Swap the everyday grind for nature-filled escapes at Six Senses resorts, where you can immerse yourself in stunning landscapes, wildlife, and enriching experiences across the globe.
At Six Senses Kaplankaya in Bodrum, take a walk on the bird trail and discover the rich birdlife along the Aegean coast. Herons, egrets, and songbirds fill the air with their melodies as you explore diverse habitats. Signs and QR codes along the path offer insights into each species, helping you connect with nature’s rhythms.
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Meanwhile, Six Senses Fiji offers extra sunlight and tropical adventures. Whether snorkeling in colorful coral reefs, spotting endangered Fijian Crested Iguanas, or taking in world-class surf breaks from the comfort of a boat, there’s plenty to explore. End the day by embracing the Fijian festive season with local traditions and sunny celebrations.
At Six Senses Ninh Van Bay in Vietnam, fall is the season to witness a sea of white and yellow turmeric blossoms across the resort’s forested areas. This is also the perfect time to join guided hikes to learn about the black-shanked douc langur, a critically endangered monkey species protected on the resort. The surrounding landscape, accessible only by boat, offers a serene escape into nature.
For adventurers, Six Senses Con Dao invites guests to conquer Elephant Mountain, where panoramic views, hidden bays, and lush forests await. If you’re after something a bit lighter, the House Peak hike provides a gentler introduction to the island’s natural beauty.
In Portugal’s Douro Valley, Six Senses Douro Valley offers a retreat into the Vale de Abraão estate’s ancient forest. Wander through historical pathways lined with towering oaks and cedars, explore secret tunnels, and relax by natural ponds, all while being surrounded by rich biodiversity in a forest recognized as one of Portugal’s “Historical Gardens.”
Your stay at Six Senses doesn’t just offer personal rejuvenation but also supports environmental preservation. Through the resort group’s Sustainability Fund, which channels 0.5 percent of hotel revenue into conservation efforts, Six Senses has protected over 49 million square meters of vital habitats in 2023. This includes coral reefs, forests, and endangered species. Thanks to guest contributions, 12,529 endangered sea turtles hatched on Six Senses beaches this year alone.
Every visit not only offers luxury and relaxation but also helps make a tangible difference in protecting the planet.
