The Serai Inar

A Boutique Hotel on a private lagoon — reached only by boat.

The far edge of the archipelago

A lagoon of your own.

The Serai Inar sits alone on a lagoon that belongs to no one but the tide.

A sandbar rises from the water at low tide and disappears by evening. Nothing here is arranged to entertain you — the tide keeps the only schedule, and the days are yours to lose.

Two ways to stay

Sleep beside the water.

The Beach House at the water’s edge, loungers under a parasol overlooking the lagoon

The Beach House

Steps from your door to a private cove — wake to the lagoon and swim before anyone else is up.

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A Bungalow tucked among the palms and tropical garden with sea views

The Bungalows

Tucked in the palms, open and airy, with the water visible through the fronds. Fall asleep to the breeze, wake to birdsong.

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The thatched garden bar, seen past a stand of cactus and bougainvillea
Your private chef

Long lunches, candle-lit dinners

French and Mediterranean cooking, built each day around the catch off the boat and whatever the garden gives that morning.

Weathered driftwood roots framing a pale turquoise lagoon and reef edge
How the hours pass

Do everything, or nothing at all.

Turquoise shallows over the house reef

Snorkel the house reef

Coral gardens a few fins from the sand

Calm turquoise lagoon water from the jetty

Kayak the lagoon

Flat turquoise water, all yours

The tidal sandbar at low tide

Sandbar picnics

A table on sand that surfaces with the tide

The reservation card

Request your stay.

Availability

A glance at the months ahead — pick your dates from what’s open.

Tap a start and end date — or drag across the nights you’d like — and we’ll search them for you.

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The last stretch is by water

The Serai Inar has no road.

The journey is part of the seclusion. By the time the lagoon opens up ahead of the boat, the rest of the world is already a long way behind you.