Thailand’s popular Centara Mirage waterpark resort comes to Mui Ne

Mar 12th at 10:21
12-03-2021 10:21:55+07:00

Thailand’s popular Centara Mirage waterpark resort comes to Mui Ne

Thai hotel operator Centara Hotels & Resorts is set to open its popular family-themed resort in Mui Ne in the south-central province of Phan Thiet.

 

The world’s second Centara Mirage will be a pish Mediterranean-themed waterpark resort inspired by nautical adventures and voyages of discovery.

To open in late April the 984-key resort will offer guests elements of fantasy, family-friendly facilities include diverse dining, an observatory tower cafe, and playgrounds and kids’ clubs for children of various ages.

The waterpark will feature a lazy river, water slides, a splash pool, a cliff jumping pool, and a kids’ pool.

Centara Mirage has become hugely popular in Pattaya in Thailand since opening in 2009, and is still widely regarded as Thailand’s top family resort.

Centara’s 83 properties p all major Thai destinations plus the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Viet Nam, Laos, Myanmar, China, Japan, Oman, Qatar, Cambodia, Turkey, Indonesia, and the UAE.

Its portfolio comprises six brands ranging from five-star city hotels and luxurious island retreats to family resorts and affordable lifestyle concepts.

It also operates modern convention centres and has its own award-winning spa brand, Cenvaree. 

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