The resort, located at the very tip of the Ong Doi Cape at the end of the southern island of Phu Quoc in southern Kien Giang province, known for its pristine beaches and forests, has emerged as a favourite destination for tourists as well as investors.

The resort, designed by the United Kingdom-based SALA, has 118 villas of different types, on the water, on a hill, beachfront villas, and villas on the rocks.

Specially, the resort has an overflowing pool system at multiple levels, whose shape is similar to the terraced fields in the north of Vietnam.

In addition to their own space, the villa owners and guests can enjoy the five-star luxury services of entertainment, gymnasium, and spa leisure clubs, as well as children’s playground facilities.

The Sungroup said that on purchasing the villas, that investors would get their land-use certificates and villa ownership rights, while those who lease their villas would be assured of an annual minimum profit of nine per cent in the first 10 years.

The group said the buyers could participate in the investment-sharing programme, under which they would get 9 per cent of the profits from the contract value for 10 years.

As similar local luxury resorts have been attracting a lot of tourists, investment in the resort would ensure more long-term stability than many investment channels, the group said.

The villa owners would get 15-nights free stay in different Sungroup resorts and hotels as well as enjoy the group’s membership rights at discounted services.