Lelewatu Resort: What a view! This idyllic resort gem is hidden in Indonesia east of the Wallace Line, on the Lesser Sunda Islands, in the west of the wild and romantic island of Sumba. Let yourself be enchanted by the magical location of the Lelewatu Resort and enjoy its inspiring atmosphere. To pamper yourself and daydream.

Location and amenities:
The Lelewatu Resort is located on the west side of the island of Sumba and can be reached quite quickly from Bali Airport. The very private bungalow resort with retreat character is built with high-quality materials and in a traditional style. The luxurious bungalow-style villas offer the highest level of comfort and blend naturally into their surroundings, true to the resort hotel's motto 'where Sumbanese heritage meets modern enjoyment'.

The resort offers truly breathtaking views over the Indian Ocean, with occasional ships passing by and spectacular sunsets. A small, natural white sandy beach invites you to take a swim in the waves of the sea. The resort has 11 individual bungalow-style villas, depending on the villa, at least approx. 130 m² in size and with their own pool. While 8 villas have just one room each, 3 villas are available with two rooms each, particularly ideal for families or close friends. All villas offer sea views and enough space for privacy and relaxation.

The spacious villas feature high-quality Sumbanese design and are decorated with examples of the sought-after local art of Ikat weaving. They are also equipped with air conditioning and TV as well as a bathroom according to western standards and divided into a living and dining area. They also have a spacious terrace with access to the private pool. The furnishings are luxurious. There are also cozy beach beds scattered throughout the resort that invite you to linger and relax. The Lelewatu Resort also has a spa and a gym.

Electricity and Wi-Fi are available 24 hours a day in the resort.

Occupancy: max. 2-5 persons, dependant on Villa type

Restaurant:
The Lelewatu restaurant is also built into the hillside and comes along with an incomparable sea view, especially at sunset. Here, daily changing dishes from local Indonesian and international cuisine are offered. While the day begins with an à la carte breakfast, a 3-course menu is served for lunch and dinner. Additionally, additional tea, coffee and water are available throughout the day. Special dietary requirements can also be accommodated. Ideally, let us know in advance. The restaurant also includes a bar with lounge; the ideal place to end a relaxing day with some company.

Diving:
Although the island of Sumba is located within the Coral Triangle, it is not (yet) known for its diving resorts. The Lelewatu Resort is not a diving resort.