A secret camp between the stars and the bay.
Wander up the mountain path to our hidden enclave above Koh Tao's quietest valley — twelve open-air bunks, eight luxury pods, a cliffside bar and the island's darkest sky. No roads, just palms and salt air.
Hin Wong is the sunrise side of Koh Tao — a granite valley bay where almost no one else stays. We built a camp on the ridge above it: half hostel, half hideaway, all mountain.
Eight luxury camping pods
Geometric sanctuaries perched on granite boulders across the mountainside. Floor-to-ceiling glass onto the sunrise, private decks in the tree canopy, silk linens and the sound of nothing.
- Floor-to-ceiling bay views
- Solar-powered climate control
- Outdoor rain-showers
- Private tree-canopy deck
"the clouds felt close enough to touch"
— pod #3, may
Twelve open-air bunk beds
Well-spaced platforms tucked into the granite and palms — mosquito-netted, breezy, and pointed straight at the ocean. The most social corner of the mountain, where the camp dogs sleep too.
Explore the bunks →From first light at the summit to bioluminescence in the cove.
The Ridge BarSun-drenched libations
Herbal elixirs, fresh coconuts and cold beer served on the mountain's edge under a bamboo roof.
Stargazing DeckSummit skies
The island's darkest point. Telescopes, beanbags, and a Milky Way that arches from ridge to ridge.
Snorkel CoveHin Wong blue
A secret jungle path drops you straight into the island's clearest reef. Turtles, reef sharks, total solitude.
The PathBarefoot zen
Follow the hand-painted signs through the old palm grove. Twenty minutes up, a lifetime slower.
"Come up for sunrise, stay for the dogs. Bring your own hammock."
— an ongoing collaboration with our friends at Mr. Bongg down at the bay, whose crew of characters wander every signpost on the hill.