Nestled within the resorts 100 hectare reserve, The Sanubari is a sanctuary for the explorer and nature lover searching for unique experiences in one of the world’s last living megalithic cultures.
The property is set on 2 km (1.2 miles) of pristine beachfront and every villa looks over the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Each villa is elegant in design and features oversized windows to enjoy the views, hand crafted furniture, and a traditional Sumabnese decor.
The beachfront farm to table restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, with a focus on locally grown seasonal produce wherever possible.
Whilst there is no public swimming pool, upgraded villas feature a private pool which is generously sized and terrazzo-lined.
Guests can enjoy experiences such as swimming with horses, exploring traditional villages and indulging in spa treatments, all while being immersed in the island's rich cultural heritage.
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Pool villa, The Sanubari
Rooms
The resort features six individual villas, each designed to offer maximum privacy and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The villas are spacious and elegantly furnished, with floor-to-ceiling windows that allow guests to fully appreciate the stunning vistas. The interiors are adorned with traditional Sumbanese decor, creating a harmonious blend of local culture and contemporary style. Each villa also comes with its own private pool.
Location
Located in west Sumba, approximately a two hour drive from Tambolaka Airport, The Sanubari is nestled on two kilometers of untouched beachfront. The Sanubari is set within a 100-hectare reserve in the ancestral lands of the Marapu people, one of the world's last living megalithic cultures.
Food and drink
The restaurant offers a variety of dishes made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Guests can enjoy their meals while taking in the panoramic views of the ocean and the lush surroundings. The resort also offers unique dining experiences, such as private beach picnics and romantic dinners under the stars.