for themselves, combining walking tours admiring the rich architecture and soaking in the dining culture of Portugal.

Read our guide on the must-visit places in Portugal.

Places to visit: Immerse yourself in the beauty of Oceanário de Lisboa, Ponte de Dom Luís I and Alfama.

Best time to visit: March to early June and September to late November

How to reach: Lisbon Portela Airport and Porto Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport are the major airports in Portugal.

Libra (September 23–October 22): Italy

One of the most stylish countries, Italy is the home to the finest couture in the world. It is also home to the richest and most bespoke dining and shopping experiences on the planet. Rich in natural beauty, this destination will not disappoint the fancy Libran. This Venusian air sign is symbolised by the weighing scale and is a lover of arts and fashion. Hence, there is no better place than Italy for this sign.

Here’s our list of the most beautiful places in Italy.

Places to visit: Immerse yourself in history and architecture as you explore the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel. Embark on a day trip to explore the beauty of Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast.

Best time to visit: January to November

How to reach: Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport in Rome, Malpensa Airport in Milan, and Venice Marco Polo Airport are some of the major airports in Italy.

Scorpio (October 23–November 21): Iceland

Tucked far way in the north, this Nordic island is full of mystery and surprise – a perfect combination for the intense and passionate water sign of Scorpio. This sign is symbolised by the scorpion and ruled by the planet of darkness and rebirth, Pluto. Iceland is untouched by human pollution and full of natural wonders like black sand beaches, caves, caverns, waterfalls and volcanoes. Not too shabby for the scorpions, isn’t it?

Places to visit: Embark on a tour to chase the Northern Lights in Reykjavik, explore the Katla Ice Cave and take a glacial tour in Jökulsárlón.

Best time to visit: Mid-October to March is the best time to catch the Northern Lights in Iceland.

How to reach: Keflavík International Airport is a major airport in Iceland.

Sagittarius (November 22–December 21): Botswana

This fire sign denoted by the archer displays an adventurous spirit like no other sign. Ruled by the planet Jupiter, they seek inner growth and are unafraid to charter new territories to achieve that. Botswana in Africa is famed for its rich wildlife and dedicated national parks. Travelling on the safaris here will prove to be one of the most cherished life experiences for the explorers in them.

Places to see and things to do: Explore the Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, Gabane, Kasane and Maun.

Best time to visit: February to May

How to reach: Sir Seretse Khama International Airport is the main airport in Botswana.

Capricorn (December 22–January 19): Ireland

Capricorn is the earth sign symbolised by a sea goat. It is considered the most serious of all the zodiacs because it is ruled by the karmic planet Saturn. They adhere to rules and regulations and love their routine. When they do take off on a solo travel, Capricorns want the experience to be unique and rich in every way. Ireland is famous for its tales of lore, quaint bars, gorgeous sea cliffs and ancient castles. In short, it is nothing short of a fairy tale visiting this old island.

Places to visit: Explore the Cliffs of Maher, marvel at the Guinness Storehouse, visit Dunlunce and Belfast

Best time to visit: May and June

How to reach: Dublin International Airport is the main airport in Ireland.

Aquarius (January 20–February 18): Chile

Chile in South America is considered a backpacker’s paradise for many reasons. Its low crime rate, high altitude perfect for stargazing, Chilean wine and beer, and a great lifestyle make it a wonderful destination to explore for this intelligent air sign. Aquarius is symbolised by a water-bearer who loves to be one with the community even while travelling solo. This progressive zodiac sign can surely meet a lot of like-minded travellers on their solo trips.

Places to visit: Explore San Pedro de Atacama, Rapa Nui, Santiago, Cape Horn and the Chilean Lake District.

Best time to visit: From December to February

How to reach: Santiago de Chile Airport is the main international airport in Chile.

Pisces (February 19–March 20): Indonesia

One instantly thinks of Bali when Indonesia comes to mind, yet this Southeast Asian gem offers much more to explore. Pisces, the water sign symbolised by twin fish swimming in opposite directions, finds solace and rejuvenation in Indonesia’s landscape of meditation retreats, pristine beaches, and tropical rainforests. With their calm nature and an innate ability to disconnect from reality, attributed to their ruling planet Neptune and its association with dreams and fantasy, Pisces will discover ideal solo travel experiences on the islands of Java and Sumatra, as well as in destinations like Sulawesi, West Papua, and Borneo.

Places to visit: Explore Banyumala, Danu Beratan Temple, Sekumpul Waterfall and Aling-Aling Waterfall.

Best time to visit: Between September and November

How to reach: Ngurah Rai International Airport is the main international airport in Denpasar, Bali.

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Related: Astro-Wanderlust: Your Zodiac-Inspired Travel Guide For 2024

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

-Which zodiac signs are most adventurous?

Sagittarius, Aries and Leo are among the zodiac signs an of adventurous nature.

-Which zodiac signs should travel solo?

The zodiac signs of Scorpio and Sagittarius are more likely to go on solo travel as they enjoy their own company.

-Which zodiac signs are nature lovers?

Pisces, Cancer and Leo are active travellers who appreciate nature.

-Which zodiac signs are inclined towards cultural travel?

Libra, Gemini and Taurus are the most active travellers inclined towards cultural travel.

-How to choose the best travel destinations for a solo trip?

Consider the safety aspect along with different activities and tourist attractions that the chosen destination provides for a zodiac sign while on solo travel.

-What are the best destinations for a luxury solo trip?

Paris, Rome, Milan and Switzerland are among the most luxurious destinations for solo adventures.

Adventure cruise line Lindblad Expeditions will launch shorter trips to Antarctica in 2024, with flights from Argentina to the seventh continent that bypass what’s normally a two-day sailing of the Drake Passage.

The new option will shave several days off the typical Antarctica itinerary, making it possible to do the trip in as little as eight days. The flyover trips also eliminate the need to sail the Drake, a waterway that’s known for its unpredictability: travellers sailing to Antarctica often wonder if they’ll experience a calm “Drake Lake” or see massive swells that result in a “Drake Shake,” as writer Christopher P. Baker detailed for T+L in 2022.

Now the cruise to Antarctica will take lesser time

The new flyover trips will be a first for the cruise line, said Sven-Olof Lindblad, the CEO and founder of the company, during a recent appearance at ILTM Cannes, a luxury travel conference held this week in France.

“Starting in November 2024, with one of our ships, the National Geographic Explorer, we’ll have two new programs: one, which is five days in Antarctica, flying in and out, and the other which is five days in Antarctica with two days crossing the Drake Passage [one way].”

Lindblad said the decision to launch the service on the 81-cabin vessel was driven by multiple factors.

“There are people out there that just don’t have the time [otherwise],” Lindblad said. He also noted that aviation technology has made flights to Antarctica more predictable, in spite of the sometimes challenging conditions seen in the region.

“We had chosen not to do this for years and years and years because I was concerned about the reliability — not the safety — but the reliability of people actually taking off and landing as they were meant to,” the CEO explained.

Now, Lindblad is confident that people can get there on time — and see one of the world’s most inspiring wild places.

“I think it’s important to expose people to places like this for a lot of reasons,” said Lindblad, during his appearance at ILTM Cannes. “We need to understand these wild places better, and, as a consequence of that, we can be more productive as citizens as to how we deal with the challenges that we, as the human race, face as it relates to our relationship with natural systems around the world.”

The announcement comes as trips to the continent have surged in popularity. More than 70,000 people visited the ice in the 2022-2023 season, according to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators. That number is almost certain to rise, as more and more vessels head south, Lindblad said.

“We were the only ship in Antarctica for quite some time,” Lindblad observed. “This next season, the average is closer to something like 70. So, extraordinary growth.” These days, the cruise line expects to operate three ships, including the National Geographic Explorer in the region.

Lindblad will offer the flights in partnership with DAP, the only air provider to Antarctica, which also contracts with lines such as Silversea to offer speedy service to the southernmost reaches of the planet.

The cruise-and-sail trips will begin in November 2024 and continue through February 2025. Rates start at USD 9,475 (HKD 73,875.70) for an eight-day Antarctica expedition. Learn more at expeditions.com.

This story first appeared on www.travelandleisure.com

Currency conversions were done at the time of writing.

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Open your mind and your senses as you embrace the transformative power of Filipino healing and embark on a path towards holistic well-being.

IN THE HEART OF THE PHILIPPINES, you’ll discover a world where healing is an art form and ancient traditions come alive. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Filipino wellness, where treatments go beyond the physical and delve into the realm of the soul.

Connect with centuries-old rituals and practices that honour the healing powers of nature and spirituality. Experience firsthand the restorative benefits of indigenous techniques passed down through generations to allow yourself to be led on a journey of self-discovery and rejuvenation.

Let the enchanting healing practices of the Philippines transport you on a journey of self-discovery and cultural connection. Explore these unique wellness treatments and feel transformed by the power of ancient traditions.

Indigenous Hilot Massage 

Indulge in the ancient art of Hilot massage, a revered Filipino practice that offers a unique cultural wellness experience. This traditional massage technique goes beyond mere muscle relaxation, incorporating gentle stretches, joint manipulations, and palm pressure to align both body and soul. Skilled Hilot practitioners often infuse indigenous techniques into their massages, providing a truly authentic encounter with Filipino healing traditions. Allow the soothing touch of Hilot to transport you to a state of deep relaxation, rejuvenation, and connection with the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines.

Rhythmic Dagdagay Foot Massage 

Embark on a blissful journey through the mountain provinces of the Philippines with a relaxing Dagdagay foot massage. This unique and therapeutic technique utilises bamboo sticks of various widths and lengths to tap and apply pressure to the feet. By stimulating the nerve endings, energy flow is balanced, resulting in not just physical relief but also a profound sense of well-being. Engulf yourself in the ancient wisdom of Filipino mountain communities as the rhythmic taps of the bamboo sticks transport you to a place of tranquillity, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated with a balanced energy flow.

Sacred Banahaw Healing 

Experience the transformative power of Banahaw Healing, an indigenous healing practice deeply rooted in the sacred slopes of Mount Banahaw. Drawing upon parts of faith healing, herbal treatments, chanting, and divination, this holistic approach aims to provide not only physical but also spiritual cleansing and rejuvenation. Dive into centuries-old traditions as you engage in ancient rituals and allow the mystical energy of Mount Banahaw to heal and restore. Embark on a deeply personal journey of self-discovery and connect with the profound healing power of Filipino indigenous wisdom.

Immersive Kaliwat Theater 

Prepare to be enchanted by the one-of-a-kind Kaliwat Theater, an immersive experience in Cebu that seamlessly blends massage, live music, and a visual feast for the senses. Talented therapists guide participants through different sensations and states of consciousness, creating a harmonious symphony of relaxation and artistic delight. Lose yourself in the captivating performances as the music intertwines with the delicate touch of expert hands, transporting you to a transcendent realm of tranquility and artistic expression. Let the Kaliwat Theater transport you to a place where well-being and creativity merge, leaving you inspired and uplifted.

Sensorial Rorof-Rorof 

Embark on a sensory journey of comfort and serenity with the traditional Filipino and Muslim-influenced Rorof-rorof treatment. This unique wellness experience utilises a heated banana leaf compress, with the warmed leaves massaging and applying gentle pressure to your body. As the soothing warmth permeates your being, relaxation and pain relief are effortlessly attained. Allow the healing touch of Rorof-rorof to usher you into a state of blissful tranquillity as the fusion of Filipino and Islamic traditions harmonise to create a truly cultural well-being encounter. Surrender to the motions and let your worries melt away.

Detoxifying Kulambo 

Immerse yourself in the cleansing power of Kulambo, a traditional Filipino steam bath deeply rooted in Islamic healing principles. Inside a cosy mosquito net tent, the herbal infusions are boiled, releasing a soothing steam that opens your pores and purifies your body. As you inhale the fragrant infusions, the steam gently rejuvenates and revitalises, washing away the stresses and tensions of modern life. Let the aromatic vapour transport you to a state of deep relaxation and purification as the age-old traditions of the Philippines blend seamlessly with Islamic wisdom to create a truly remarkable wellness experience.

Invigorating Ilonggo Body Scrub 

Treat yourself to an invigorating Ilonggo Body Scrub, an ancient Filipino skincare ritual designed to cleanse and revitalise your skin deeply. With a choice of sugar or salt-based scrubs infused with native herbs like tanglad and akapulko, this exfoliating treatment leaves your skin luxuriously soft and radiant. As experienced hands gently massage the scrub onto your body, layers of impurities are gently sloughed away, revealing a fresh, rejuvenated glow. Indulge in the aromatic blend of local herbs, allowing yourself to be transported to the lush landscapes of the Philippines while pampering your skin with this exquisite cultural wellness experience.

In the Philippines, wellness is an art form, and you’ve just scratched the surface. From massage to healing to immersive sensory theatre, each experience awakens your senses and connects you to the rich cultural heritage of the country. Prepare to be transformed, uplifted, and inspired.

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PARK HYATT BANGKOK SPANS A SPECTRUM of celebratory experiences this festive season, from cosy yet opulent to bold and lively, with seasonal indulgences, festive promotions, and exclusive spaces tailored for revelling with friends, family or your nearest and dearest in refined style.

The elegant hotel is celebrated for its modern, luxurious style in the heart of Thailand’s high-energy capital. The property entices discerning guests who appreciate the delectable cuisine and cocktails at The Living Room, Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine, and The Penthouse Bar + Grill. 

Fans are in for a treat with a series of new seasonal dining and drinking promotions, making this festive time of year the best yet for experiencing the refined details of these dining venues.

In addition to phenomenal food and drink, the hotel is strategically positioned in Bangkok’s Siam district, home to world-class shopping, offering direct access to Central Embassy, the city’s premier luxury retail centre. Park Hyatt Bangkok’s 222 rooms and suites showcase stunning urban cityscapes through floor-to-ceiling windows coupled with tailored opulence and personal service.

This festive season, the hotel unveils a one-of-a-kind artistic and sustainable Christmas tree collaboration that spotlights Thai culture and local artistry. Renowned metalwork artist Saruta “Pin” Kiatparkpoom designed the exceptional tree sculpture, welded from upcycled metals and adorned with handcrafted glass by skilled Thai artisans.

Drawing creative inspiration from the sacred Bai Sri Su Kwan ceremony, this artistic fusion embodies Park Hyatt Bangkok’s passion for curating meaningful art. Come admire this auspicious centerpiece on display in the Living Room to commemorate the holidays with good fortune and holiday cheer.

Ring in the holidays in style at Park Hyatt Bangkok. The hotel carries on cherished traditions and imaginative twists across its restaurants and bars this festive season, with incredible promotions and flawless food and drinks.

Afternoon Tea at Living Room

Start this year’s festive celebrations early with the Living Room’s Festive Afternoon Tea, offered now through 2 January. Revel in sweet confections, seasonal delights and delectable savouries perfectly prepared by Pastry Chef Guillaume Coulbrant and his skilled team.

Christmas Catalan Cuisine at Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine

On 23 and 25 December, embark on a six-course Catalan cuisine odyssey of exquisite dishes to delight your taste buds. Indulge amongst family and friends as the hotel introduces a special Menu Nadal for Christmas. Or try a uniquely Catalan Christmas Day Brunch. These celebratory tasting menus can be optionally and expertly paired with fine wines by our sommeliers.

New Year’s Eve Dining in Style at Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine

Ring in 2024 with a decadent 11-course New Year’s Eve dinner featuring Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine’s Cap D’Any tasting experience. The authentic 31 December showcase of Catalan cuisine will be prepared with the freshest regional ingredients, and the fine dining experience can pair exquisite dishes with exceptional wines to elevate your New Year celebrations.

Christmas Weekend at Penthouse Bar + Grill

Penthouse Bar + Grill’s celebratory 3-course Christmas menu, offered 23-25 December, stars signature favourites including appetisers, a choice of Rossini, Canadian lobster tail and Sloane’s porchetta with seasonal sides, and finished with a homemade Pavlova Christmas log for dessert. Savour the holiday flavours with wine pairings or the add-on immersive Depth of Blue immersive room experience.

New Year’s Eve at Penthouse Bar + Grill

On 31 December, Penthouse Bar + Grill presents a mouthwatering New Year’s Eve menu centred around premium ingredients including fresh lobster and A5 Japanese Wagyu beef. The celebratory courses include caviar, a seafood sampler, foie gras and a citrusy lemon tart finale to ring in 2024.

Penthouse Cocktail Bar

Celebrate New Year’s Eve overlooking Bangkok’s vibrant cityscape alongside friends and loved ones at the stylish Penthouse Bar + Grill. Meet a modest minimum spend per person to secure table reservations and enjoy à la carte holiday drinks and bites on 24 and 25 December amid the seasonal revelry.

Penthouse Mezzanine

On 31 December, gather friends and family on the Penthouse Mezzanine’s 35th floor for a private New Year’s Eve celebration with your own bar and mixologist. The evening features butler service and access to the rooftop for a midnight champagne toast, welcoming 2024 with your nearest and dearest in secluded style.

Penthouse Rooftop Bar

Revel in the Christmas spirit and ring in 2024 on the Penthouse Rooftop Bar’s lively 36th floor with loved ones. Meet a modest minimum spend per person on 24, 25 and 31 December to guarantee tables while you soak in the views and sip seasonal à la carte cocktails and snacks.

This festive season, Park Hyatt Bangkok presents both time-honoured traditions like afternoon tea and Christmas logs alongside innovative tasting menus and immersive spaces to indulge the senses, ringing in 2024 with flair across its elegant, lively restaurants and bars.

To discover magical moments at THE PARK, please visit hyatt.com or contact us at +66 2 012 1234 or email bkkph-festive@hyatt.com

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TRAVELLERS SEARCHING FOR a new and secluded beach haven in Thailand’s Phang Nga Bay will be thrilled to discover Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas, perched on an unspoilt island that sits a 30-minute boat ride from Phuket and just 20 minutes by boat from Krabi.

The stunning Koh Yao Yai offers couples, families and groups an ideal space for reconnecting with each other, nature, and truly getting away from it all; enveloped by over a kilometre of golden sand beaches, verdant jungles and incredible ocean views that stretch to the horizon.

The new all-suite, villa and penthouse resort stretches across 27 acres that were formerly a coconut plantation and features views of a deep blue bay ringed with limestone islets and rich with tropical birds. 

Step off the resort’s private jetty into a world of indulgent, exclusive luxury where all your cares seemingly melt away with the sea’s ebb and flow. Take a dip in a shaded swimming pool, find refreshments at the pool bar or dive beneath the waves and swim with colourful schools of fish. 

Indulgent Accommodations

To call the resort’s 148 suites, villas and penthouses luxurious is an understatement. Each choice seamlessly melds classic Thai touches with every modern amenity.

The intimate One- and Two-Bedroom Villas offer true seclusion along the shoreline and are popular with couples looking to escape it all. Your private butler can meet any need during your stay, while complimentary bicycles and direct beach access provide opportunities for quality time.

Guests with young children adore the Family Pool Access Suites, finished with welcoming beechwood furniture and bunk beds as well as a terrace that lets little ones jump right into the resort’s family pool — complete with waterslides, smoothie bar, and movies at night — while parents watch from cosy sunbeds. Or choose a Family Sea View Suite with ocean vistas, an in-room slide and secret play areas.

Those looking for more indulgence can choose the 300 sqm Two-Bedroom Beachfront Pool Villa with two ensuite bedrooms, eco-friendly grass roofing, private pool terrace with outdoor rain shower and the full attention of a private butler.

Wellness lovers appreciate the Wellness Lagoon Pool Villas, secluded from the rest of the resort and surrounded by serene garden and lagoon views. Enjoy yoga, workouts or meditation from your private pool deck before surrendering to a massage, facial or body wrap at your in-villa spa.

When it’s time to go all out, choose one of the resort’s 366 sqm Sea View Pool Penthouses with endless Andaman Sea views, the assistance of eight dedicated butlers, two skylight-lit rain showers, oversized soaking bathtub with sea views, two dressing rooms, an infinity-edge pool and sundeck with cabana for complete outdoor relaxation. The most unique of these penthouses also features a glass-bottom infinity pool that can be viewed from the living room below.

Specialities to Savour

Guests hoping to dine on the finest fresh seafood set against the romantic sound of waves crashing won’t be disappointed at Beach Restaurant, Anantara Koh Yao Yai’s signature restaurant serving Thai and international seafood delights as well as dry-aged steaks and speciality sushi. 

Pakarang crafts delicately flavoured contemporary Thai favourites and an expansive breakfast daily, including live cooking stations, organic, lactose and gluten-free options. Step into the resort’s Japanese restaurant to enjoy traditional omakase menus alongside modern delicacies.

When thirst calls, head to the Pool Bar, Family Bar or Beach Bar to enjoy craft beers, fine wines, cocktails, smoothies, milkshakes and more. 

Incredible Experiences

Delight in a range of unforgettable excursions and immersive experiences, such as vintage sidecar tours to a rubber plantation, batik or tie-dye classes, island-hopping, mountain climbing, kayak outings to mangrove canals or longtail boat cruises to natural sand banks for candlelit dinners. 

The resort’s Kids’ Club is amongst Thailand’s largest, including a bubble pool with vacuum fountain ball shower, water slide, dance studio and activities such as recycled crafts, seedling planting, cooking classes and nature walks. 

The toddler zone offers expert childcare for one- to four-year-old guests, with a dedicated nap room, stimulating activities like baby yoga, and a restaurant serving all their favourite food and drinks. Throughout the resort, all the restaurants feature kid-friendly menus. 

Anantara Spa offers the perfect escape for every guest, featuring five treatment suites to enjoy a wide array of massages, traditional Thai treatments, a hammam and one of the largest hydro pools in Thailand. 

With luxurious beachfront accommodations, incredible dining, and family-friendly amenities on a secluded Thai island, Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas provides an ideal escape for every traveller.

For more information about Anantara Koh Yao Yai, please visit www.anantara.com/en/koh-yao-yai-phuket.

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NESTLED INSIDE MACAU’S MOST EXCITING integrated resort lies an award-winning sanctuary like no other on the peninsula. Banyan Tree Spa Macau is your ticket to an indulgent escape that beautifully complements the destination’s luxurious accommodations and thrilling activities.

Located in the renowned Banyan Tree Macau at Galaxy Macau, the Forbes five-star rated spa boasts 21 treatment rooms and couples suites that offer treatments from China, India, Indonesia, Thailand and beyond. With 3,400 sqm of space, the spa’s expert staff ensures that every guest leaves with a calm and rejuvenated body, mind and spirit.

Banyan Tree Spa Macau draws on the rich traditions of Asia, resulting in intimate retreats that artfully combine romance, serenity, and exotic allure. The spa’s thoughtful design includes private spa pavilions and suites that feature local touches infused into every detail, creating a harmonious blend with the natural beauty surrounding the resort.

Unearth health and beauty remedies infused with aromatic oils, herbs, and spices that have been passed down for centuries and boast ancient healing powers. Banyan Tree Spa Macau aims to instil a sense of deep tranquillity, inviting you to let go and be drawn into the serene surrounds.

Delightful Signature Treatments

Choose from an extensive menu of Banyan Signatures and holistic treatments designed to provide physical, mental and spiritual renewal. 

The Royal Banyan is amongst the most well-loved signature treatments, delivering the best of Eastern and Western massage techniques to improve blood circulation and ease muscle aches. Enjoy a warm herbal pouch dipped in sesame oil, a coriander cucumber cleanser and a jade face massage before finishing with a therapeutic herbal bath.

The Tropical Rainmist signature treatment is widely known as one of Banyan Tree Spa’s finest innovations, allowing you to unwind beneath the sensory pleasures of a rain shower that mimics standing beneath a refreshing rainfall. The treatment includes an exhilarating body scrub followed by a deep moisture boost, resulting in perfect tranquillity as tension is kneaded away during your favourite style of massage, followed by a bath soak, steam bath, honey milk nourisher and lavish hair wash. 

Elsewhere on the spa menu, explore beloved treatments tailored to encourage sleep, detox, mobility and more.

International Accolades and Collaborations

Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts is known throughout the world for naturally luxurious, ecological, and culturally sensitive experiences. Since launching in 1994, the hotel brand has grown steadily and developed a stellar reputation and world-renowned spa, with Banyan Tree Group named Best Spa Operator by TTG Travel Awards 2023. 

Banyan Tree Spa Macau has won a slew of impressive accolades as well, including the Grand Jury Award at the SpaChina Wellness & Spa Awards 2023, hosted by the renowned Asian luxury spa publication, SpaChina. It also won on the global stage when it took the title of Macau’s Best Resort Spa 2023 at the World Spa Awards.  

Consistently working to make wellbeing as welcoming as possible and invite everyone through its hallowed doors, Banyan Tree Spa Macau has also forged an impressive partnership with Lululemon Macau to create a collaborative and transformative wellbeing day experience, offers indulgent therapies and teaches guests how to incorporate mindfulness practices into their daily lives. 

Immerse yourself in the luxurious haven of Banyan Tree Spa Macau, perfectly complementing Macau’s best integrated resort. Indulge in a range of treatments inspired by ancient Asian traditions, where aromatic oils and healing herbs combine to create a profound sense of tranquillity and peace. 

For more information on the Multi-Award Winning Signature Spa Services at Galaxy Macau’s Banyan Tree Spa Macau, please visit www.galaxymacau.com/hotels/banyan-tree

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MY TWO BROTHERS AND I all went to Montessori school. We started in nursery school, and I can still remember my first classroom vividly. Open-plan with movable walls and lots of natural light shining on the various learning stations scattered around the room. Towers of pink blocks in decreasing sizes tapering up to the top, or round pegs in increasingly wide widths or high heights, to teach proportionality. Long sticks of different lengths in candy striped red and blue to teach counting. Shapes for tracing. Sandpaper letters for learning the alphabet by sight and feel. Practical everyday items like locks and keys. Puzzles and flags and maps. 

We would spend the day moving from station to station at our leisure, doing what activities struck our interest, working together only if we first politely asked the other child—in addition to nurturing independent thinking and working, and stimulating a desire for exploration, a huge tenet of Montessori is politeness and empathy. At circle time, Miss Mitchell would gather us all to sit cross-legged together, sing songs and have hands-on lessons about the theme of the week. For Thanksgiving, for example, we filled baby food jars with buttermilk and shook them until our little arms were about to fall off to simulate how the pilgrims churned butter. 

I attended Montessori only through second grade, but you can see my memories have held strong. So, when I heard that AYANA Estate in Bali was launching a Montessori program for kids aged 2½ through 6, I knew I had to get one of my nieces there. 

A legacy luxury hotel in southwest Bali, AYANA is probably best known for its Rock Bar, with its blazing sunset views over Jimbaran Bay, from which you have a clear view of the planes coming in for a landing at Denpasar airport. An engineering feat of mind over nature, the resto-club is built into the cliffs, is accessible only by one of two fun-tastic funiculars, and, despite the fact that it keeps expanding, remains one of the harder reservations to get in Bali. 

But AYANA is literally an estate, growing into a full-fledged town more and more each year. Their large spa enclave was voted best in Indonesia in our Travel+Leisure Luxury Awards, they care for monkeys and horses, in recent years they’ve added a beach, beach club, and a fourth hotel (AYANA Segara). And they’ve just debuted both an organic, permaculture farm full of indigenous breeds of crops planted in a golden spiral, and SAKA Museum, a first-of-its-kind in Bali celebrating Indonesian culture and history. 

Most interestingly, they’ve taken the luxury hotel notion of “kids club” and just blown everyone else’s version out of the water. In 2023, AYANA launched a partnership with the famed Green School to create Green Camp, for 7- to 12-year-olds to learn about the world through the lens of nature conservation and food cultivation at an in-house farm and in their mangrove sanctuary. And AYANA has also opened an outpost of the world’s largest network of Montessori schools, Guidepost. 

The older kids can enroll in Green Camp for one, three or four days. The Montessori programming is available to the younger kids by the week or the month, which makes it appealing to parents who want a solid base of routine in their vacation and to the increasing number of digital-nomad families out there—”addressing parents’ hopes for a nurturing holiday for their children,” says general manager Giordano Faggioli—and even to residents of Bali with preschoolers. 

So, I went down to AYANA with my brother, Jaysen, sister-in-law, Shirley, and their daughter, Umbria, then aged 4¾, to check out Guidepost and to see what it would be like to mix a tropical holiday with Montessori school. 

In the mornings, after breakfast we’d do a family activity: tour the farm (T+L tip: break off an ear of their corn and eat it raw—it tastes like it’s already been cooked and coated in sweet butter), run in the waves, tackle one of the various waterslides scattered around the resort. After lunch, one of us would take Umbria on the trolley to camp. She’d shed her shoes in a cubby and disappear into the classroom. Some days the teachers took the kiddos on expeditions around the grounds of the estate—one evening as we were walking through the gardens, Umbria showed me an edible flower and pointed out where the bees go in, as she had learned earlier—and on the camp’s closing day, all the families gathered for a singing circle and a scavenger hunt on the beach. But during most of the trip, the schedule left us grown-ups free in the afternoons for spa appointments, a jamu-making class, some breezy kid-free downtime with margaritas, or, that most adult of activities, work. 

Then one of us would pick Umbria up, maybe squeeze in a little more pool time, pop to our rooms for showers then off for sundowners (proud to have taught her that word this trip) basically anywhere on this westward facing property… though of course the ocean spray over the banquette nestled in the front of a deck at Rock Bar provided the most dramatic denouement. 

Here, Umbria made friends with the DJ, who let her borrow his headphones for a bit while he taught her about his mixer board. At Kampoeng Bali, the traditional dinner theater that drums up an action-packed evening of mythology, dance, giant puppets and fire shows, Umbria made friends with one of the musicians, who let her borrow his mallet to tap out a tune. When we had dinner at Kisik seafood restaurant, the musicians actually had an extra instrument at the ready just for eager kiddos, which Umbria of course was so she wound up joining the serenade to a couple having a romantic private meal down the pier.   

All of which is to say, the entire AYANA estate is not just kid-friendly but in many ways a giant Montessori classroom itself—a sprawling campus where everyone seems happy to answer an inquisitive four-year-old’s questions and help her learn about the world hands on. Even the Japanese toilets provided a teachable moment! And as much as I love my niece and planned this trip around her wellbeing, I was also grateful to get some adult time with my brother and sister-in-law while she was at school, which I’m sure is what Faggioli means when he says, “We truly hope the entire family will enjoy the holiday they’ve been longing for.” 

The Details

Guidepost at AYANA offers weekly and monthly Montessori school packages for children aged 2½ to 6. One-week Guidepost Adventure program: Tuesday through Friday, half-days including lunch IDR7,500,000++. One month (four consecutive weeks) Guidepost Children’s House program: Monday through Friday, half days IDR10,950,000++ or full days IDR13,350,000++. ayana.com/bali/guidepostayana; ayanabali@guidepost.id 

Green Camp AYANA relaunches in December 2023 for children aged 7 to 12, and are available for one-day experiences for parents and kids together (IDR1,870,000++ per day per guest), three-day programs for kids only (IDR5,615,000++ per day per child), and four-day programs with kids-only days plus one family day (IDR7,480,000++ per day per child). ayana.com/baligreencampayana

AYANA Segara is the newest hotel on the Estate. Resort View Rooms from USD486.59 net per night, including breakfast for two, and Ocean View Rooms from USD612.19 net per night, including breakfast for two. ayana.com/bali. 

Lede images by Shirley Wang.

EXPERIENCE THE ULTIMATE COUPLES GETAWAY at Villa Escape Burasari, where every moment is a celebration, each passion is pursued and pure happiness blooms for two kindred souls.

Set on serene Coconut Island, a ten-minute boat ride from Phuket, this luxurious five-star resort boasts only 15 exquisite private oceanview villas complete with spacious private pools, making them the perfect setting for an intimate indulgence, whether you choose a two, three or four bedroom version. 

Bask in the charms of a small island’s paradise, enveloped by long sandy beaches, perfect for frolicking in a symphony of tropical wonders. Revel in the resort’s enticing blend of lavish pools, magnificent beach, expertly landscaped gardens, award-winning spa and bespoke excursions that will live in your memory forever.

Alight on a wonderful weekend 

Your dream weekend begins the moment you arrive at Phuket International Airport. You’ll be greeted by your friendly villa host in the lounge, who will guide you to a private speedboat, where a refreshing glass of sparkling wine awaits, a tantalising prelude to the unforgettable days ahead.

As you glide across turquoise waters for the 15-minute journey, the splendour of Coconut Island comes into view, an enticingly lush enclave. A seamless check-in experience awaits at your private pool villa, accompanied by awe-inspiring sea views and the expertise of your villa host, who stands ready to answer any questions and ensure an ideal stay.

Inside your seaside sanctuary, every detail has been meticulously curated to evoke ultimate relaxation. Allow cold-scented towels to revive your senses as the resort provides refreshing spa treatments on arrival to release the stress from a long journey and beckon blissful anticipation.

As you step outside, feel the fine white sand between your toes as you relax on the beach before trying out the resort’s paddleboards. 

As the sun sets, an irresistible call to romance draws you towards a candlelit table beneath a picturesque beach canopy. Here, amidst flickering candles and vibrant mood lighting, enjoy a culinary symphony as the chef’s favourite dishes transport you to a realm of gastronomic bliss. 

You know that, long after this night fades, its captivating memories will live on in your heart.

Delight in a day of pleasures

Your second day at Villa Escape Burasari begins with a rejuvenating yoga session on the powdery sands as you welcome the golden glow of the morning sun. Returning to your luxurious villa, a delightful surprise awaits you — a floating breakfast is arranged in your private pool.

With succulent slices of tropical fruit, decadent pancakes, and artistically crafted lattes, you savour every spoonful and sip, preparing for the extraordinary adventures that await.

Your local guide arrives to take you on a captivating journey through a nearby fishing village, immersing you in the pulse of the local community. Witness a symphony of colours and the genuine warmth of the locals as you gain a profound appreciation for the island’s rich heritage and the resilience and ingenuity of its people — from those who tap local rubber trees to the staff at a local pearl farm.

The tour makes you both quite hungry, and the guide brings you to a local floating restaurant. Each bite is a testament to the island’s culinary mastery and abundant offerings. And then, an invitation to partake in the ancient art of the island — a chance to fish alongside the locals.

After returning to the resort, you prepare to take an outing on a longtail boat. Bathed in the sun’s warm embrace, the boat takes you to the ethereal Rang and Khai Islands, where you unpack a picnic prepared just for you to enjoy in nature’s unrivalled beauty.

For dinner, one of the resort’s expert private chefs can craft a menu of special seafood dishes made exactly to your liking. 

A fine farewell

You rise from your slumber as morning breaks, feeling rejuvenated and at peace. Hand in hand, you meander to It’s Everything Restaurant, where a nourishing breakfast awaits. Savouring the flavours, you decide upon one last blissful endeavour — a glorious signature massage at Sunyata Spa.

As the departure time looms, fond farewells are exchanged with your villa host. The private speedboat emerges, beckoning you back to the mainland. As you depart, a whispered promise echoes in your heart — you will return to this paradise soon.

To book your own weekend Villa Escape Burasari, visit iescapevilla.com 

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Exploring new places while letting our innate adventurous spirit take over may not be second nature for all the zodiac signs. Astrologically speaking, the inspiration to move around and travel is influenced by the current positions of stars and planets. Regardless of the astrological sign, everyone will feel the need to take a break at some point in 2024. Our list of international destinations explores the perfect places to travel to in 2024, based on your zodiac sign.

Where you should travel to in 2024, based on your zodiac sign

Aries (March 21-April 19): Phuket

Diverse and breathtakingly beautiful, the forever sunny golden island of Phuket in Thailand is one of the best places to travel to for the fiery Arians, who like to pause and play in their lives from time to time. The ram, symbolising Aries, has always been the most spontaneous of all signs. Phuket perfectly matches this fiery energy and offers them an action-packed trip complete with a plethora of experiences to choose from. The tropical climate adequately suits their sunny disposition.

Taurus (April 20-May 20): Zurich

One of the fanciest places to travel to on earth, Zurich in Switzerland is a perfect 2024 hotspot for the indulgent zodiac sign of Taurus. The earth sign, denoted by a celestial bull, is ruled by Venus, the planet of love and money. This explains their expensive taste in life, which is reflected in their travel habits too. The snow-capped mountains, natural beauty and luxury hotels of this place will soothe their souls.

Gemini (May 21-June 20): Vietnam

Symbolised by the twins, Gemini is an air sign representing duality in the zodiac chart. Geminis are vivacious, flirty, social and always in search of new experiences. Vietnam will be the go-to place for them to visit in 2024 because it offers gorgeous mountains, vast lands of paddy fields, a UNESCO World Heritage site and vibrant cuisine to tickle their tastebuds.

Cancer (June 21-July 22): Havelock Island

Yet another South Asian wonder, the Havelock Island in the Andamans is famous for its pristine beaches, which have remained somewhat untouched by humans. The island also provides the best diving experiences for visitors. This crustacean water sign likes to escape and hibernate away from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life, and therefore, they would be perfectly at home at this destination complete with exotic marine life and luxury resorts.

Leo (July 23-August 22): Birmingham

The second-largest city in Britain, Birmingham has a rich heritage with majestic architecture, including historic monuments and new-age buildings. It also is famous for its local cuisine and shopping experiences. The royal sign of Leo would love to explore Birmingham, as they love everything on a grand scale. Contemporary art, world-class restaurants and charming new hotels make this a must-visit place for the Leos.

Virgo (August 23-September 22): Kashmir

Kashmir is called the heaven on earth and is arguably the most beautiful place in India. Its lush valleys, snow-laden mountains, and famous shikaras on the world-famous Dal Lake are on the bucket list of global travellers. The earth sign of Virgo seeks perfection in every aspect of life, and planning a holiday is no different for them. They would enjoy conceptualising and executing their trip to this breathtaking destination as it will give them the scope to carve out a perfect vacation for themselves and their loved ones.

Libra (September 23-October 22): Barcelona

Primarily known for its famous football club, Barcelona is an exciting place to be as travellers are spoiled here with versatile dining and party scenes. But the fun does not end here, for this city is also home to some of the best museums and beautiful natural sights in the world. The Venusian air sign of Libra, denoted by the weighing scale, craves such a perfect balance.

Scorpio (October 23-November 21): Kyrgyzstan

Scorpio, represented by the scorpion, is one of the most misunderstood zodiac signs because of their intensity, passion and slightly dark outlook towards life. They are ruled by Pluto, the planet of darkness, destruction and rebirth. Because of their inherent traits, Scorpios tend to choose off-beat destinations, and Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia is sure to stimulate their intelligent and intuitive senses. The place is full of old bazaars, architecture influenced by Russian colonisation, and a unique dining scene.

Sagittarius (November 22-December 21): Masai Mara

Masai Mara is an African wonderland, perfect for adventure-seekers who are genuine explorers, always bitten by a wanderlust bug. Sagittarius is symbolised by an archer and is the most thrill-seeking sign on the zodiac wheel because it is ruled by Jupiter, the planet of travel. Sagittarians would love to experience the wildlife safaris at its National Park and to be one with the animal kingdom.

Capricorn (December 22-January 19): Austria

Austria is known for its awe-inspiring nature, grand ballet and opera venues, and palaces on beautiful gardens. Captured on the big screen and popular for its stunning views, this destination, and not just its capital city, Vienna, is one of the most scenic places to travel to in Europe in 2024. Capricorn is a sign denoted by the sea goat and ruled by Saturn, the planet of discipline. After working hard and focusing on their duties, Capricorns need a break to let themselves loose, relax and unwind. There is no better destination than Austria, which could offer them all this and more.

Aquarius (January 20-February 18): The Amazon

The main Aquarian trait is to be humanitarian, progressive and giving towards the community. The greatest and densest forest on the planet is the perfect playground for this intelligent air sign. Unlike the other two air signs, Gemini and Libra, Aquarius does not like to mingle with people as it is more comfortable introspecting alone. Hence, the Brazilian Ecuadorian forest is the perfect place for this zodiac sign to travel to in 2024.

Pisces (February 19-March 20): Phi Phi Islands

Meditative, calm and peaceful, the last zodiac sign is Pisces, denoted by the twin fish swimming in opposite directions. Often accused of being slightly cut off from reality, they are ruled by Neptune, the planet of dreams and fantasies. The Phi Phi Islands in Thailand provide the fish a much-needed break from routine as they immerse themselves in the clear blue waters here.

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ESCAPE TO THE IDYLLIC SHORES of Danang’s Non Nuoc Beach and immerse yourself in the seaside city’s first and only premium beach club, Vive Océane.

The chic and exclusive destination at Hyatt Regency Danang Resort & Spa offers a wide range of social and culinary experiences. Choose from shady alfresco decks or elegant indoor dining that provides a prime view of the beach club’s live show kitchens. 

A mouth-watering menu of Vietnamese and international recipes will tantalise your taste buds, while the breathtaking ocean views provide the perfect backdrop for making memories on Vietnam’s stunning central coast.

Hyatt Regency Danang Resort & Spa is a five-star family lifestyle resort featuring 198 rooms and suites, 144 residences and 18 villas, five outdoor pools, a fitness centre, art gallery and spa. 

Vive Océane is just one of a diverse selection of restaurants and bars on the indulgent property. 

The delightful and newly updated Osteria Al Mare — named Vietnam’s Leading Resort Restaurant for 2023 from Best Hotels & Resorts 2023 — offers all-day Italian dining with a sharing concept while Terrasse has been refurbished and is open for pre-dinner drinks, artisan cocktails and inspired light bites, served on indulgent sofas beside brazero fire pits.

Traditional Vietnamese beach barbeques, in-villa barbeques and weekly themed dinners are ongoing and the resort is also set to host the interactive Le Petit Chef dining experience — making the resort a one-stop spot for destination dining in Danang. 

Breezy Beach Club Experience 

Inside the beach club, guests discover signature drinks and delightful dishes in an atmosphere of barefoot luxury by day, where they can relax on cosy sofas, catch some sun on picturesque daybeds and enjoy the company of friends and family.

After dark, the stretch of sand transforms into an exciting nightspot that draws Danang’s hippest crowd, perfect for sipping sundowners while enjoying live music and after-dark beachside vibes.

Every Friday night, the beach club hosts V.O.W. Night, which is free to enter and offers entertainment as well as a complimentary welcome cocktail.

The exciting new beach club will offer a plethora of festive treats this holiday season, including a four-course Premium Exclusive Christmas Dinner and the La Fete New Years Extravaganza with a French-Mediterranean sharing-style dinner and thrilling party to welcome 2024. 

Vive Océane is already attracting a wide range of discerning visitors — from hotel guests to in-the-know locals. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing afternoon with family, a romantic beachfront spot for dinner, or a place to dance all night on the sand with friends — Vive Océane has just what you’re looking for. 

Tantalising Tastes

Embrace a journey of gastronomic delight at the enchanting alfresco Vive Océane, a beachfront oasis that tempts tastebuds with an exquisite fusion of French-Mediterranean and Vietnamese cuisine. 

Visionary Executive Chef Pierre Tavernier beautifully captures the essence of local and seasonal ingredients — including the freshest locally caught seafood. Having honed his craft alongside the Michelin-starred chefs of Europe and Asia, Chef Pierre showcases his skill by curating a menu that celebrates the harmonious merging of cultures and flavours.

Each evening, dramatic scenes of culinary brilliance unfold from the live show kitchens, where Chef Pierre and his talented team craft a symphony of delectable dishes that elevate Vive Océane amongst dining and social experiences along this picturesque coastal stretch.

Whether you visit for sun-kissed beaches, gentle ocean breezes or the joyous sound of clinking glasses, Vive Océane transforms every visit into a magical seaside moment. 

Discover the ideal Danang venue for beachside cocktail evenings, private parties, team dinners, and wedding receptions. Offering culinary journeys through world-class cuisine, events at Vive Océane will be unforgettable celebrations of taste, ambience, and elegance.

Let the city’s only beach club set the stage for your next fun-filled day or night, where memories are woven beside the sea.

For more information, visit viveoceane.com or email dining.reservation@hyatt.com or call +84(0)-236-398-1234

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