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Only accessible by seaplane, Bawah is a group of six tropical islands that feature 36 beautifully designed suites and bungalows. Surrounded by lagoons and coral reefs as well as dense jungle canopy and mangroves, this eco-hideaway is an explorers dream.
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Made up of 36 luxuriously rustic designed suites and overwater villas, Bawah Reserve offers an eco-friendly luxury escape. All rooms have different features but the overwater bunglows with their canopied beds are our favorites.
Whether you are wanting a castaway style vacation or an buddle of activities to keep you occupied Bawah can cater for all. We suggest the traditional activites such as batik paiting which is a piece of local clothing and serving up your own cup of jumi which is a trational healthy tonic.
Bawah has put sustainability at the forefront throughout its development and there is so much we can say about their work but we would simply run out of space. You can of course get more involved at the property by taking part in the marine conservation dives and learnign about the Anambas Foundation.
Bawah Reserve, formerly Bawah Island, is a private island experience like no other. Combining luxury design and an back-to-nature concept, it is an eco-resort made up of six islands that sit in the Anambas Islands between Malaysia and Borneo. With cr...
Bawah brings a new level of luxury adventure to Indonesia with its 36 suites and overwater bungalows nestled within the islands' lush green jungle. Located on previously...
The suites themselves are elegant yet understated in a true Robinson Crusoe style. E...
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When to visit
Order a picnic and head across to one of the private beaches for a Robinson Crusoe experience.
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Bawah Island is located in the Anambas Islands which are part of the archipelago of Indonesia, close to Malaysia and Borneo. Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 islands.