Around 40 minutes from Siargao Airport, Nay Palad Hideaway occupies a rare position between two marine ecosystems, with open ocean to the front and calm mangrove waterways to the rear. This setting provides easy access to some of the Philippines’ best surfing, including Cloud nine, along with paddleboarding, sailing, wakeboarding, and island‑hopping, while quieter corners of the property offer space for rest and time away from activity. The resort deliberately has an informal feel, emphasising space, privacy, and freedom of movement rather than structured resort routines.
The property is arranged across just ten individually crafted villas, including garden, ocean‑view, and family‑sized options, all built using natural materials and traditional techniques. Interiors feature wide glass fronts, open layouts, and handcrafted furnishings that allow air, light, and the surrounding landscape to set the atmosphere. Dining is a central part of the experience and fully included, with a flexible approach that replaces set menus with dishes shaped around the fresh catch of the day, produce from local suppliers, and ingredients grown on the resort’s own organic farm. Meals are enjoyed in a variety of settings, from beachfront locations to shaded garden areas and elevated pavilions.
Responsible practice runs quietly through daily operations, from long‑term mangrove protection and coral restoration initiatives to employment, education, and infrastructure support within the local community. Wellness is offered through a forest‑based spa and an open‑air pavilion facing the sea, using traditional Filipino techniques, while families are well supported with informal activities, outdoor film evenings, and dedicated play areas. The overall experience is calm, generous, and considered, encouraging enjoyment alongside a thoughtful connection to place.
Nay Palad Hideaway delivers a rare balance of ease and intention, combining expansive villas, generous inclusions, and attentive service with a genuine commitment to conservation and community. It’s particularly well-suited to those who value freedom, privacy, and meaningful comfort without excess.
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Rooms
The villas at Nay Palad Hideaway are spacious and individually designed, constructed using local materials and traditional craftsmanship. Open layouts, large glass panels, and handcrafted furniture create a strong connection with the surroundings, while the overall design leans into airflow, privacy, and comfort over decorative detail.
Location
Around 40 minutes from Siargao Airport, Nay Palad Hideaway occupies a rare position between two marine ecosystems on Siargao Island, pairing a relaxed barefoot ethos with a clear commitment to responsible practice.
Food and drink
Dining at Nay Palad Hideaway is fully included and intentionally flexible. Menus evolve daily around seasonal ingredients, locally sourced produce, and vegetables and herbs from the resort’s organic farm, with no fixed dining schedule. Meals and drinks can be enjoyed across multiple settings, allowing guests to settle into an unhurried rhythm throughout the day.
Facilities and activities
A wide range of activities is included, from surfing and paddleboarding to sailing, water sports, island excursions, cycling, and yoga. The spa offers traditional Filipino treatments in both forest and sea‑facing settings, while families benefit from informal entertainment spaces, an outdoor cinema, and dedicated play areas. The resort’s environmental and community initiatives reinforce its status as a Responsible Choice within Audley’s collection.