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Nay Palad Hideaway
General Luna, Philippines · Independent · High Luxury



Belgian entrepreneur Bobby Dekeyser, a former Bayern Munich goalkeeper who founded the DEDON outdoor-furniture brand, opened this ten-villa Siargao hideaway in 2012 as Dedon Island Resort, with architecture by Daniel Pouzet. Typhoon Odette destroyed roughly 80 percent of it in December 2021; it reopened around 2023 as Nay Palad Hideaway, a name from Filipino nanay and palad, a mother's palm. It runs an all-inclusive, no-wallet model and holds a MICHELIN One Key.
- 10 rooms
- Opened 2012
- Neighborhood: San Jose
- Architect: Daniel Pouzet
About Nay Palad Hideaway
- Typhoon Odette destroyed roughly 80 percent of the property in December 2021; it was rebuilt and reopened as Nay Palad Hideaway around 2023.
- The name blends Filipino nanay and palad, evoking a mother's palm, and the resort runs an all-inclusive, no-wallet model.
- Architect Daniel Pouzet designed the ten villas, which local Filipino artisans hand-crafted on Siargao Island.
History
The hideaway opened in 2012 as the Dedon Island Resort on Siargao Island in the Philippines, created by Belgian entrepreneur Bobby Dekeyser — a former Bayern Munich goalkeeper and founder of the DEDON outdoor-furniture brand — with architecture by Daniel Pouzet. Just ten villas were hand-crafted by Filipino artisans in a 'barefoot luxury' idiom.
Renamed Nay Palad Hideaway, the resort was largely destroyed by Typhoon Odette (Rai) in December 2021 and rebuilt, reopening around 2023. Its name blends the Filipino 'nanay' and 'palad' — evoking a mother's palm — and it runs an all-inclusive, no-wallet model, holding a MICHELIN Key and membership in The Set Collection.
The setting
29 km from Sayak Airport. 34 km from Magpupungko tidal pools.
Restaurants and bars
- Cabana bar — Poolside
- Dansuli Lounge — Bar · Tapas, cocktails
- Tree Lounge — Bar
- New ocean-view restaurant — Restaurant
Experiences
- Perlah Villa — Circular glass pavilions under conical roofs designed by Daniel Pouzet, with a secluded beach, private pool, treehouse lounge and cabana bar.
- Chauffeured Jeepney tour — Chauffeured tour of Siargao in a jeepney, riding on the roof in a giant hand-woven basket, with village and nature stops.
- Surfing with TropicSurf — Surf lessons with TropicSurf's on-property instructor, September to May, plus access to over 20 nearby surf spots including Cloud 9.
- Mangrove exploration — Guests can explore the ancient mangrove forests that border the property.
- Unique dining scenarios — Dining around the garden, on the beach or in dining pavilions around the resort.
Amenities
- Spa
- Pool
- Fitness center
- Yoga
- Beach
- Water sports
- Pet-friendly
- All-inclusive
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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