The Namia River Retreat, a luxurious sanctuary nestled on an islet in Hoi An Ancient Town’s breathtaking Thu Bon River, has recently opened its doors to guests, offering a tranquil escape amidst Vietnam’s lush natural landscape.
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| Travelers partaking in the lantern release ceremony at the Namia River Retreat. Image courtesy of the resort. |
Tran Thanh Nam, CEO of HG Holdings, the resort’s owner, shared that Namia River Retreat is a wellness haven, designed to offer visitors rejuvenating experiences while championing environmental sustainability and renewable energy practices.
“At Namia, we’ve carefully curated materials from traditional craft villages, showcasing the exceptional skills of local artisans. Our commitment to a ‘zero plastic’ policy, solar energy utilization, advanced wastewater treatment, and clean energy regeneration sets us apart,” he proudly stated.
Nam further emphasized their mission to set a new standard for wellness-focused, eco-friendly resorts, combining Vietnamese hospitality with an unforgettable, immersive experience.
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| Guests can embark on a morning bamboo bike ride through the resort’s serene herb garden. |
Nestled on the island of Con Ba Xa, the 60-villa resort is a cultural oasis, offering wellness therapies rooted in Vietnamese herbal traditions. Michelle Ford, CEO of Lumina Wellbeing, underscored the focus on guest well-being, with each guest entitled to a 90-minute wellness journey per night, including a herbal hammam and traditional therapy for mind and body rejuvenation.
“Our spa and wellness offerings are uniquely Vietnamese, inspired by Thuoc Nam or Southern Herbology. We invite guests to explore our apothecary, Duong Sinh, and experience traditional practices such as Xong Hoi and Dien Chan, immersing themselves in the healing arts of Vietnam,” Ford explained.
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| The resort’s tranquil surroundings, offering a peaceful escape. |
The resort’s dining philosophy, “garden to table,” showcases the freshest ingredients, from Tra Que hamlet’s vegetables to Hoi An’s renowned ducks and Cu Lao Cham’s fresh catch.
A myriad of activities, including morning bamboo bike rides, evening cultural cruises, and basket boat rowing through the Napa Forest, allow guests to forge deeper connections with Hoi An’s rich culture and natural beauty.
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