Enjoyed the stay with tensile structure under the shady forest? and of course, fronting beach. Waves are roaring and gives thrill - yes, another memorable one.
Great experience with friends and campfire - rocks formed into circle, wine all over the place, some were singing with a guitar, burnt marshmallows were just the food, it was a great night! (weekend). Enjoyed every bit of my stay.

Eversince I saw photos of Nacpan beach glamping on the web, I have been eager to go. Setting myself with low expectations, however, because photos are always better than the actual.

We book and off we go!

Nacpan beach glamping from Lio airport is about 20 minutes. Very accessible. A short off road walk to the reception and we were greeted by the friendliest staff who offered ice-cold drinks. Shortly after, we were briefed on expectations, inclusions, and what other places we can visit on the beach. It was quick and informative. We were escorted to our tent. WOW. It was better than the pictures!!!

The facility was well thought of, providing the amenities guest would expect from a regular hotel room but careful not to go over board that it would feel like a regular hotel room. The layout of the tents, true to form of an actual camping, was clustered together but far enough from each other that you barely feel or bump into the other guests. The entire property is well mantained, and manned by proactive staff.

The first time I saw the tent in daytime I was impressed, I was pleasantly surprised heading back after sunset that it was even more beautiful than I had left it. The landscape and tents are beautifully lit!

The only downside maybe is that the tent gets unbearably hot mid day (12nn-4pm) AC picks up in the afternoon in time for guests to rest and gets comfortably cool as the sun goes down. BUT, as a true adventurer, you're supposed to go out and explore as much as you can anyway, otherwise, you're missing the point.

Over all, I enjoyed the stay and highly recommend the place. Plus factor is it's right beside SunMai bar and resto, food is absolutely right on the money!

Lastly, the sunset is gorgeous on that side of the beach❤️

Loved our 2 nights glamping at Nacpan. The camp was incredible, the tents were done to a really high standard - we had 4 people in our room and it felt plenty big enough. The staff were so friendly and went above and beyond the help. The tents are in a fenced off area with 24 hour security at the door so felt safe. Since there are less than 20 tents everything felt quiet and peaceful, including the new pool area at the back of the complex. The beach gets busier during the day with day trippers but the glamping includes sun loungers on the beach free of charge. There is a lot of building work going on around those so sometimes can hear that - it seems to be a booming tourist area! There are plenty of communal bathrooms that were kept clean. The glamping is attached to a restaurant that included breakfast and dinner while you stay (toilets not as clean there). The buffet breakfast was average but the dinner we great and really good value for money as got to pick a main off the regular menu and included a free beer / soft drink. The evening food was great, favourites were the wood fire pizza & the bbq pork ribs which were incredible. It was also a really nice atmosphere in the evening with live music. The biggest downside to staying here had to be the number of stray dogs on the beach, there were hundreds of them. They would come up to you especially when you were eating which was very annoying. Some of the staff would try to get rid of them but they would soon come back. This is a problem across the whole beach and not limited to this resort. I did speak to the staff there and they said they are working on a refurbishment that will help the problem. The dogs don't seem the least bit scared of humans and one even bit my friend. Other than that this is an incredible experience, amazing to wake up on the beach. We even had the pleasure of seeing baby turtles being released into the sea on our first morning (this happens very early though, around 7am).