The Elephant Suite is made for spreading out a bit. It works well for families or small groups, with space for up to six across three queen beds, including a loft that usually becomes someone’s claimed corner. Inside, it’s practical and easy to settle into. Air conditioning, WiFi, and a kettle with tea, coffee, and sugar are there for slow mornings or late-night resets. The bathroom is open-air, with light and breeze moving through.  

You’ll have access to the yoga shala, gym, playground, halfpipe, skatepark and massage area, along with the rest of the shared spaces. There’s a communal kitchen in the main building, and a washing machine available for all guests if you need it.  

Outside, the days tend to take their cue from the ocean. There’s space to gather, space to drift off, and enough going on around you to feel part of something without having to join in. It’s not about polished luxury. More about having what you need, room to be together, and a place that feels easy to settle into.  

There’s private parking on site if you’re traveling with your own wheels.