Nay Palad Hideaway Siargao

28/10/2026

Perlah Villa, a private sanctuary between the Pacific Ocean and Siargao’s ancient mangrove forests, offers a different way to experience the island 🌿🌊

Surrounded by water ponds and framed by glass, this 270-square-metre retreat features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and open living spaces that connect seamlessly with the tropical garden, private swimming pool, and secluded beach.

For families and groups of friends, it’s a place to come together while enjoying room to unwind. Share a meal in the open-air dining pavilion, enjoy breakfast with ocean views, or retreat to the tree house for a more intimate moment. Every space is designed to bring you closer to the surrounding nature, with organic forms that echo the landscape.

Beyond the villa, a peaceful, white-sand beach opens onto a private bay, and six square kilometres of ancient mangroves and winding waterways invite you to discover another side of Siargao. These remarkable forests also play a vital role in protecting the coastline and nurturing marine life.

At Perlah Villa, the beauty lies in both the setting and the moments you share within it 🌿

26/10/2026

The freedom of open space 🌿🌊

At Siargao’s southeastern tip, Nay Palad sits between two worlds. On one side, a private bay and a stretch of white sand open onto the Pacific. On the other, ancient mangrove forests and quiet waterways reach as far as the eye can follow.

The spaces between them invite you to do something, or nothing at all. The Tree Lounge hangs from 300-year-old tree logs, with a floating round lounger facing the sea and a giant swinging bed for family and friends. Its top terrace is a place for yoga, for a tea break, or, after dark, for dinner under the stars, with candlelight and fireflies.

Below, the pool is framed by a pagoda, a pool bar, and floating loungers, with water ponds and palms close around it. Nothing feels fenced off. Each open space leads gently to the next, and the buildings keep to the shape of the land.

At Nay Palad, the only thing planned is the freedom to choose.

🌴 Siargao, Philippines

23/10/2026

Water is the thread that ties a day at Nay Palad together.

Surf in the morning, a boat out to the islands, a picnic on a quiet stretch of sand, a mask and snorkel when you feel like seeing what’s underneath. Different activities, same feeling: salt on your skin and no real plan.

This one is best watched with the sound on 🌊

20/10/2026

Where ancient mangroves meet the Pacific, Nay Palad Hideaway has spent years shaping a world of its own. Today, that world joins Forbes Travel Guide Curated.

Nipa roofs woven by hand. Palms bending toward the sea. Evenings that stretch long past sunset. This recognition honours everything that makes Nay Palad feel like nowhere else on earth.

To our team, who bring this paradise to life each day, and to our guests, who keep returning to it: thank you. We can't wait to welcome you home.

Forbes Travel Guide

19/10/2026

At Nay Palad Hideaway, living in harmony with nature is part of everyday life.

It’s in the ingredients that find their way to your plate, the fresh coconuts you sip beneath the palms, and the natural surroundings that make every massage feel connected to the island.

From the table to the spa, every detail reflects a way of living that feels rooted in Siargao. One that embraces what the island offers, respects its rhythms, and invites you to experience its beauty in the simplest ways 🌿🌊

16/10/2026

13/10/2026

An island-hopping adventure: This is Mam-on Island 🌿🌊

We love surprising our guests with tailored experiences, and one of the most rewarding is stepping onto the Nay Palad boat to explore the islands around Siargao.

Mam-on Island is one of our favorite stops. The beach is quiet, the sand is white, and the water is clear enough to see the bottom. Friendly locals greet you with a smile, and the island feels untouched.

For surfers, there are breaks to paddle out to, and your Tropicsurf coach will pick the right one for the day’s conditions.

Everything else travels with you: the boat, the crew, the shade and the table. We cook lunch right on the island with fresh fish and grilled meat, while you swim, snorkel or surf. All that’s left is to take in the views and settle into the moment.

If you enjoy surfing, clear waters, and white sand, our team would love to share Mam-on Island with you.

11/10/2026

No itinerary in this one. Just the garden, the water and the kind of quiet that makes you breathe a little slower.

You arrive at Nay Palad with a list in your head, and by day two you’ve forgotten where you left it. Most of what people remember afterwards isn’t the activities, it’s the small stuff: the light through the palms, the sea in the background, a slow cup of coffee with nowhere to be.

Siargao, Philippines. Link in bio if you’d like to see for yourself.

08/10/2026

Calm evenings by the pool, between golden palm canopies and the water reflections of the Pacific.

What does your perfect slow evening look like?

🌴 Siargao, Philippines

04/10/2026

Slowing down to the rhythm of Siargao 🌿

The island reveals itself in layers. From above, it’s one unbroken stretch of green, mangrove, coconut, the pale thread of beach where the two meet the sea. Up close, it’s something else entirely: an orchid rooted sideways on a mossy trunk, a butterfly deciding, for a moment, that one leaf is better than the next.

Someone stops to touch a palm frond, nothing more purposeful than that. Most of what’s worth noticing here isn’t planned.

A woven nest hangs by the beach, empty, waiting for whoever wants an hour alone with the horizon. By the pool, someone else has found the same kind of quiet with a book instead.

And when golden hour settles over Nay Palad, these small details catch the light differently, softly asking for your attention. You slow down and fall into the island’s own rhythm 🌊