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Equity Magazine April 2018

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HOTEL REVIEW<br />

Six Senses Zighy Bay is the idyllic beach resort<br />

you dream of getting away to. Modelled after a<br />

typical village, the resort comprises 82 villas<br />

built from crude rock in a square-shaped form.<br />

Check-in, sip a thirst-quenching date smoothie<br />

and jump on a buggy to head to your room. In<br />

each villa, the element of wood and stone is<br />

prevalent, with a neutral theme taking you from<br />

the living room, right through to the bedroom,<br />

bathroom in the far corner, outdoor rain<br />

showers, and cabana and private pool. The<br />

rustic-style villa also boasts reading material, a<br />

chess board/coffee table and the usual in-room<br />

amenities, including a pillow menu – the antisnore<br />

pillow is a must for your partner, if you<br />

suffer from interrupted sleep thanks to your<br />

other half. Most days are most likely to be spent<br />

by the pool, beach or at the lounge and bars.<br />

THE PREMISES<br />

While our stay was just for two nights, it’s not<br />

unusual for guests to stay a week or more. Our<br />

tour began on personalised push-bikes, parked<br />

right outside the villa, heading off to the outdoor<br />

infinity pool, lounge area, 2,500 square metre<br />

organic garden and the salt water pool. For an<br />

alternative to the gym, adventurous guests can get<br />

a workout in at the Jungle gym. Since we wanted<br />

to do nothing but unwind, we opted out of any<br />

strenuous activity and cooking classes, and chose<br />

to spend our days sunbathing. This getaway is one<br />

where you take in the beauty of every element of<br />

nature in your surroundings, breathe in fresh air<br />

and unwind with the sounds of bird chirping.<br />

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EQUITY

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