The concept of Amanwana is blending with nature, according to the meaning of its name : Forest Full of Peace. Tourists who want a resort around the Flores Sea could be anchored here. Enjoy the tropical rain forest and rich sea coral reefs. "We offer a uniqueness that you can not get in many resorts in Bali and beyond," said Anjali Nihalchand, Media Communications Manager Amanresorts Press Office in Hong Kong.
There are 20 luxuries residential in Amanwana, which is divided into two categories: Jungle and Ocean Tents, adjacent to the forest Amanwana Gulf coast. Each tent has canopy, combined wood floor and solid walls. Dimensional super beds, equipped with mosquito netting. Support facilities in the form of a sofa, easy chair, air conditioning, bathroom and terrace to relax.
"The premise of our diverse customers. Beginning divers, honeymoon couples, weddings, family to a small group, "adds Anjali.
To pamper guests, available lounge and open dining room, library until the spa. With the island only 350 m2 area, forest area is inhabited by various animals. Like deer, wild boar, monkeys until the eagle. In short, preoccupation appreciate the luxury of the outdoors in a frame has been started when stepped outside the tent. Or want an atmosphere that is more Adventures? Amanwana provide tours to Komodo Island - is now listed candidates New 7 Wonders of Nature - the ship-based Phinisi Amanika. Visits guests to Amanwana usually lasts from May to November, peak in July, August and March. "Rainy season from January to March, sea conditions can be predicted less," said Anjali.
Tourists can choose flights from Bali - Moyo with Cessna Caravan float plane (8 passengers) or a Bell 206B helicopter Jetranger (2 people), landed directly in the resort environment. Currently served by public transport aircraft Nusa Trans Bali - Sumbawa destination forwarded pickup boat from the resort.
Packages start staying USD700 + + (USD 8.4 million)
in the classroom Jungle Tent for 2 people;
0371 22233;
http://www.amanresorts.com/amanwana/resort.aspx
Source:
National Geographic Traveller Magazine in May 2009
The wilderness hideaway of Amanwana (peaceful forest) is the only resort on the Indonesian island of Moyo, a nature and marine reserve 15 kilometres off the coast of Sumbawa, east of Bali. Surrounded by the turquoise waters and untouched reefs of the Flores Sea, the island is 350 square kilometres with vegetation ranging from savannah to tropical jungle. It is blessed with a variety of animal and bird life, from deer to wild boar, macaque monkeys, sea eagles and osprey.
There are 20 luxuries residential in Amanwana, which is divided into two categories: Jungle and Ocean Tents, adjacent to the forest Amanwana Gulf coast. Each tent has canopy, combined wood floor and solid walls. Dimensional super beds, equipped with mosquito netting. Support facilities in the form of a sofa, easy chair, air conditioning, bathroom and terrace to relax.
"The premise of our diverse customers. Beginning divers, honeymoon couples, weddings, family to a small group, "adds Anjali.
To pamper guests, available lounge and open dining room, library until the spa. With the island only 350 m2 area, forest area is inhabited by various animals. Like deer, wild boar, monkeys until the eagle. In short, preoccupation appreciate the luxury of the outdoors in a frame has been started when stepped outside the tent. Or want an atmosphere that is more Adventures? Amanwana provide tours to Komodo Island - is now listed candidates New 7 Wonders of Nature - the ship-based Phinisi Amanika. Visits guests to Amanwana usually lasts from May to November, peak in July, August and March. "Rainy season from January to March, sea conditions can be predicted less," said Anjali.Tourists can choose flights from Bali - Moyo with Cessna Caravan float plane (8 passengers) or a Bell 206B helicopter Jetranger (2 people), landed directly in the resort environment. Currently served by public transport aircraft Nusa Trans Bali - Sumbawa destination forwarded pickup boat from the resort.
Packages start staying USD700 + + (USD 8.4 million)
in the classroom Jungle Tent for 2 people;
0371 22233;
http://www.amanresorts.com/amanwana/resort.aspx
Source:
National Geographic Traveller Magazine in May 2009
