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The luxurious Nihi Sumba Resort is located on Sumba Island, 400 kilometers east of Bali. It was voted the best hotel in the world by Travel + Leisure magazine in 2016 and 2017. Here, you will enjoy a top-notch vacation experience, enjoying a variety of modern facilities, while also deeply exploring the unspoilt culture of the island and experiencing the unique local traditional customs.

Located close to the beach and surrounded by naturally formed rock formations and tidal pools exposed at low tide, Nihi Sumba Resort is an ideal place to get in touch with nature.

ℹ️ Nihi Sumba Resort Introduction-

Sumba is a beautiful island in Indonesia, located 400 kilometers east of Bali. It only takes 50 minutes to fly from Denpasa Ngurah Rai International Airport.

The resort provides 27 luxurious sea view villas with a total of 38 rooms, including: Kasambi, Wamoro, Lantoro, Kanatar, Lamba, Lulu Amahu, Tree House (Mamole), Marangga, Puncak, Raja Mandaka Residence, Haweri and Villa Rahasia.

There are 5 restaurants and bars in the resort, namely Ombak, Nio Beach Club & Pool, Boat House, Menara and Kaboku. In addition, in-villa dining service ("Food in the Villa") is provided.

The resort has 2.5 kilometers of private beach and offers cooking classes, a children's play area, Kris and Charlie's chocolate factory, and babysitting services to meet the needs of family travelers.

The resort offers a wide range of non-motorized water sports including surfing, kitesurfing, stand-up paddleboarding and snorkeling, as well as fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, off-road vehicle adventures and gym facilities.

The unique Nihi Oka Spa Safari experience allows you to enjoy treatments in a seaside boathouse, apartment, or yoga studio. The spa program is based on local traditions and covers massage, exfoliation, facial and body care, allowing you to completely relax your body and mind.

Giving you an open itinerary to create your own adventure. The surrounding landscape is filled with wonderful natural beauty and is the perfect backdrop for the many activities offered by the hotel - horse riding

Kids can take cooking classes, visit a chocolate factory, meet friendly ponies or attend various skill-building workshops.

See firsthand more of this wild and vibrant culture by visiting local villages and markets, shopping for local arts and crafts, huge megalithic cemeteries, and the exquisite tie-dye weavings recognized around the world.

The menu is crafted using fresh produce from the in-house organic garden to evoke local flavors and far-flung tastes. Local fish are caught and raised from our shores daily and cooked in new ways every night. Toast is always cooked over an open flame, not in a toaster.

Enjoy an unforgettable gastronomic experience at NIHI Sumba, the world’s best hotel

Nihi Sumba Resort Map

From Sumba (formerly Tamboraca) Airport to the resort, you will enjoy an unforgettable journey through the beautiful Sumba landscape in our open-wheel vehicle. Your Sumba experience begins at Tamborakaka Airport, a one-and-a-half-hour journey that takes you away from the busy streets of Bali and into a unique world filled with a fusion of Africa and Asia. The journey starts at sea level and gradually climbs to the Rijewa Mountains, 500 meters above sea level. The spectacular scenery along the way, framed by teak and rosewood plantations, and the dense deciduous forests of Sumba, is dazzling. The road winds down to Waikabubak, passing traditional villages and Sewah Falls, and the green scenery is picturesque, stretching from neat terraces to river valleys and dense forests, eventually giving you a glimpse of the majestic beauty of the Indian Ocean. Waikabubak is a traditional market town located on a plateau 400 meters above sea level. In the evening, you may see buffaloes being driven through the town. On the last leg of the journey, you will enjoy the vast scenery of the Wanokaka River Delta, where local tribesmen, armed with traditional swords and wearing Ikat turbans, graze their cattle in the rice fields. Finally, travel through local villages and arrive at the dreamy NIHI resort.