How Much It Costs to Stay at Nay Palad Hideaway, Siargao's Only Resort in the Michelin Guide
From barefoot wellness to sea-to-plate meals, this is what a stay really involves.
Published on Oct 2, 2025
Siargao has long been celebrated as the surfing capital of the Philippines, but beyond the barrel waves and Cloud 9 fame, the island offers stretches of powdery white beaches, turquoise waters, and swaths of mangrove forest. On its southern coast sits Nay Palad Hideaway, a resort noted by the Michelin Guide as “low-key, sustainably built.”
With its wooden pagoda, sea-to-plate meals, and barefoot wellness, the resort encourages slow days and simple pleasures. Ahead, we break down the villas, rates, and experiences that define a stay here.
What Is Nay Palad Hideaway?
The resort sits on Siargao’s southeastern tip, between two different marine environments. One side faces the Pacific Ocean and a quiet white-sand beach, while the other opens onto six square kilometers of mangrove forests and waterways.
The Michelin Guide highlights the resort’s ability to merge comfort with nature: “Step into the reception pavilion, airy and geometric, built with local materials carved from indigenous wood to woven coconut leaves. Pop by the cool circular bar for rum cocktails, or recover from the trip in a dreamy sunken lounge…or just retreat to your private villa and face-plant onto the king-sized bed.”
Founded by Bobby Dekeyser, a former professional soccer player and founder of the outdoor furniture brand DEDON, Nay Palad embraces the philosophy of Barefoot Luxury, combining freedom, comfort, and understated design. The founder wanted to share a renewed vision of hospitality, while architect Daniel Pouzet, who worked on both the original build and the post-typhoon reconstruction, emphasizes that the resort offers spaces for comfort and freedom for guests and their friends and family.
Accommodations
Nay Palad Hideaway offers several villa types, each with its own slice of tropical seclusion. Prices vary on the date, but most offer a minimum of a two-night stay.
Perlah Villa – Around P438,088 for two nights
Maximum occupancy: 9 guests
2 master bedrooms, 2 double bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
270 square meters of luxurious living, private swimming pool, garden, and dining pavilion
Coral Villa – Around P316,914 for two nights
Maximum occupancy: 7 guests
2 master bedrooms, 2 kids’ beds in attic, 2 bathrooms
135 square meters, private pool, garden, dining pavilion, and home cinema
Ocean View Villa – Around P168,943 for two nights
Maximum occupancy: 6 guests
Master bedroom and upstairs bedroom, outdoor shower, 100-square-meter deck with ocean views
Garden View Villa – Around P144,476 for two nights
Maximum occupancy: 6 guests
Master bedroom with terrace, upstairs bedroom, outdoor shower, 105-square-meter villa
Activities
Nay Palad Hideaway caters to adventurers and those seeking relaxation, with activities that let you explore both the island and the resort itself.
Surfing – Just a short boat ride away, Cloud 9 offers world-famous waves. Instructors can guide beginners or help seasoned surfers refine their technique.
Stand-up Paddling & Mangrove Kayaking – Paddle through crystal-clear waters and centuries-old mangroves.
Padel – Play a match on the new padel court surrounded by coconut trees and greenery.
Water Sports – Sailing, snorkeling, kayaking, water-skiing, kneeboarding, wakeboarding, skimboarding, donut rides, diving, and deep-sea fishing. Lessons and guided outings are available for all skill levels.
Island Hopping – Explore nearby islets like Pansukian, Daku, and Guyam with private boats, beach picnics, and opportunities for snorkeling or surfing.
Land Excursions – Chauffeured tours in vans or Jeepneys, mountain biking around scenic roads, or visits to local villages and natural landmarks.
Hideaway Activities – On-site sports such as soccer, croquet, badminton, pétanque, or beach volleyball; indoor options like billiards, foosball, and board games.
Nature Explorer – Guided tours through 104 hectares of mangroves, encountering over 85 bird and wildlife species and discovering 265 plant species.
Organic Farm Tour & Fish Dome Making – Visit the resort’s permaculture-inspired farm, pick vegetables, or help build fish domes to aid reef restoration.
Kids Activities – The Children’s Village includes trampolines, swings, treehouse lounges, slides, and campfire s’mores.
Cooking Classes & Outdoor Cinema – Participate in interactive cooking demonstrations, then enjoy films projected outdoors near the pool or beach.
Wellness Amenities
The spa offers a range of treatments, including Hilot massage, holistic therapies, and romantic baths, all using homemade organic oils. Guests can also enjoy yoga and meditation sessions, fitness classes, and private wellness experiences in serene settings throughout the property.
Dining
Dining at Nay Palad Hideaway focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and thoughtful presentation. Guests can enjoy breakfast on the ocean-view terrace, beach picnics, fine dining dinners, and destination meals across the property. The resort also offers farm-to-plate experiences, sea-to-plate selections, and cooking classes for guests who want to engage more deeply with the cuisine.
Where to Book a Stay
Reservations can be made directly through the official Nay Palad Hideaway website, via the Michelin Guide site, or through booking platforms such as Booking.com and Agoda.
Kat is Preview's Lifestyle Editor, explorer, and occasional rhymer. When not globe-trotting, she's over her computer, writing her next big novel.
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