Amanwana
Amanwana, located in a secluded cove on Moyo Island’s nature reserve, offers 20 luxury air-conditioned tents set in oceanfront and jungle locations. Built on solid foundations with waterproof canvas, each tent features a king-size bed, a spacious bathroom with twin vanities, Indonesian artwork, and large windows.
The resort’s pristine waters and reefs are ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving, and there is a fleet of boats for cruising, deep-sea fishing, and diving. Daily activities include excursions to coral coves, beach-combing, and picnics. The open-air dining pavilion features bamboo roofing and coconut pillars, while Jungle Cove Massage offers treatments like fresh fruit facials and black Borneo body scrubs.
- Tented camp on Moyo Island
- World-class snorkeling and diving
- On-Island PDI Dive Center
- Private beaches
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Hiking in the jungle
- Full board meal plan available
“All guests to Amanwana should visit the open-air Jungle Cove Spa. Lined by Tamarind trees, with natural coral stone dividing three treatment areas with views of the Bay, it’s one-of-a-kind. We recommend the black Borneo body scrub for glowing skin.”
Rooms
Jungle Tent
The camp’s 20 luxury tents are set under a canopy of tropical forest. Each 58m² tent is enclosed by a solid wall. There is a soft waterproof external roof and a separate canvas interior. A coral-stone deck surrounds each tent.
Ocean View Tent
The camp’s 20 luxury tents are set under a canopy of tropical forest. Each 58m² tent is enclosed by a solid wall. There is a soft, waterproof external roof and a separate canvas interior. A coral-stone deck surrounds each tent.
Ocean Front Tent
Standing directly on the shoreline, each 58-square-metre (624-square-foot) Ocean Front Tent opens to uninterrupted views of the Flores Sea. Here, dawn breaks to the sound of waves, and mornings begin with the horizon unfolding before you. Inside, a king-sized bed, soft seating area and a spacious bathroom with dressing area invite unhurried living, while picture windows frame the shifting seascape. Hardwood floors and coral stone ground the interior, as artworks from neighbouring Sumbawa bring the spirit of the surrounding islands within.
Dining
Dining at Amanwana
The Dining Room and bar are located in an open-air pavilion with a soaring 15-metre roof made of bamboo. Indonesian hardwood flooring and solid coconut pillars support the tropical structure which looks out over Amanwana Bay. A daily menu of Asian and Western food is served at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Romantic campfire dinners on the beach and starlight cruises can be arranged. Drinks can be taken at the teak-top bar or in the comfy loungers adjacent to the dining area.
