Spanning nearly 50,000 square meters, the resort is surrounded by mountains on three sides and faces the sea. The property features more than 20 buildings and 98 guest rooms designed in a minimalist wabi-sabi style, blending wood, bamboo weaving and other natural elements to create a refined yet understated aesthetic. The project integrates Eastern resort design concepts with the peninsula’s coastal and mountain landscape, positioning itself as a representative of Shenzhen’s upscale homestay market.

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Architecturally, the retreat has been described as a “sculpture between mountains and sea.” Warm-toned structures are arranged across the hillside like scattered reefs, while a mirrored reflecting pool frames the resort’s white geometric chapel. A beachside bonfire theater, enclosed by semi-transparent drapes, offers an open-air gathering space shaped by sea breezes.