The bungalows

Te Mata'i is named for the wind, the one that breathes easiest — the largest of the three, cooled by the trade winds and the rustle of the palms. With two bedrooms and space for six, it's made for families or friends, without ever feeling less intimate. Room to gather, room to retreat, the ocean always in view.

Named for the sun, Te Mahana is the bright one — light pouring across pale wood and open beams from morning to golden hour. A calm, airy retreat for two (and one more), with the ocean just beyond the terrace.

Te Moana takes its name from the sea, and it sits closest to it — the one where the waves are the first thing you hear each morning. Pale wood and curved beams echo the hull of a boat, with the Pacific just beyond the terrace. Room for three, and nothing you don't need.