Seaside Cottage
Waves on the shore, a warm breeze, and a fan turning overhead.
Best for: Sleep on warm nights and unwinding
Fade out after
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Sounds in this scene
Open in the mixer- Ocean waves
- Gulls (ocean waves)
- Sea breeze
- Ceiling fan
- Warm drink (pink noise)
About this scene
A whitewashed room with the window propped open. Tap the sea to hear the waves roll in, and add a ceiling fan for a steadier bed of sound on hot nights.
Waves are slow and cyclical, which gives the mix a gentle rise and fall. The ceiling fan adds a constant hum underneath, so the quieter moments between waves never drop to silence.
The warm drink layer is soft pink noise — useful if you want a smoother, more even blanket of sound.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are ocean sounds good for sleep?
Many people enjoy them at bedtime, especially at a low volume. Because waves rise and fall, pairing them with a steady layer like the fan helps if you are sensitive to changes in loudness.
