Barefoot luxury in a pristine piece of paradise
Halfway between Singapore and Indonesian Borneo lies the Anambas Archipelago: 200 small islands with just 45,000 inhabitants. Forgotten green specks in the ocean, pristine and pure, with an especially rich biodiversity. As you approach the six private islands of Bawah Reserve by seaplane, hues of crystal-clear sea water betray where the coral reefs lie. There, in a bay of crystal clear azure water, the aircraft landed. Only after arriving will you feel the wonderful temperature of the sea water and how fine the almost white sand is. Welcome to paradise! Here you can forget for a moment that the rest of the world exists. The accommodation is surrounded by nothing but nature, the walls breathe, there is a lot of privacy. Outside lies the pristine world of Robinson Crusoe, but inside you have every imaginable comfort. Barefoot luxury par excellence, just blissful.
Sustainable principles
This piece of Eden was built with great passion for nature and for preserving all that beauty. Floating solar panels, a minimal impact building style, processing recycled materials and no use of single-use plastics anywhere. A paragon of sustainable uses in this beautiful corner Where the world can't find you....
Tips & Tops Bawah Reserve
- You will travel to the islands by seaplane via Singapore or Batam and Jakarta in Indonesia
- Experience the ultimate private island experience from one of 36 freestanding tented suites, bungalows, lodge and villas
- For example, choose a very spacious canvas tent with direct access to the beach, a luxurious pool villa with covered dining areas, a treehouse lodge with fantastic views, or an "overwater" bungalow on stilts with your own access to the sea
- Various accommodation options are also available for larger families and travel groups of up to 19 people
- Biologists from various disciplines study flora and fauna and ensure that the fragile balance remains intact
- Two sea turtle species lay their eggs on the islands of Bawah Reserve. Accompanied by guides, you can observe how young turtles leave the nest
- Organic vegetables and fresh seafood form the basis of Indonesian and international cuisine at Tree Tops Restaurant and The Boat House, but you can also opt for private dining on the beach or sunset tapas at the Jules Verne Bar on the hilltop.
- Choose from a multitude of activities such as paddleboarding, tennis, snorkeling and diving, cooking class and batik workshop, hiking beach games and star gazing...
