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This secluded eco-luxury resort unfurls across six private islands in Indonesia’s remote Anambas Archipelago, encircling three impossibly clear turquoise lagoons in the South China Sea. Reachable only by seaplane from Singapore, Bawah Reserve pairs barefoot exclusivity with a quiet conservation ethos, its 36 Tented Suites, Overwater Bungalows and Pool Villas crafted from reclaimed materials and driftwood, powered largely by solar energy.

Days unfold between diving pristine reef walls, kayaking through hidden lagoons, and drifting above coral gardens on paddleboards, while evenings bring candlelit dinners on powder-white sand and spa treatments overlooking the water. The atmosphere is one of unhurried, understated wonder — a place where untouched nature and refined hospitality meet without pretension. Far from crowds and connectivity, Bawah Reserve offers a rare, restorative escape for travelers seeking Indonesia’s wild maritime beauty in its most luxurious, sustainable form.