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PAID CONTENT FOR WAKATOBI VILLAS


PAID CONTENT FOR WAKATOBI VILLAS


PAID CONTENT FOR WAKATOBI VILLAS


Wakatobi Resort INDONESIA


WITH WORLD-CLASS DIVING AND SNORKELLING SET AMID THE SPLENDOUR OF INDONESIA’S BANDA SEA, WAKATOBI RESORT IS A TRUE PARADISE


An idyllic small-island resort set in the pristine waters of central Indonesia’s Banda Sea, Wakatobi is one of the world’s premier diving and snorkelling destinations. Vivid coral reefs, white- sand beaches, and cerulean waters come with an extra serving of luxury and bespoke services for guests at Wakatobi Villas.


Welcome to paradise The Wakatobi Villas experience begins well before guests arrive at the resort — trip planning and logistics are coordinated by a dedicated team that can assist with arrangements for layovers and tours in Bali. On arrival at Bali’s international airport, guests are greeted by a Wakatobi Villas representative who assists with entry, baggage, transfers and layovers. On the morning of travel to the resort, relax in an airport lounge and enjoy a complimentary breakfast before boarding a private flight to Wakatobi’s airstrip. An attentive team will greet guests upon arrival and escort them to their private villa.


144 Wakatobi’s highest class of accommodation,


the iconic Indonesian-style one and two-bedroom oceanfront residences are sheltered among native foliage at the quiet northern end of the resort property. This setting ensures privacy while keeping guests within easy walking distance of all resort amenities. Ocean-view decks are just steps from the pristine waters of the House Reef and face west to take in stunning sunsets over the ocean.


Environmental awareness In keeping with the resort’s commitment to a community-based business model, the villas showcase the talents of local artisans and regional handicrafts — the structures were created from sustainable materials and combine traditional influences with modern amenities. Upscale touches include sculpted stonework, rich hardwoods, and inviting indoor/outdoor spaces such as spa showers, an ocean-view soak tub, and private pools surrounded by expansive decks.


An aquatic wonderland Guests enjoy exclusive access to a collection of Indonesia’s most spectacular and protected coral reefs. Sitting right in front of the resort is the House Reef, which has been crowned ‘the world’s best shore dive’. Accessible day or night, this vast area of seagrass meadows and coral formations delights divers and snorkellers alike. Wakatobi’s marine reserve takes in over 40 additional sites that have enjoyed proactive protection for more than 25 years and remain in pristine condition. Wakatobi is located in the heart of the


world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystem, and snorkellers and divers can view 700 species of coral and thousands of species of marine life, including rare finds such as the pygmy seahorse. For those looking to develop or enhance their


time in or under the water in a safe and supportive environment, private dive and snorkel guides are available to visitors. The skilled guides are the cornerstone of the resort’s private diving and


snorkelling programme and their goal is to provide the ultimate in-water experience. Soon after checking into a villa, guests have the opportunity to get to know their private snorkel/ dive guide, who will accompany them on every dive or snorkelling excursion to provide an appropriate level of guidance and assistance when needed. Guides are also accomplished expert


underwater naturalists who are adept at finding and pointing out the many rare and intriguing forms of marine life found within the resort’s private marine reserve.


World-beating service The resort’s ratio of five staff members for each guest ensures that the highest level of individual attention is provided. Wakatobi Villas guests can opt for catered in-room dining or visit the resort’s acclaimed restaurant — this beachside landmark serves a wide range of international and Indonesian favourites, and the culinary team accommodates bespoke menu requests


and special dietary requirements. To deliver the ultimate in comfort and relaxation, Wakatobi Villas guests are provided with the additional services of ‘private resort experience managers’. These hospitality professionals are always on call to arrange anything from in-room massages to private beachfront dinners, day trips to a nearby island, nature and birdwatching hikes and cultural tours to local villages. Wakatobi’s premier villa package adds even


more perks such as daily spa treatments and the daily use of a private boat, which provides the ultimate in personal attention and scheduling freedom. Guests are able to decide what they want to do and when. For couples celebrating special events such


as a honeymoon or anniversary, a private boat is the perfect way to share a memorable day of diving, snorkelling and relaxing on the water. Throughout the cruise, the attentive crew is on hand to provide any extra special touches such as lunch at sea or a picnic on a deserted island.


DON’T MISS Watch the stunning sunset while enjoying delicious cuisine aboard a private boat


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GET IN TOUCH wakatobi.com T: +44 208 393 8511 E: robert.parrington@wakatobi.com


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