Salt-water swim & deck yoga
The lagoon is glass-flat at seven. Join the teacher on the jetty for forty minutes of slow flow, then walk straight into the sea.
A rooftop pool, a garden kitchen, a hammam in the old cellar and a front desk full of good ideas.
“Day-boat fish, one fire, no fuss.”
Four treatment rooms and a hammam in the vaulted cellar. Products are made on the island from salt, clay and coconut.
The lagoon is glass-flat at seven. Join the teacher on the jetty for forty minutes of slow flow, then walk straight into the sea.
Papaya, warm coconut bread and eggs any way you like, served until the last guest wanders in. No buffet queues, ever.
The infinity pool sits in the shade of old palms. Lunch comes to your lounger and the only decision is which side to lie on.
Ninety minutes of warm stones, coconut oil and sea-salt scrub in an open pavilion with the sound of the reef.
The barman walks the jetty with a tray of lime spritzes as the sun drops behind the neighbouring island.
Grilled catch of the day at a table set in the sand, with the pool lit gold behind you and stars overhead.
Hotel guests always get a table at Salt & Ember. Ask the front desk, or reserve your room first.