Getting to Amanwana

The distant location of Indonesia’s Moyo Island is all part of the appeal of staying at Amanwana. Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the gateway with most frequent international flights (though, direct links to Lombok International Airport (LOP) are also available in more limited numbers). From Bali, it’s an onward flight to Sumbawa Besar via Lombok. Ensuring the most effortless of arrivals, Amanwana’s dedicated concierge team is on hand to assist with all travel planning, transfers and arrangements – including private plane or helicopter charter.

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Amanwana can assist guests in commercial flight bookings.

Currently, commercial flights do not fly direct to Sumbawa from Bali, Jakarta or any international destination. Guests flying on commercial airlines from Bali will experience a stopover in Lombok.

Due to ever-changing conditions, commercial flights often face delays or cancellations, and guests may be held overnight in Lombok. The Amanwana team will monitor guests on in-coming commercial flights and provide assistance when required. However, kindly note Amanwana cannot be held responsible for any delays or cancellations of commercial flights and the guests will be solely responsible for additional costs resulting from changes to their commercial flights.

Guests arriving on all airlines are met at the airport in Sumbawa Besar by an Aman representative and transferred by car to Amanwana’s private jetty, where the Amanwana boat awaits.  

Transfers to/from Sumbawa Besar airport

Guests interested in flying between other destinations within Indonesia should contact the Aman Voyages Concierge team for pricing and availability. Prices are subject to 21% tax & service charge.

Travelling around Asia 

Launch a multi-destination Aman journey in the region where it all began. With 18 resorts across 11 countries, it’s never been easier to linger for longer in Asia.

In Indonesia alone, there are four more exclusive hideaways to explore, including Bali’s Amankila on the quiet east coast, Amandari in the culture-rich Ubud highlands and Aman Villas at Nusa Dua on the island’s southernmost beach-ringed peninsula. Meanwhile, Java-based Amanjiwo focuses in on the temples of Borobudur and two-masted Phinisi sailing yacht Amandira skippers sea-lovers through the Spice Islands, Raja Ampat and Komodo.