Bawah Reserve

Overview

Book your next beach holiday at the secluded and exclusive Bawah Reserve. A five-star resort in Indonesia, which stretches across a collection of six tropical islands — it’s a paradise above and below the waves. A top-level spa offering local and traditional treatments, yoga, meditation and Pilates sessions, an array of water sports, swimming and even stargazing, ensure that your stay in the Anambas Archipelago will be all about respite and relaxation.

Holiday resort information

Room Types

Whether you prefer jungle, garden, beach or overwater settings, there’s a luxury accommodation option to suit you across the resort’s five choices. All rooms include free Wi-Fi, a safe, minibar and pantry, snorkelling equipment and still/sparkling water.

Overwater Bungalow

In these beautiful structures, you’ll have 105 sqm of space, and direct lagoon access from your suite. Luxuries include an air-conditioned king canopy bed, a lagoon and ocean view sun deck, a private verandah, a bath tub and rain shower.
Beach Suite

Unwind across 70 sqm with one of these beachfront suites, which include a bathtub and separate shower, twin basins, an outdoor shower, verandah and an air-conditioned king canopied bed.
Deluxe Beach Suite

Go all out with a sprawling 150 sqm beachfront suite, just seconds from the sand. Enjoy a sun deck, your own private dining pavilion, an air-conditioned king canopy bed, bath and separate shower.
Garden Suite

Described as a ‘safari-style tented’ suite, these luxe living spaces are 70 sqm, surrounded by trees and close to the beach. Your retreat will feature a verandah, a daybed, outdoor shower, separate indoor shower and tub, plus an air-conditioned king or twin canopied beds.
Jungle Lodge

One of these lodges, surrounded by nature, will provide you with a partial sea view, an air-conditioned king bed, twin canopied beds, rain showers and a copper hand basin with a mirror.

Facilities

At this eco-friendly resort in Indonesia, you’ll be an environmentally conscious traveller, thanks to the resort’s focus on sustainability and ‘minimal impact’ design. If you choose, your luxury stay can also include education and participation in marine conservation.

When it’s time to get back to relaxation basics, head to the double treatment suite in the Aura Spa for a range of therapies and massages, as well as private wellness sessions. Alternatively, you can take to the beach for yoga and meditation sessions, or visit the pavilion for Pilates.

If it’s exhilaration and excitement you crave, Bawah offers this in buckets too, with snorkelling among the colourful coral reefs to spot parrot fish, turtles and reef sharks. There’s also a number of dive sites and experiences, a half-moon-shaped infinity pool by the beach, plus watersports such as paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing. If you prefer to stick to dry land, guests can have their own island adventure by hiking three trails that run through verdant Indonesian jungle to reveal sensational coastal views. In the evenings, you’ll be wowed by the sight of the lagoon lit up by the Milk Way, enjoy star gazing through the telescope, or watch movies on the beach.

Restaurants

At Bawah Reserve, you’ll eat and drink across three fabulous dining destinations, including a terrace restaurant and two cool bars, which all feature designs in affinity with the scenic surroundings.

Tree Tops

Situated underneath a jungle canopy and proving breathtaking island views, this restaurant allows you to eat surrounded by lush rainforest. Fine dining on the terrace includes top wines and decadent dinners, while you can also visit for breakfast and lunch.
The Grouper

Taking its name from a large local fish, this laid-back bar straddles the beach, jetty and the pool. Stop by during the day or the evening for coffee, cocktails and even a glass of fizz, all against an ambient soundtrack.
Jules Verne Bar

Another fun and cosy haunt — here you can sip on a variety of spirits, imaginative cocktails, vintage wines, cool beers and refreshing juices. It’s a great spot, crafted from old tree roots, where you can while away few lazy hours.