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Located at the southern end of Indonesia’s remote Anambas Archipelago, Bawah Reserve is a hidden gem that offers an exclusive island experience in a pristine natural environment.
A 1,000-hectare marine conservation area spread across six private islands, just 75 minutes north-east of Singapore by seaplane.
A haven for eco-conscious travellers, nature lovers and adventure seekers looking to switch off in a rarified setting.
Preserving and caring for the planet is a top priority here, seen in everything from marine conservation to its floating solar farm and rainwater catchment and desalination systems.
Bawah’s forests, beaches and lagoons offer a host of superb activities, from castaway picnics and catamaran sailing to stargazing, night snorkelling and stand-up paddleboarding.
With 12 nearby dive sites featuring gentle sandy slopes descending to 25 to 30 metres, divers of all levels can explore this underwater wonderland, led by a team of marine biologists.
Halfway between Malaysia and Borneo and most easily accessed from Singapore, the Anambas Archipelago consists of over 200 islands and is home to around 45,000 people. It offers warm, gin-clear waters and a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna, making it a fabulous destination for eco-conscious travellers looking to drop off grid in an idyllic slice of paradise.
Spread across six of the Anambas islands is the luxury resort of Bawah Reserve, linked together by three sapphire lagoons and an astonishing 13 beaches. As one of Indonesia’s first marine conservation areas, the reserve is home to an astounding variety of underwater life, including hawksbill turtles, an impressive 253 fish species and 63% of the world’s coral species.
Touch down by seaplane at this exclusive, conservation-led retreat located 160 miles northeast of Singapore. Made up of six islands, the impressive Bawah Reserve spans hundreds of acres surrounded by clear waters and coral reefs, with no less than 13 beaches and three lagoons to explore.