Cozy Beach Cottage with a Sea View and Starlink

Experience the thrill of sustainable living in our incredible sea view guest cottage! Fully powered by 100% solar energy, comfort, and eco-friendliness. Located 20km north of Sipalay city proper, in the sleepy village of Inayawan, Nestled atop a breezy hill, enjoy breathtaking views of the Sulu Sea, the stunning beach, and the enchanting Danjugan Island Wildlife Sanctuary. And the best part? Stay connected with fast STARLINK internet service! Your perfect getaway awaits! The space Located 20km north of Sipalay city proper, Experience the magic of stunning sunsets and breathtaking sunrises from our cozy retreat perched atop a picturesque chocolate hill! With 52 steps and a short 20-meter stroll up the Pineapple lined pathway to your hiltop blissful getaway, this remodeled gem offers all the comforts you crave. Unwind in our self-catering cottage, where you’ll find air conditioning and fans to keep you cool, a charming kitchen space equipped with a two-burner stove, microwave, and small refrigerator. Enjoy hot showers, stay connected with high-speed Starlink Wifi, and immerse yourself in entertainment with a 65" LED television and Bluetooth speakers – perfect for Netflix movie nights! We completely transformed our cottage for New Year 2024, incorporating feedback from our wonderful guests to ensure an unforgettable experience filled with comfort and functionality. Embrace the beauty and tranquility of your surroundings with a minimum two-night stay for the ultimate relaxation. Don’t forget to check out the complete listing details, including "where you'll be and house rules," to make the most of your stay! This is not just a getaway; it’s your next adventure waiting to unfold! Guest access Private beach access within 20 meters. Bring your snorkel gear and check out our reef, or visit nearby the wonders of Danjugan Island Marine Reserve & Sanctuary, just a 10-minute boat ride from your cottage. Resting 3 kilometers Southwest off the coast of Negros Occidental, Danjugan is a lush, 43-hectare island rich in marine and terrestrial biodiversity. This island, about 1.5 kilometers long and 0.5 kilometers at its widest point, has 5 lagoons and is covered with limestone forests, providing asylum to many wildlife species that struggle to exist on the mainland. Trek, dive, snorkel, and kayak to explore this island. See below for pricing details. Other things to note Provincial life isn't for everyone. Please read this and the reviews Before Booking. Our hilltop cottage is in a remote province of the Philippines—beautiful, peaceful, and a bit adventurous. Sound can travel far up there, so while it’s usually quiet, you may occasionally hear fiestas (4KM away), neighborhood parties, or holiday celebrations. Our lower cottage may be a better fit if you're sensitive to noise. This isn't the Shangri-La—it's a work in progress, full of character. We handle everything ourselves: maintenance, repairs, and upgrades are ongoing. We appreciate your understanding and hope you enjoy the rustic charm of provincial life! Access for Ditto, Smart, and Globe providers and complementary fast Starlink WIFI internet. Our water supply comes from a private natural spring, which is filtered and purified. 65" surround sound TV, access to all your favorite streaming services. We are flexible with check-in and check-out times within daylight hours, subject to other reservations. There are local markets and 7-11 convenience stores within 2km, where you can find fresh meat, fish, vegetables, and other essentials. For larger supermarket-type stores, banks, and extensive hardware, you can visit the City of Kabankalan, an hour away by bus. We have a Honda scooter available for guests to use for market trips or exploring the local area. The rental fee is PP300 daily, P1500 weekly, or P4000 monthly. To visit Danjugan Island, search for it on your preferred web browser and pre-book a tour. The cost is PHP 950 per person for a 3-hour guided tour. Purified drinking water is provided during the trip, and snorkeling or kayaking gear is available for rent, depending on availability. Boat transfers to and from the mainland (Bulata) to the island are included in the tour, but an additional boat charge applies if the Eco-Tour group has fewer than seven persons. personsThe cost for The cost for a day trip to Danjugan is PhP 1,950 per person, which includes lunch, two snacks, purified drinking water, boat transfers, a trekking and snorkeling guide, unlimited use of kayaks (first-come, first-served basis), and unrestricted use of snorkeling gear (first-come, first-served basis). Advanced booking is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.