Amanvari, Mexico
Set amid wild nature, Amanvari emerges where the distinct desert, mountain and ocean landscapes of Baja's East Cape converge.
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Discover Aman in...
Set amid wild nature, Amanvari emerges where the distinct desert, mountain and ocean landscapes of Baja's East Cape converge.
Now open.
Explore Vinh Hy Bay by kayak or catamaran, admire a rainbow of corals whilst snorkelling clear waters, or explore nearby fishing villages and discover the ancient culture of the Cham people. Here at the threshold of land and sea, Amanoi offers an array of adventurous experiences.







Explore the majesty of Vinh Hy Bay by day or by night
Take to the waters of Vinh Hy Bay aboard a spacious catamaran and embark on a private cruise across the emerald sea, enjoying personalised service from the vessel’s captain and host.
Choose to sail by day, savouring a refined dining experience, and a selection of premium beverages, alongside the opportunity to swim in hidden coves, snorkel vibrant reefs or kayak across the coastline. Witness the beauty of both sunrise and sunset from deck, becoming truly at one with nature’s rhythms.
Alternatively, take to the water under the starry night sky, experiencing the quiet thrill of fishing – a cherished local pastime – and a chance to engage with the bay’s vibrant nocturnal marine life. A peaceful haven under the stars, the catamaran’s soft onboard lighting and the gentle lapping of waves makes for the perfect evening ritual.



A gateway to the 29,000-hectare Nui Chua National Park which sits within a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Amanoi’s diverse landscapes reward hikers with sweeping panoramas and wildlife at every turn. The resort’s network of trails includes family-friendly rambles to secret beaches or more challenging treks to Bai Da or Goga Peak.
Fringing the bay, a kingdom of coral awaits. Discover over 350 varieties of staghorn, plate and brain corals as well as shoals of tropical fish on a guided snorkelling tour. Alternatively, glide across Vinh Hy Bay in one of Amanoi’s glass-bottom kayaks, marvelling the sea creatures swimming beneath.
Uncover the ancient heritage of the region’s Cham people with a guided tour. Following a visit to the Cham Museum, the experience takes guests to Po Klong Garai Cham Towers, built in the 12th and 13th centuries. Perched atop a hill with 360-degree views the towers provide a fascinating insight into Hindu and Islamic influences.
After a gentle walk to a hidden spot set in nature’s midst, a private feast unfolds, celebrating Cham cuisine. Serenaded by the sounds of wildlife and refreshed by the ocean breeze, a Cham-style blessing ceremony follows under starlit skies – a truly unique immersion in history, nature and culture.
Set in the UNESCO-protected Núi Chúa National Park, Amanoi boasts a unique microclimate with over 250 sunny days annually. Whether exploring the wilderness, relaxing on golden sands or immersing in local culture, each season promises an unforgettable experience.

January, February, March
From January’s peaceful mornings to March’s golden afternoons, Amanoi awakens with crisp, clear days, accompanied by a refreshing breeze. Explore Núi Chúa National Park at its lushest with guided hikes, restore in the shimmering waters of Vinh Hy Bay or mark the new year with a sacred Cham blessing. Lunar New Year celebrations follow, with private cliffside dining and rejuvenating treatments in the Aman Spa.

April, May, June
From April to June, enduring sunshine and warm sea breezes usher in a season of discovery and connection. Easter festivities bring families together, while lantern-lit dinners, nature treks and beachside barbecues celebrate the resort’s spellbinding natural setting. Longer days invite little ones to enjoy creative workshops, watersports and stargazing while adults can indulge in hydrotherapy and signature treatments at the spa.

July, August, September
From July to September, Amanoi celebrates the summer with balmy days encouraging time spent on the water. While the adventurous paddleboard across Vinh Hy Bay and cycle through local vineyards, serenity seekers relieve sun-drenched skin at the Aman Spa or embark on sunset cruises with Champagne in hand. Local culture takes centre stage in September with the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time of family gatherings, lantern-making and moonlit celebrations.

October, November, December
As 2025 draws to a close, the final months of the year offer tranquillity and cultural discovery. While the weather remains mild, occasional rain brings freshness to the air and encourages outdoor exploration, including treks to the majestic Goga Peak. Further highlights include October’s Cham Kate Festival where captivating dances and visits to local temples reveal Vietnam’s spiritual past. Peaceful days also lend themselves to creative workshops, yoga and spa rituals, before December’s festivities ensue.

Featured Experience Upon Request
Enjoy a visit to an off-site golf course located between the majestic Nui Chua mountains and the sweeping sand dunes of the coast. Designed for golfers of all abilities, each of the 18 holes has five sets of tees. The course offers a breathtaking backdrop for a memorable round and the experience makes an ideal half or full-day trip from Amanoi, with return transfers available.