Surrounded by tropical greenery and crystal seas, Bawah Reserve rests in Indonesia’s remote Anambas Archipelago. This formerly unknown marine conservation area is one of the hottest destinations in the world of pristine beach holiday locations, however, with a 4 hour journey to get here from Singapore by ferry and then seaplane, there is no danger of it being spoilt by overcrowding.
Bawah makes a point of leaving no stone unturned and organises everything from your seaplane journey to the endless available experiences, which include kayaking, snorkelling, trekking, cooking classes and gourmet suppers and picnics, as well as unlimited spa treatments.
The attention to detail doesn’t stop at your suite’s door, everything inside your room from the 300-thread count bed linen to the copper bathtubs are designed to make your stay as stress free and as relaxing as possible.
Guests can choose from 35 indulgent suites in this corner of paradise. Whether it’s the chic bamboo accommodations that offer instantaneous beach access or the garden suites that are set amongst the trees of the tropical jungle or the overwater bungalow that offers a spectacular panoramic view over the archipelago, every variant offers something different but each one embraces the feeling of ultimate luxury.
With four bars and restaurants to choose from, a highlight for any visitor to Bawah has to be the food and drink selection. Guests can sample a range of home-made refreshing yoghurts, seafood, Mediterranean and Indonesian inspired food and tropical cocktails.
Bawah Reserve is a little corner of paradise that is perfect for anyone seeking to truly switch off from the outside world and bask in Indonesia's magnificence.
Located between Singapore and the island of Sulawesi, the Riau Islands Province straddles the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. This tropical location enables it to boast a myriad of untouched islands, with pearly white beaches and turquoise lagoons.
As you might expect from such an undiscovered and sparsely populated part of the world, the preservation of Riau’s natural jewels is second to none. Consequently, it is a mecca for diving enthusiasts who desire a plethora of marine life.
Many of the people on the islands still live according to traditional methods, without electricity or mobile signal; it is therapeutic to see the happiness that people gain from living without the modern distractions that can so often dominate our lives.
As you progress further into the region, explorers will find the Anambas Archipelago; a protected area of tropical islands, mystical lagoons and stunning beaches just waiting to be explored.
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Average temperatures remain stable all year round in the Riau Islands Province. Read More
High Season (1st March 2019 - end February 2020): From US $1,870 per room per night
Low season (July 2018 - end February 2019): From US $1,780 per room per night
Special offers:
10% Early Bird discount for bookings made more than 90 days in advance
Stay 5 pay 4 - valid all room types until end February 2020.
(Not valid for periods 15-24 April 2019, August 2019, 20 December 2019 - 2nd January 2020)
Please contact your Destination Specialist for more information on +44 (0) 1993 824198.
Included:
Round trip transfers from Singapore (including luxury chauffeur, express immigration clearance and journey on Bawah’s private seaplane).
Breakfast, lunch and a la carte dinner, all soft drinks, Spa & Wellness Centre (treatments, massages and wellness sessions), non motorised water activities, unpacking service, all laundry, satellite wi-fi.
Excluded:
Diving, alcoholic beverages, boutique purchases.
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