Sumba Beach House, in Indonesia east of the Wallace Line: For your vacation you would like a secluded place that is small, but not completely isolated. And a beach house in an exotic location with just a few suites is exactly what you have in mind. Nestled between palm trees and a white sandy beach with the sound of waves, birdsong and sunsets - that's what this vacation should be like.

Location and amenities:
The exclusive beach house is located on the island of Sumba, which is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands, east of Bali. The facility is located in the southwestern part of the island directly on a long beach, near the village of Kerewe, where most of the employees come from. The approximately 90-minute drive from the airport takes you through the breathtaking landscape of Sumba, past traditional villages and impressive mountains.

The entire Sumba Beach House complex is lovingly designed and is in harmony with the regional culture, which is particularly reflected in the architectural style and furnishings as well as in the natural materials used such as wood and the traditional leafy roof. The interior design is modern and looks very natural thanks to warm beige and brown tones.

There are 4 adjoining, identical suites available, each with its own veranda with bean bags and green plants outside the door. The spacious rooms are designed for two adults and can be reserved with either a king-size bed or two single beds. High window fronts let in lots of light during the day and various lamps provide atmospheric lighting in the evening. All suites are equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans, built-in wardrobes and bedside tables. The private bathrooms have hot water and a rain shower. Plants and bamboo elements create a tropical atmosphere in the bathroom. The traditional crafts of the region are also reflected in selected decorative elements.

The heart of the beach house is the common area: a square, semi-open pavilion located between the suites and the beach. A range of different seating options ensure sufficient comfort. You can either sink into comfortable sofas, relax on sun loungers or enjoy a cool drink at the bar in the middle of the pavilion.

Next to the pavilion there is a small pool for cooling off. Alternatively, you can go directly into the sea from here and swim in a safe swimming area in front of the beach house. Surfing enthusiasts can access two excellent surf breaks directly from the beach.

WiFi is available free of charge in the suites, pavilion and pool area. In-room massages can be arranged upon request.

Occupancy: max. 2 people per room or 8 people when booking the entire beach house

Restaurant:
The Pavilion is the place where all food and drinks are served at Sumba Beach House. Manager Ivana and her local team cook Indonesian and international dishes using fresh, regional ingredients based on the season. Special dietary requests are implemented in the best possible way. And what's more, you can enjoy delicious cocktails, fresh coconuts and cold beer here with a fantastic view of the vast ocean and its waves.

Activities:

Although the island of Sumba is located within the Coral Triangle, it is not (yet) known for its diving resorts.
The Sumba Beach House is not a place for diving. The Sumba Beach House offers wonderful views over a spacious bay and the turquoise sea. The long sandy beach, the gentle waves and the high coconut palms fit picturesquely into the picture-book paradise. The sound of the waves, the spectacular view, the occasional buffalo and horses passing by... If you come here, you can do one thing first and foremost: completely relax and take in the surroundings.

And if you're still looking for something different, you're welcome to explore the surrounding traditional villages and immerse yourself in Sumba's unique culture. Whether visits to villages, long walks on the beach or a trip to the mountains with breathtaking viewpoints, there is something for everyone, best combined with one of our Sumba tours

For a long time, Sumba was considered an insider tip among surfers, but is gradually becoming more famous, not least because of its proximity to Bali. However, tourism is still limited and the somewhat adventure-motivated visitor can still enjoy deserted beaches here.