Amanwana
SumbaAmanwana is a luxurious tented camp set within a designated wildlife reserve on the Indonesian island of Moyo, to the east of Bali and just north of Sumba, a one-hour flight from Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport.
The resort features a collection of 20 luxurious eastern-colonial-style tents that blend into the forest canopy and lead straight onto a gorgeous white sand beach. The tents have either a jungle or ocean view, and all have hard wooden flooring, glass floor-to-ceiling windows, and a soft canvas roof. They're extremely spacious and each one has been elegantly furnished to the highest standard.
Dining options are this remote resort are far from limited. The Dining Room and Bar are located in an open-air pavilion with a soaring 15-meter roof made of bamboo, overlooking Amanwana Bay. A daily menu of Asian and Western food is served and romantic campfire dinners on the beach and starlight cruises can be arranged.
The open-air jungle spa uses local unique organic products to rejuvenate and pamper, and it's ideal for those looking to switch off and relax in the ultimate tranquil setting.
Amanwana Information
Location & Getting There
Amanwana is a luxurious tented camp set within a designated wildlife reserve on the Indonesian island of Moyo, to the east of Bali and just north of Sumba, a 1-hour flight from Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport.
Accommodation
The resort features a collection of 20 luxurious eastern-colonial-style tents that blend into the forest canopy and lead straight onto a gorgeous white sand beach. The tents have either a jungle or ocean view, and all have hard wooden flooring, glass floor-to-ceiling windows, and a soft canvas roof. They are extremely spacious and each one has been elegantly furnished to the highest standard.
Activities
World-class scuba diving is at your fingertips as is game fishing, snorkeling, and windsurfing. Take a boat cruise on one of Amanwana’s luxury fleet and the boats are available to drop guests off on a private beach for a secluded luxury picnic. Nature excursions are also available to bat caves, Amanwana ridge, Crocodile Head, Brang Sedo, and the village of Labuan Aji.
Children
Children are welcome and babysitting service is available.
- Dining room
- Bar
- Music pavilion
- Library
- Boardwalk
- Dive center
- Jungle cover spa
- World-class scuba diving
- Game fishing
- Snorkeling
- Windsurfing
- Boat cruise on a luxury fleet
- Private beach for a secluded luxury picnic.
- Nature excursions
This glorious resort features 20 luxurious eastern-colonial-style tents that blend into the forest canopy and lead straight onto a gorgeous white sand beach. As well as the hotel's unique position overlooking the turquoise Flores Sea, we love Amanwana for its green credentials which are in keeping with the wild, pristine setting. Guests can contribute to its Moyo Conservation Fund which benefits nearby village communities and the environment.
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