quotes from the media

“You’ll make quite a splash when arriving at this ultra-posh hideaway.  The eight seat seaplane that puddle-jumps from nearby Bali lands directly in the cerulean bay, then motors up to the dock.  Once ashore, settle into one of 20 tents—surrounded by jungle or fronting the Flores Sea.”

“Every resort in Indonesia knows what it is they do, but very few know why they do it. Amanwana, the only resort on Pulau Moyo, is one of those rare exceptions. The staff here thinks from the inside out, not the outside in. They have a purpose and a cause. “Pulau Moyo isn’t a part of us,” says Kevin Brooke, the general manager at Amanwana. “We’re a part of Moyo.” And Brooke is right — in more ways than you can imagine. Sure, Amanwana is the most luxurious resort east of the Wallace Line. Sure, the only way to get to the secluded resort is on a privately-chartered Cessna C-208 seaplane, and sure, its 20 luxury tents are as lavish and gallant as any exclusive hotel in Southeast Asia — from the triple-digit thread-count sheets to the salmon quiche served at breakfast. But when Brooke tells you Amanwana is about the island and the people, he’s not lying.”