Accommodations
All of our rooms are spacious, well-ventilated, and generously distributed around the undulating karst rock formations of our private resort island. All rooms feature Balinese-style open air bathrooms, wall fans, independent air-conditioning units, fresh hot and cold showers, mini-bars stocked with treats from around the archipelago, and handcrafted furniture and fittings.
North lagoon: Water Cottages
The Water Cottages are built on stilts over the water. For lazy afternoons with a good book, there is a hammock built right into the veranda. The view from your veranda is framed by a traditional grass roof, offering a high degree of privacy as well as shade. Stairs lead down from your veranda to the North Lagoon, and the House Reef is just a few fin kicks away. It's easy to imagine you are the only person on Earth in these independent cottages: the perfect place to soak up the island’s tranquility.
North Lagoon: Villa Utara
Villa Utara overlooks the House Reef and the spectacular dive sites of Fiabacet beyond. Steps down into the sea give easy access to the House Reef. This Villa features two en-suite bedrooms, a shared common area with a half bath, a loft, and a massive veranda. We especially recommend this Villa for families or groups of 4-6 friends. Private dinners can be arranged on your veranda.
north lagoon: villas nasnoos and wakachom
These two separate villas are built on stilts over the House Reef. They feature a hammock built into the verandas. This is the ideal spot for early evening shark-gazing while the sun goes down. Villas Nasnoos and Wakachom each feature a master bedroom and an indoor living area with sofa. The sofa can be converted into another twin or double bed, and there is a partition to add privacy to the master bedroom. These Villas also have lounge seating sunken into the veranda as well as steps down into the sea. Perfect for 2-3 guests, or they make a great option for two small groups who wish to be housed in the same area while maintaining space and independence.
north lagoon: Villa tabisasu
Villa Tabisasu is located on the eastern edge of the North Lagoon. This Villa, named after the local word for 'orchid,' features an en-suite bedroom and adjoining living area. The outdoor living-area face east and enjoys glorious sunrise views, all your own. Uninterrupted views of the distant Daram Islands make Villa Tabisasu the perfect private retreat.
south beach: Villa waya biru
Villa Waya Biru is tucked into the jungle under a wild almond tree, this Villa features unrivalled views over the far southern horizon, with the powder-white South Beach just a stone's through away. This octagonal shaped room has a separate 'pod,' which you may like to use for meditation, yoga, writing, spa treatments, or simply snoozing. The bathroom is built into the surrounding rocks, with a view from the shower that cannot be beat. Hence the name Waya Biru, which means 'Blue Water' in the Misool tribal language. This Villa also features an extra octagonal shaped 'pod,' perfect for meditation or yoga.
south beach: Villa moro laiyn
Villa Moro Laiyn is named after the Misool language word for 'South Breeze.' This villa has a decidedly tree house feel to it. Like its neighbor Waya Biru, this Villa is surrounded by trees and jungle sound. From the octagonal-shaped bedroom, you'll be able to see baby sharks cruising along in the shallows of the South Beach. This Villa also features an extra octagonal shaped 'pod,' perfect for meditation or yoga.
south beach: Villa kalanme
Named after one of our island's most important spirits, Villa Kalanme is a collection of three self-contained villas. The Villas may be booked seperately or as a group - this is the ideal option for groups of 4-6 guests or families with small children. Villa Kalanme also offers a shared octagonal-shaped lounge area with a huge outdoor terrace, the perfect setting for a private dinner or celebration for your group. These villas are particularly well-suited to those who enjoy gorgeous white-sand beaches, dark skies for star-gazing, and the sound of the waves lapping on the shoreline.