A crowd-free escape in one of the best secret islands by CNN Travel
Poulo Condor used to be the name of Con Dao Island in the 18th century. The Resort is ideally situated on a white stretch of sandy beach with the backside facing Lo Voi Mountain. At almost 1 km length, this private stretch of white sandy beach is the perfect place for those who are looking for the tranquillity and the serenity that an eco-green beach nature setting brings.
Inspired by the charm of the French Colonial style in the past, Poulo Condor Boutique Resort & Spa offers 36 magnificent Suites and Villas surrounded by lush tropical garden facing the turquoise water.
HOW TO GET THERE: By air from Ho Chi Minh City or Can Tho City
12 daily flights from Ho Chi Minh City (45-minute flight)
1 daily flight from Can Tho City (55-minute flight)
By speedy boat from Mekong Delta (Soc Trang province): 2 daily departures in the early morning at 8:00 or afternoon at 13:15
FACILITIES
Swimming Pool – Laying under the sun, enjoying a book, or simply relaxing and enjoying the beautiful day from our peaceful, infinity pool.
La Falaise – is the ideal place to escape the heat of the day, enjoy a tall drink and feel the world pass by. Private dining can be arranged in a choice of secluded locations around the property, as well as in the privacy of guests’ suites or villas.
Bistro Des Iles – has a wonderful colonial feel with high ceilings, overhead fans and chandeliers. Here is relaxed seating within as well as on the veranda with spectacular view to the sea.
The restaurant offers light meals and snacks in the morning and afternoon tea is served daily. In the evening, the restaurant serves authentic Vietnamese and French-influenced cuisine. The Vietnamese food use only the freshest ingredients local product, some from the own gardens of the resort and harvested daily.
Yên Spa is surrounded by a tropical lush garden and faces the internal spring of the Resort. It offers guests an exceptional personalized experience with four luxurious double treatment rooms, each features a treatment area and private bathtub.
A range of holistic massages, body treatments and healing therapies are offered. Beauty services such as signature facials, manicures and pedicures are also available. Yên Spa’s unique chemical-free product range works holistically to nurture the skin and enhance overall well-being.
VÔNG BEACH
In the northeast of the island, Vong Beach is a wide arc of sand backed by dense jungle. Vong Beach is on the opposite side of the airport runway from Dam Trau. But, while Dam Trau is sheltered from the northeast winds, Vong Beach is quite exposed and can become rough during the northeast monsoon months (October to March). The seascape is very dramatic as the beach is bookended by steep, rocky cliffs. Vong Beach can be accessed via dirt paths that lead down from the coast road, but it’s easiest at the southern end where the road runs closest to the sea.
For more itineraries featuring Ho Tram Beach Boutique & Spa, please contact us at marketing@easia-travel.com.
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