World-class surfing, sensational ocean vistas & a community focus make NIHI one-of-a-kind.
Surrounded by nearly 600 acres of unspoiled jungle on Sumba Island's remote western coast, everything about NIHI is a dream. Built by owners who longed to share this incredible corner of Sumba with like-minded travellers but still give the island the protection it deserves, the resort is pillar of sustainable tourism and there's a major focus on eco-friendly habits and community projects. Today, it's one of the best resorts in the world and combines breezy and beautiful villas (and views!), a stunning spa and gastronomic feasts with the chance to explore the incredible natural surroundings in privacy. Truly, paradise found.
Cap Karoso
Sumba
From
$290
per person/night
A sensational oceanfront resort with all the high-end trimmings and a sense of heritage.
Sitting pretty on the remote western tip of Sumba Island, the area surrounding Cap Karoso is virtually untouched by tourism. With its concrete-clad, linear structures, Cap Karoso was an ambitious addition to the island and is now one of the loveliest resorts on this side of the Wallace Line. The resort experience is constantly being reinvented and there's an ever-changing rotation of artists, chefs and experts ready to share their unique talents with the guests. Every detail is on-point and bespoke, overseen by one of the Parisian owners including everything from specialised oolong tea blends to commissioned works by Indonesian artists.
The Sanubari
Sumba
From
$260
per person/night
The Sanubari is seated on a lush reserve within the forgotten ancestral lands of the Marapu people on Sumba island. Ancient and mystical, our 100 hectare reserve is a sanctuary for the explorer, the nature lover and anyone seeking a unique experience in one of the world’s last ancient megalithic cultures. From kilometers of empty white sand beaches, to world-class Indonesian surf, to unique once in a life time day adventures.
