Nay Palad Hideaway Nay Palad Hideaway

Sunlight flickers across powdery white sands; mangroves whisper in the breeze, and Nay Palad Hideaway rises quietly—a sanctuary where every day unfolds like a story written just for you.

Perched on Siargao Island in the Philippines, Nay Palad Hideaway is a secluded retreat that marries untamed nature with thoughtful, all-inclusive hospitality. The resort sits between ancient mangrove forests and pristine beaches, offering easy access to tropical jungles, underground caves, untouched shores, deep-sea fishing, and the legendary Cloud 9 surf break.

Designed in collaboration with celebrated architect Daniel Pouzet, the villas embody sustainable elegance. Crafted by Filipino master artisans, they blend local materials with modern comforts, reflecting the island’s culture and ecosystem. Each villa harmonizes seamlessly with the surroundings, offering privacy, space, and a tactile connection to the natural beauty of Siargao. Minimalist yet inviting, the accommodations balance contemporary luxury with subtle nods to traditional Filipino craftsmanship.

Culinary experiences are shaped by Chef Thorsten, who transforms locally sourced produce, seafood, and meats into spontaneous, inventive dishes. The resort operates without set menus, favoring creativity and personalization over predictability. Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts, private picnics on secluded islands, or romantic dinners under the stars. The farm-to-plate concept ensures herbs and vegetables are grown organically on-site, offering freshness in every bite while underscoring the property’s commitment to sustainability.

The Spa at Nay Palad Hideaway transcends treatments, immersing guests in an environment designed for restoration and reflection. Among its offerings is Hilot, a traditional Filipino healing massage practiced for centuries to improve circulation and well-being. Guests can relax in treetop nests while savoring post-treatment teas, experiencing the therapeutic blend of space, ambience, and skilled hands—a holistic encounter that lingers long after the session ends.

Each sunset at Nay Palad Hideaway mirrors the opening vision: sunlight on sand, wind through mangroves, and a place where stories are not just told but lived.