Six Senses Zighy Bay, has appointed a new director of wellbeing, overseeing the vast holistic wellness offerings at the famed eco-friendly resort nestled in Oman’s dramatic Musandam Peninsula.
Sofija Misljenovic brings more than 15 years’ experience working in 5* Resort spas in some of the world’s most prestigious destinations, including the Maldives, Seychelles, Jordan and Abu Dhabi.
From developing new spa brands and having a key role in world-class resorts’ pre-opening teams, to completing a vast array of qualifications in beauty, massage treatments and alternative therapies, Sofija understands the guest’s experience from start to finish.
In her role at Six Senses Zighy Bay, Sofija will oversee operations at the famous Six Senses Spa, a soul-soothing sanctuary, sitting amid date palms and lime bushes where local healing traditions and smart diagnostic technology are found all found under one roof. Arabic-style Hammams, a menu of skin-purifying treatments sit alongside the gym, and an outdoor yoga pavilion and ‘jungle’ gym.
Commenting on her position, Sofija says, “To be appointed Wellness Director at Six Senses Zighy Bay feels like the pinnacle of my career. The Six Senses brand is renowned globally specifically for its incredible health-focused offerings, and Six Senses Zighy Bay is a wellness destination in its own right – a true refuge for the mind and body thanks to its spectacular location and the vast selection of activities on offer. Wellness is integrated into the entire Six Senses experience, and I am tremendously excited to continue growing the resort’s ever-expanding wellness offerings.”
Sofija will also oversee the resort’s fitness classes, personalized lifestyle assessments, full-day wellness programmes and breathwork and meditation sessions, as well as managing the extensive calendar visiting experts, doctors, and practitioners.
The resort’s overarching philosophy, Six Senses Integrated Wellness, aims to provide guests the best base possible to help them flourish, with a unique blend of high-tech science and high-touch therapies, from the food they eat and the way they sleep, to the people they meet and the earth beneath their feet.