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Just wrapped up an incredible stay at the Inn at Moonlight Beach with my wife, and let me tell you, it was a breath of fresh air! The vibe here is serene and inviting, instantly melting away the chaos of everyday life. We started our journey with some on-site massages that were pure magic—an experience that left us feeling rejuvenated and centered. Then we dove into a succulent class, which turned out to be a delightful way to connect with nature and flex our creative muscles. The staff was passionate and knowledgeable, making it a joy to learn. My Succulent pot turned out dope and I am excited to see it grow. My wife took more than her allotment of gem stones, but the staff were gracious and didn’t make her feel bad. lol The gardens are a visual feast, and the easy access to the beach invites endless inspiration. This place is truly a hidden gem—a sanctuary for anyone seeking peace and relaxation. If you’re in need of a getaway that feeds the soul, I can’t recommend it enough. We’re already dreaming of our return!

Great location and wonderful hospitality. Love how ecologically conscious they are. Breakfast in the picnic basket is a nice touch. Only drawback is the noise in the early morning from the trains passing by. They do provide earplugs though.

My boyfriend and I decided to have a little vacation to “treat ourselves” amongst the holiday stress, and we couldn’t have been happier with our choice! The whole property is so tranquil and calming, and it felt like a retreat. We opted in for a foot bath to relax and unwind when we first arrived, and even participated in a honey tasting and an “infuse your own honey” class where we got to choose our own honey flavoring and bring a jar of it home. Within walking distance are shops and restaurants that we got to enjoy as well. Overall, a great vacation and I definitely recommend staying here if you’re looking for a calming and relaxing atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back, and hopefully next time we’ll take advantage of all the other amenities (we realized after leaving that we didn’t even bring home any herbs from the communal herb garden).