Con Dao

Con Dao is a sixteen-island archipelago in southeast Vietnam. It is famed for its crystal clear blue-green waters, soft golden sand beaches, lush mangrove forests, and beautiful coral reefs. Six Senses Con Dao is nestled within a beautiful secluded bay 8km from Co Ong airport. The resort has a magnificent beach, a beguiling 1.5km strip of golden sand with sloping dunes leading to turquoise waters, and the dramatic Elephant Head Mountain as a backdrop. The renowned luxury travel magazine, “Travel and Leisure”, has put Con Dao Island on the list of the top 20 most mysterious islands in the world. Located close to the equator, Con Dao enjoys a warm tropical climate, with an average temperature around 27 degrees Celsius. Con Dao was recognized as a nature reserve in 1984 and became a national park in 1993. The park is the most important egg-laying area in Vietnam for sea turtles, as well as being home to rare dugong, dolphins, and varieties of orchids found nowhere else in the country.