Dawn surf lesson
Boards, wet suits and a patient local coach. Flat water most mornings — perfect for first-timers. Daily at 6:30 am.
Boards, wet suits and a patient local coach. Flat water most mornings — perfect for first-timers. Daily at 6:30 am.
Mask, fins and a marine guide to the clear side of the bay. Turtles are frequent guests. Low-tide mornings.
Ten seats, one long table, whatever the catch was this morning. Book by noon the day before.
Salt-pool mornings, sunset yoga on the terrace, and massages timed to the tide. Book at the desk.
Flat, quiet roads and a lighthouse at the far end. E-bikes for the less ambitious. Maps at the desk.
A small sloop, a cooler of cold drinks and the bay to yourselves for two hours. Weather permitting.
Go out with the boat that feeds the kitchen. Your catch becomes someone's dinner — possibly yours.
Low-water walks along the rock pools, with names for every bird and every shell. Free for guests.
How it works
Coffee at the terrace thermos, then boards down to the point. Flat water and low crowds.
Cooked to order. Eggs from the farm up the coast, fruit from the market, bread from the village baker.
Snorkel the kelp, ride the coast road, or simply claim a lounger and do nothing well.
Sunset yoga on the terrace, or drinks at the bar while the bay turns gold.
The tide kitchen, in the dining room or at the long kitchen table. Menu follows the morning catch.
The bay is waiting
Rooms are few and the season fills fast. Check our live availability, or write to us with a date in mind.