Dryft Darocotan Island

It was low-season when we went there and it felt like our own private island.

It was a very peaceful area

Amazing island, beautiful surroundings, and breathtaking nature! 🌴🌊☀️

The only downside is that there’s no internet connection 🤣

Dryft is genuinely one of my favorite places in the world. This was my second time here, and somehow it felt even more special. The island, the beautiful huts, the simplicity of the place, the nature, the energy and, above all, the people make the whole experience unforgettable. I spent my entire stay in the Philippines here this time, and I couldn’t have chosen a better place. They took such good care of me and always made sure I had everything I needed. At this point, coming back doesn’t really feel like returning to a hotel — it feels like coming back to a family. I also loved being here during the rainy season. The weather changes throughout the day, with rain, fresh air and beautiful breaks of sunshine, which makes the island feel completely different and allows you to enjoy it without being under the intense heat all day. And the food deserves a special mention, everything coming out of the kitchen is absolutely delicious. The quality, the flavors and the care they put into every meal are genuinely outstanding. Eating there is part of the Dryft experience in itself. For me, Dryft is my little paradise on Earth. I carry this place, its energy and the people here very close to my heart. I already know I’ll be back.

Honestly, nothing. Leaving was the only part I didn’t like. 🤍

The concept is good in principle if you want to experience the jungle camp live.

Officially no reception (due to jamming), but staff and guides are on their phones all day.