A place to look out.

We found a forested ridge above Lamoro, just outside El Nido town, where the hillside falls away to the sea and the islands of Bacuit Bay line the horizon. It felt less like a plot of land and more like a vantage point — somewhere to slow down and take it all in.

So we built lightly. A cluster of thatched, round villas that follow the slope, an infinity pool that meets the horizon, and an open kitchen that cooks what the island gives. Small by intention, quiet by design — and best experienced by booking directly with the people who built it.