Nature-integrated amenities at Mey Retreat Bai Lu
Nghe An Mey Retreat Bai Lu develops 98 ocean villas, along with mineral bath amenities, forest-walking paths, and relaxation spaces amidst nature, aiming to meet the demand for life balance.
Mey Retreat Bai Lu, spanning over 51 hectares, is developed by Meygroup. The project belongs to the coastal real estate segment, targeting those who wish to live close to nature.
Based on this vision, the developer chose Bai Lu Bay (Nghe An) as the development site. Unlike noisy and bustling coastal areas, Bai Lu is shaped like a crescent moon. On land, pine slopes and hills create a unique ecosystem. Following the existing terrain, Mey Retreat Bai Lu chooses a development method that minimizes impact on nature, exploiting the landscape advantages and the natural slope of the coast to form a living space close to nature.

Perspective of the project planned along the hilly terrain and the coastline. Photo: Meygroup
Perspective of the project planned along the hilly terrain and the coastline. Photo: Meygroup
Representing this spirit is a limited collection of 98 bay-front villas located at the heart of the project. The collection includes three product lines: Nghe Lam facing the ocean, Nghe Sen offering bay views, and Nghe Sim nestled against the mountainside.
The open design helps maximize wind and natural light intake and connects with the surrounding landscape, while the architectural language integrates local cultural elements.

Perspective of a resort villa in the project. Photo: Meygroup
Perspective of a resort villa in the project. Photo: Meygroup
In parallel with the residential space, the project develops an amenity system with a wellness orientation, focusing on healthcare and energy rejuvenation.
According to the plan, residents can use the hot mineral bath area inspired by Japanese onsen. This therapy supports blood circulation, relieves stress, and restores the body.
Residents can also relax with the Nature Therapy Path walking route through the pine forest, the retreat forest, and the internal landscape stream system. This space is designed for residents to meditate, practice yoga, or simply sit quietly to relax and recharge.
In addition, the project offers premium spa and detox services provided by a team of specialists and experts.

Perspective of a green-filled living space with relaxation areas amidst nature. Photo: Meygroup
Perspective of a green-filled living space with relaxation areas amidst nature. Photo: Meygroup
According to Meygroup, the resort real estate segment is currently witnessing a growing trend of searching for living spaces close to nature. Instead of focusing only on architecture or amenities, many buyers pay more attention to the quality of the living environment, from the landscape and air to the ability to regenerate energy after the rhythm of urban life.
For customers who want to own a second home, a quiet space with plenty of greenery and close to the sea is considered a factor contributing to improving quality of life and creating long-term value. Choosing to live amidst pristine nature is not only a way to protect physical health but also a mental therapy that keeps the mind clear and sharp, nurturing a sustainable home across generations, the developer noted.
Meygroup stated that with a collection of only 98 villas, along with long-term legal ownership, Mey Retreat Bai Lu is expected to become an attractive product for resort needs while increasing asset value in the long term.
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