Six Senses prides itself on its sustainability practices. The luxury brand examined its measurable figures for 2022 across its resorts, residences and spas, and celebrates its sustainability wins in energy and water consumption; habitat and endangered species protection; and restoration, community and cultural heritage projects.

© Six Senses Ninh Van Bay

“We are incredibly proud of the achievements being made by our NGO and community partners on the ground. Each resort has taken on unique projects based on the local need and is aiming for the greatest measurable impact at that destination. And I welcome all our guests to join us in celebrating these projects and partnerships, which are only made possible by guest visits and ongoing support,” said Jeff Smith, vice president of sustainability, Six Senses.

Six Senses Con Dao in Vietnam created a protected nest area for endangered green sea turtles, resulting in 6,929 hatchlings returning to the ocean. Also in Vietnam, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is home to critically endangered langur monkeys, with 42 babies arriving in 2022. Brand-wide, Six Senses preserved or restored more than 14.5 miles of local habitat.

© Six Senses Con Dao, Six Senses Zil Pasyon, and Six Senses Laamu

Six Senses Zighy Bay in Oman supports and empowers local women through the Dibba Women Association. The property gives guests the opportunity to experience the unique culture and traditions of the local community. Across all resorts, Six Senses provides better access to education and skill training for 8,528 local students. Guest participation in volunteering is an important contribution, with 19,403 guests volunteering time in 2022.

Each Six Senses property is home to an Earth Lab. These spaces are used to host workshops concerning sustainable living.