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It took 5.5 hours to reach Bali from Australia. From there, a two hour car ride to Ubud, an overnight stay in the rice fields, back to the airport the following morning, and a short 50-minute flight to Sumba Island. In a brief 24-hour turnaround, I found myself in the perfect paradise and currently one of the best kept secrets in Indonesia, if not Southeast Asia as a whole.
Nihiwatu Resort on Sumba Island was first described to me as a “hidden, perfect paradise”. While returning guests who travel as far as California and the East Coast of the USA would like to keep it that way, slowly but surely this resort is building a name for itself as one of the most luxurious, secluded and exotic resorts in the world.
Nihiwatu Resort Overview
The island on which Nihiwatu resides is currently an untouched oasis, where locals still make their way on foot to the watering hole and the entire resort runs on generators. While in land mass it is roughly the same size as Bali, Sumba Island has a mere 600,000 local inhabitants and Nihiwatu is one of the only resorts on the island.
Once you’ve reach paradise, however, you’ll likely believe you and your travel companion(s) are the only ones here.
That’s because each villa is built in a way that will leave you feeling as if you are the only ones here on this secluded island paradise. The resort is currently having a complete facelift and is now more luxurious than ever, making this year the perfect chance to visit Nihiwatu before it becomes any more well-known (the word is spreading like rapid fire).
The Villas:
Private, Palatial, and no less than Paradise.
There are a range of different villas available, depending on your budget, taste, and how many in your party. There is no communal pool at Nihiwatu, but fear not as all villas have their own private pool!
Some of my favourite features of the Marranga Villas include a large round bathtub (request rose petals one evening for something special), the private outdoor bale with sweeping views of the ocean, and the uncapped room service, all included in the rate!
You won’t find a television in your room, but you won’t find a purpose for it either. All you have to do is step outside and within an instant the troubles of the real world feel miles away – as, in reality, they are. Take the chance to switch off, unwind, and go back to basics.
Back to Basics (with a touch of luxury)
The best way to spend your time at Nihiwatu is to head outdoors and enjoy the many activities on offer in and around the resort. That could include a chartered fishing trip, jet skiing, snorkelling, or catching a wave on the famous left-hand break waves (just be sure to reserve a slot, as only 10 surfers are allowed out daily for a price of $100 per day to limit numbers and maximise wave time).
If water sports aren’t your style, another popular activity is the twice-daily yoga classes, or I really enjoyed the sunset horse ride for something special.
“Spa Safari”
Should you prefer to just relax and take it all in, you absolutely cannot miss arguably the best experience on offer at Nihiwatu, the “Spa Safari” which encompasses a morning hike (90 mins), followed by a cooked breakfast, unlimited spa treatments, and healthy lunch.
Spa treatments include the likes of foot reflexology; full body scrub; deep tissue massage’ head & neck massage’ and any other treatments you desire to fit into your time at the Nihioka Day Spa.
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