The Eastern Haven

Lying just across from the Sapphire Bay Docks, Breeze Island marks the easternmost edge of the Sapphire Island chain. Known for its sweeping views and tranquil beaches, the island is primarily home to private residences—quiet retreats for long-term visitors, residents, and those invited to stay within its villas.

While much of the island is reserved for private living, hospitality here is not closed off. All visitors are welcome to the island’s Library and Café, a shaded cultural hub where books, local records, and travel journals are freely available to browse. The café offers light meals, coffees, and teas, often accompanied by soft live music performed by Nariatt hosts.

For those fortunate enough to receive an invitation, Breeze Island’s private homes and guest suites offer unparalleled seclusion—blending natural jungle, white sands, and modern comforts. But even for the casual traveler, its open spaces provide a peaceful escape just minutes away from the bustle of Sapphire Bay.

The Sapphire Bay Docks serve as the main point of arrival for visitors, whether they come by ferry, Lia-Tan boat, private yacht, or seaplane tender. The docks are simple but welcoming—sturdy wooden piers stretching out into the turquoise water, framed by white sands and palm groves.

From here, guests disembark and step directly into the heart of the islands, greeted by Nariatt hosts and the first hints of paradise.

Though modest in design, the docks are the living threshold between the outside world and New Cyana’s sun-soaked archipelago, the symbolic “first step” into paradise.

Just beyond the landing, guests will find the Visitor’s Center—the first of many located across the archipelago. Staffed day and night, the center provides assistance with orientation, reservations, and personal requests, ensuring a smooth arrival.

Similar centers are found at every major hub across the islands, so visitors are never far from help or guidance.

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The Lagoon rests just north of the waterfalls that mark the boundary of the Sapphire Forest, its waters separated from the jungle below by elevation rather than distance.

At first glance, it feels wild and untamed—lush foliage, tangled palms, and the echo of falling water—but closer inspection reveals traces of the Nariatt’s ancient hand.

Long ago, this site was shaped into a natural bathhouse. Marble tiles and carved rims still cling to the edges of the deep central pool, their ornate designs half-buried by vines and moss. The Nariatt say these were not simple baths, but ceremonial waters—spaces where relaxation, ritual, and passion once merged seamlessly.

Today, the Lagoon serves much the same purpose.

By day, guests drift lazily in the cool water or explore the hidden alcoves shaded by jungle canopy. By night, the pool transforms into a stage: torches flare along the stone rim, bioluminescent plankton shimmer in the depths, and music drifts across the water.

Performances—sometimes formal, sometimes spontaneous—turn the old bathhouse into a place of spectacle, voyeurism, and indulgence. The Lagoon is at once ruin and sanctuary, where the past is not forgotten but lived in, and where every guest finds themselves drawn into the rhythm of paradise.

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Every journey into the New Cyana Islands begins at Sapphire Bay, the central hub where visitors first set foot on the archipelago. Whether arriving by seaplane, ferry, or sleek private skiff, guests disembark at the pier that stretches into waters so clear they mirror the sky. This is the island’s front door — the threshold between the outside world and the wonders of Cyana.

The Bay is deliberately uncluttered to preserve its sense of arrival. White sand arcs around the lagoon, while palms lean over the shore, offering shade from the equatorial sun. Nariatt greeters in bright ceremonial paint welcome travelers with drinks served in carved shells and woven garlands of island flowers. From the pier, guests are invited to choose their path into the greater experience:

• To the West lies The Lagoon, where daylight leisure transforms into luminous nightlife.
• To the South stretches The Sapphire Forest, a labyrinth of mist, vines, and hidden pools.
• To the East, on nearby Breeze Island, rises The Villa, the island’s signature retreat of luxury and seclusion.
• To the North stands the fabled Tower Pointe, a vertical city of indulgence, its glass walls blazing with light long into the night.

Though the bay is serene, it is never empty. Fishing canoes and guest ferries crisscross the water; music drifts faintly from distant clubs; and the constant pulse of waves sets the rhythm of the island. By night, torches are lit along the pier, guiding travelers back from their first forays into the archipelago.

Every path leads outward from Sapphire Bay, but most return here, making the Bay both the beginning and the heartbeat of the islands.