Once you get to the site, the location is fantastic. The beach itself is quite small and it's located in a tiny village - it felt very authentic, which is what we were after. The rooms/cabins are perfectly fine. There is sand everywhere, but that's very much expected given they are huts on the beach! Food was nice, staff were so helpful in booking us tricycles and transfers. Would highly recommend for anyone who after authentic stays off the beaten track, and doesn't mind camping.

The beds are quite small, definitely smaller than a standard UK double. And the communication with the staff beforehand was a little difficult - but given the price, still would absolutely recommend.

True tropical paradise with amazing people around.

Only one thing. And thats more like a Feedback for personel. Clean the insects periodicaly in the cottages. We are not used to seeing cockroaches and spiders. It can really ruin our stay. And for travellers! Be careful of Nik Niks (sandflyes) at the beach! They can ruin your vacation. They cannot be seen, and then the damage is done.

What's not to like about this wonderful place and wonderful staff ! Heaven on earth 😍. I cannot recommend this place any higher . We will be returning every year from now on , had a wonderful stay with wonderful people , the food is amazing and the lengths everyone goes to ,ensures a truly magical experience .

As I have limited mobility access to the resort via the hanging bridge was a challenge for me , but hey it was well worth the effort 😁

This is a hidden away gem. The view from my room is stunning. The staff are so lovely. Aunty Vicki can do laundry and Sherie* can organise tours, taxis what ever you need. DJ/Bartender happy to play your music and make a good cocktail my favourite being the Basil Mojito and my friends was the Caipirinha. Shout out to the kitchen staff because all the food was delicious. 😊

Just a heads up, you will travel through the villages and meet a swing bridge that you have to cross to get to this little paradise it can be quite scary if you're scared of heights other than that it's definately apart of the adventure. *You will need to bring teabags if you don't like coffee as coffee is a part of the set menu and tea is extra. (Green Tea and Matcha )

cute little huts directly on beach. great breakfast options, it‘s also a restaurant but we only eat breakfast there. we could even watch some baby turtles releases on the beach in the morning. staff is awesome and very helpful. they helped us even to bring some of our luggage to the bridge where you have to go to get a transport. very local and kind neighbourhood

the huts are quite small and there was no hot water but nothing that you couldn‘t adapt to :) some bugs but that‘s normal as the huts are a bit open under the roof.

Quant Zhaya’s cottages were on the beach. No need to wear sandals for the duration of our stay. June,Cha, Shirley and the staff were exceptionally friendly. Their breakfast was delicious. There was so much variety to their menu, there was no need going anywhere else for meals. It was the best place to be. They have a wonderful bar offering many choices of beverages. A very popular spot for many travellers from other properties.

Getting to the property..you have to walk across a tipsy suspension bridge. Cars do not go here.

Amazing little spot in a fishing town with an almost private beach experience. The huts had wonderful porches where your meals and drinks could be served right to you. If we wanted a better view of the beach there was a plethora of seating near the bar and on the beach as well. A mosquito net was provided but it was not necessary. All our tours and transportation was organised by the host which made everything very convenient and stress free. The local dogs were very friendly and we met a puppy we named Dobby who was always waiting to greet us in the mornings and after a long day of touring.

The water pressure was strong some days and weak on others. No issues otherwise.

Words cannot describe how good of a time we had there. We stayed for 5 days. The bungalows are right on the fairly secluded beach and the staff waited on us hand and foot. The staff and the owner were so welcoming, they even took us to the local town party! It was really special. We went in May and there were almost no other tourists there. Even if you go in high season, since there are only 4 bungalows, you still might have your own secluded paradise on the beach. We also visited Duli beach from there, which is incredibly beautiful.

We lived the wild beach. Quite place with great view. The owner was super nice and welcoming. Great food options and delicious. A must stay if you want to run away from the crowded El Nido.

All was fine and these points are just a heads up for future guests. Wifi speed is low (don’t forget it’s a secluded area and maybe it will get better in time) Take the longer road by setting tour destination as Bucana Hanging Bridge. Leave your bike there and then 6 min. walk across the bridge to Zhaya’s. Food was not the cheapest but definitely worth it :)

Shirley was the most welcoming and friendly person to me when I arrived. The whole team were fantastic and really made my entire trip! As a solo traveller I felt safe and at home staying here. The location was perfect and I spent my days relaxing on the beach. I started my trip here to recover from jetlag and wanted some peace before heading into the craziness of town. It has been my favourite place of the trip so far. The team went above and beyond to provide a vegan breakfast for me. I had lots of lovely fresh juices and the sea was clear and clean to have a nice swim in!

Just bare in mind that this location is remote and you're back to basics. The bed was super comfortable! Decor and facilities were very basic and rustic but thats what to expect when being directly on the beach in a quiet part of the island. You get used to just a fan and no AC soon!