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Find Your Place by the Sea.

Explore coastal hideaways, island escapes, and beautiful places where the ocean sets the pace.

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Where the ocean sets the pace

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Stays, beaches and places worth the journey

  • El Nido — Lagoons, limestone & island hopping
  • Nacpan Beach — Long, quiet beach north of town
  • Las Cabanas Beach — Popular sunset spot
  • Big Lagoon, Miniloc Island — Kayak through limestone walls
  • El Nido (Lio) Airport — ENI
  • Tulum — Ruins, cenotes & Caribbean blue
  • Tulum Archaeological Site — Maya ruins above the beach
  • Playa Paraíso — Long, palm-lined beach
  • Gran Cenote — Clear freshwater cenote
  • Tulum International Airport — TQO
  • Uluwatu — Cliff-top sunsets & secret coves
  • Pura Luhur Uluwatu — Sea temple on the cliffs
  • Padang Padang Beach — Small cove reached through a rock passage
  • Bingin Beach — Cliffside village and surf break
  • Suluban Beach — Cave-like cove below the cliffs
  • Bamboo Point — El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
  • Casa Coral — Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
  • Sea Glass Cottage — Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia
  • Villa Laguna Azul — El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
  • Rumah Kelapa — Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia
  • Casa Marea — Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
El Nido Palawan, Philippines · 11.2°, 119.41°
  • Peaceful waterfront escapes
  • Quiet island villages

El Nido

Lagoons, limestone & island hopping

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Limestone islands, hidden lagoons and calm, glassy bays in northern Palawan, the Philippines.

Local highlights

  • Island-hopping tours across Bacuit Bay
  • Kayaking in the Big and Small Lagoons
  • Nacpan Beach, a long, quiet stretch of sand
  • Sunsets from Las Cabanas

Stays here

Things to do

Good to know

Currency
Philippine peso (PHP)
Environmental fee
Visitors to the protected area pay an eco-tourism fee — your boat operator will explain
Cash
Carry some cash; card acceptance can be limited

Getting there

Nearest airports
El Nido (Lio) Airport (ENI)
Puerto Princesa International Airport (PPS), with onward road transfer
Ferry connections
Seasonal ferries link El Nido with Coron. Schedules vary with weather and season.
Local transport
Tricycles are the main way to get around town. Vans and private transfers connect El Nido with Puerto Princesa.
Seasonal considerations
The calmest seas are usually between about November and May. Boat trips may be cancelled in rough weather for safety.
Tulum Quintana Roo, Mexico · 20.21°, -87.47°
  • Palm-lined coastlines
  • Turquoise-water beaches

Tulum

Ruins, cenotes & Caribbean blue

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Powdery white sand, cliff-top Maya ruins and freshwater cenotes on Mexico’s Caribbean coast.

Local highlights

  • The cliff-top Tulum archaeological site
  • Swimming in freshwater cenotes
  • The Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Long, palm-lined beaches

Stays here

Things to do

Good to know

Currency
Mexican peso (MXN)
Sun & reef
Use reef-safe sunscreen in cenotes and the sea
Seaweed
Sargassum can arrive seasonally — ask us for current beach conditions

Getting there

Nearest airports
Tulum International Airport (TQO)
Cancún International Airport (CUN)
Local transport
Taxis, rental cars and bicycles are common in Tulum. The ADO bus network connects Tulum with Playa del Carmen and Cancún.
Seasonal considerations
The driest months are usually from about December to April. Hurricane season in the Atlantic runs from June to November.
Uluwatu Bali, Indonesia · -8.82°, 115.1°
  • Surfing destinations
  • Turquoise-water beaches

Uluwatu

Cliff-top sunsets & secret coves

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Limestone cliffs, hidden coves and some of Bali’s most famous surf, on the sun-drenched Bukit Peninsula.

Local highlights

  • Pura Luhur Uluwatu, the sea temple on the cliff
  • Padang Padang and Bingin beaches
  • World-renowned reef breaks for experienced surfers
  • Sunset from the cliff-top cafés

Stays here

Things to do

Good to know

Currency
Indonesian rupiah (IDR)
Temple visits
Sarongs are required at Pura Luhur Uluwatu (usually available at the entrance)
Beach access
Many beaches are reached by steep steps — wear good sandals

Getting there

Nearest airports
I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), Denpasar.
Local transport
Private drivers and ride-hailing apps are the most common way to get around the Bukit. Scooters are widely rented — only ride with a valid licence and a helmet.
Arrival
Detailed arrival instructions are sent with your booking confirmation.
Seasonal considerations
Bali’s dry season generally runs from about April to October; the wetter months bring short, heavy afternoon showers.