Opening in 2026 and spanning multiple coastal locations, Six Senses South Carolina Islands will be located just a short distance from the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport.
The 81 guest rooms and suites, ranging from 42 to 238 square meters, are arranged to offer views of the peaceful central courtyard, the gardens of the neighboring Toyokuni Shrine, or the city panorama of treetops, temples, tea shops, and rooftops.
Six Senses Grand Bahama offers a luxury resort village, including 64 resort villas designed by renowned architects, 3XN, and 28 striking branded residences designed by the acclaimed, Olson Kundig, with unfettered views and waterfront access, providing an exclusive home-away-from-home experience for owners.
The Maldivian resort reimagined with new design and multi-bedroom retreats on a natural island
Six Senses Amaala is set to open as part of the first phase of the Triple Bay development.
Located in the canton of Valais, Western Switzerland, the proximity to three major airport cities – Geneva, Zurich, and Milan – makes it easily accessible.
It will be located on a southerly white-sand cove on Megalonisos, one of the 10 Petalioi islands and islets with some of the finest beaches in the 'Greek Maldives'.
Located a two-hour drive from San Francisco, Six Senses Napa Valley will welcome guests to the western edge of a vast 3,000-acre estate. The existing structures will be preserved, and the landscape regenerated to bring back the beauty and functionality of the natural mineral springs, with a focus on native planting.
Six Senses Tel Aviv is set to combine five 110-year-old preservation buildings
Six Senses will open its first Australian property at Burnham Beeches, the heritage mansion and 22-hectare estate designed by architect Harry Norris in 1933 for the Nicholas 'Aspro' Family.