Amanwana

Amanwana, pearl of Moyo

Amanwana is made up of 12 luxury tents inspired by African lodges, all scattered either in the tropical jungle or along the seafront. Only the roofs of the tents are made of canvas, the rest of the construction is solid with a surface area of around 60 m². The tents are spacious with large bay windows, allowing you to contemplate the surrounding nature, and are equipped with fine furniture and beautiful pieces of Indonesian craftsmanship. The restaurant offers gourmet cuisine blending Indonesian flavours with other Asian influences. All dishes are prepared using fresh produce from the island's organic farm, and the fish and seafood are freshly caught daily. The island is a wildlife sanctuary with nearly 36,000 hectares covered in jungle, rivers and waterfalls, which you can explore with a guide. The sea also holds some wonderful surprises during boat trips for diving, sailing or fishing.

STYLE

The safari-inspired tents are styled in a sleek oriental design

SITUATION

Located on Moyo Island, in the Sunda archipelago, east of Bali, accessible only by plane from Bali

CAPACITY

12 luxury tents between jungle and ocean

HIGHLIGHTS

Moyo Island is classified as a protected nature reserve and is known for housing exceptional seabed that will delight diving and snorkelling enthusiasts

THE EXPERIENCES

  • Go diving or snorkeling, go on a boat trip to coast or fish
  • Going on a forest hike to discover the very rich and protected wildlife of Moyo Island: deer, wild boar, macaques and numerous bird species, and going on a walking hike to the Barry's Falls waterfalls in the heart of Moyo Island
  • Enjoying the beach or the hotel's freshwater swimming pool, relaxing at the spa

THE EXTRAORDINARY

Amanwana is an ideal starting point for exploring the many Indonesian archipelagos, such as the Komodo Islands from March to October, renowned for their terrifying dragons, or Raja Ampat from November to March, a true marine sanctuary. You can then set sail on a traditional wooden sailing boat from the Aman group, the Amandira or the Amanikan.

ETHICS

Amanwana is committed to protecting and respecting the environment of the island and the Indonesian archipelago by growing its own fruit and vegetables and by offering fish and seafood caught directly by local fishermen.