Alternatively, the Department of Mammalogie is an exquisite one-bedroom villa, perfect for couples who want to unwind in luxury and elegance. With 180 square meters of light-filled, turquoise-hued living space, curious explorers can cool off in private pools and feel inspired by the lush tropical hills that surround the resort.
Inspired by the university’s Department of Herpetologie, the three-bedroom villa is decorated with images of local reptiles and snakes
The sense of discovery is elevated by the monochrome images that line the walls, depicting the diverse mammalian species that once roamed the surrounding forests – and in some cases, such as macaques, otters, and fruit bats, can still be found in Phu Quoc today.
Bill Bensley’s beautiful one-bedroom villa is inspired by the colors and creatures of the ocean
Gazing out towards the resort’s lush, natural gardens, the Department of Oceanographie is a dazzling jade villa which was formerly committed to the study of aquatic creatures.
From ancient ammonites and fossilized shells that trace Phu Quoc’s ancient history, to the present day creatures that reside offshore, such as crabs, lobsters and sea snails, these vibrant one-bedroom villas bathe guests in the wonders of the ocean.
Amid these centers of learning, couples can relax and reconnect with each other in complete peace and serenity, with bright colonial-style interiors and stylish furnishings such as four-poster beds, tiled floors and white shuttered windows.
The underwater world also comes to life in the three-bedroom villas, which are inspired by the university’s former Department of Ichtyologie, dedicated to the biological science and research of fish. These breathtaking 400-square meter residences are blessed with aquatic Tiffany blue interiors that seem to flow with waves of grace and beauty. Up to six loved ones can experience unparalelled tranquility with private outdoor terraces and plunge pools.
