Activities, Sports & Relaxation
Located at the far end of the camp, a few metres from the shoreline, the music pavilion is a forest sanctuary. Here, you can listen to music, order picnic lunch and a bottle of wine, enjoy afternoon tea or a sunset cocktail.
The Library specialises in Indonesian art and culture, with a wide range of books on marine life. A laptop is available for Internet access. Snorkelling equipment, windsurfers, kayaks and Hobie cats are available from the thatched-roof bale close to the boardwalk.
The boardwalk itself is furnished with beach chairs and shade umbrellas. A freshwater dipping pool is set against a wall of coral rock but swimming is done in the shelter of Amanwana Bay.
A variety of superb dive spots are easily accessible from Amanwana. Guests can organise their underwater programme at the Dive Centre, which also offers a range of equipment.
The Jungle Cove Spa is just off the beach and under shady tamarind trees. Simple coral-stone walls divide the outdoor centre into three treatment areas, each including a recessed soaking tub and a shower. All face out to Amanwana Bay.
Enjoy a massage, a fresh-fruit facial or a Borneo body scrub while watching the clouds gather about distant Mount Rinjani. A variety of Indonesian crafts and antiques can be found in the gift shop. A few Moyo-made offerings are also available.
Wireless broadband connections are available in the Library and some public areas.
Diving
A variety of superb dive spots are easily accessible from Amanwana. Guests can organise their underwater programme at the Dive Centre, which also offers a range of equipment.