Amandira
Amandira is not a hotel — it is a 50-metre private phinisi, a traditional Indonesian sailing vessel, reimagined as a floating Aman resort. The seven cabins and suites are dressed in teak, rattan, and hand-woven textiles, each with an en-suite bathroom and private deck. Amandira sails the Komodo archipelago — home to the world's largest lizard, manta rays, and some of the finest diving on earth — on itineraries of four to ten nights. The crew of 26 includes a dive master, marine biologist, and private chef. Amandira is the finest way to experience Indonesia's most remote waters.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the Komodo dragon and diverse marine life, offering unparalleled diving and snorkeling opportunities.
A biodiversity hotspot with stunning coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and lush islands, ideal for diving and exploring.
Historic islands renowned for their spice trade, offering a glimpse into Indonesia’s rich colonial past and vibrant marine life.
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