Anambas Islands

Located within Indonesia's wider Riau Archipelago, the Anambas Islands archipelago is a remote and largely undiscovered cluster of more than 200 islands in the Natuna Sea, a southern swathe of the South China Sea.

Renowned for their crystalline clarity, the vivid blue waters that surround these islands are home to thriving, bio-abundant coral reefs that teem with tropical marine species, making them a hub for water-based activities such as snorkelling and scuba diving.

The emerald-green islands that make up the archipelago, meanwhile, lie covered in lush coats of tropical rainforest that conceal traditional, rustic villages. One of Indonesia's best kept secrets, the exclusive accommodations that lie scattered amongst the islands draw on authentic culture and place eco-consciousness and sustainability at the heart of their ethoses, reconnecting visitors with the islands' pristine location in this remote Eden of Indonesia.