As the year draws to a close, we’re excited to share the latest updates from Rinjani Bay. This month, we also spotlight the vibrant opportunities awaiting in this stunning destination. Whether you’re dreaming of a private villa or looking to explore Sumbawa’s natural wonders, there’s so much to look forward to in the months ahead.
In this issue, you’ll find:
✧ Plot of the Month
✧ Where Organic Produce Thrive at Rinjnai Bay
✧ Ecological Tourism in Sumbawa’s Saleh Bay
✧ Le Jacques Cartier Cruise Brings International Visitors to Sumbawa
✧ Book a Site Visit
PLOTS OF THE MONTH
RINJANI BAY E11
✧ Plot Size: 2,294m2
✧ Price: USD 125,000
Discover your slice of paradise at Plot E11 of Rinjani Bay. This elevated plot offers the perfect space for a luxurious 4-bedroom private pool villa, featuring unobstructed ocean views to the west, ideal for stunning sunsets. Located next to the Rinjani Bay Hotel, you’ll enjoy exclusive access to world-class amenities, including an all-day dining restaurant, sunset bar, rejuvenating spa, and private function spaces.
All E plots are located just a 5-minute stroll from the pristine beach and the Rinjani Bay Beach Club, offering the ultimate beachside relaxation. Plus, you’ll be conveniently adjacent to the Rinjani Bay Organic Gardens, where we grow our own fresh, organic produce.
WHERE ORGANIC PRODUCE THRIVE AT RINJANI BAY
At Rinjani Bay, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. We’ve created a unique haven where luxury and nature coexist harmoniously. Our commitment to sustainability shines through in our organic, chemical-free gardens, where homegrown produce thrives in partnership with local farmers, fostering a community-centered approach.
As a land plot owner, you’ll have the joy of harvesting fresh, organic fruits and vegetables directly from the gardens, with deliveries right to your villa. These harvests will also be featured in the dishes at our dining venues, offering a true farm-to-table experience that embodies the essence of sustainable living at Rinjani Bay.
ECOLOGICAL TOURISM IN SUMBAWA’S SALEH BAY
The Provincial Government of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) is developing ecological-based tourism in Saleh Bay, located on Sumbawa Island, a key breeding ground for whale sharks. Whale sharks are a unique attraction that not many regions can offer, making their protection and conservation a top priority to ensure their long-term survival.
Saleh Bay, covering 1,459 square kilometres and stretching 282 kilometres in length, serves as a vital habitat for these majestic creatures and has become a significant draw for both domestic and international tourists. West Nusa Tenggara has already established nine conservation areas, covering a total of 183,000 hectares, across both Lombok and Sumbawa. These efforts contribute to a broader goal of fostering sustainable tourism, where natural beauty and local culture thrive together, benefiting both the environment and local communities.
LE JACQUES CARTIER CRUISE BRINGS INTERNATIONAL VISITORS TO SUMBAWA
Sumbawa recently welcomed the arrival of Le Jacques Cartier, a luxury cruise ship carrying 132 tourists from Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. The visit marks another milestone in the island’s growing appeal as a premier destination for international travellers seeking unique cultural and nature experiences. As part of their journey, guests aboard Le Jacques Cartier had the opportunity to explore Sumbawa’s pristine landscapes, rich traditions, and vibrant local culture.
The arrival of Le Jacques Cartier not only brings international attention to Sumbawa but also supports the local economy, showcasing the region’s readiness to host premium tourism experiences; reflecting Sumbawa’s increasing prominence as a sustainable travel destination, balancing authentic cultural exchanges with ecological preservation.
BOOK A SITE VISIT
Discover the beauty of Rinjani Bay firsthand with our immersive site visit tours tailored for potential owners, offering a personalised glimpse into the breathtaking landscapes and unique offerings of Rinjani Bay. Explore our grounds, envision your future plot and experience the natural wonders of West Sumbawa for yourself.
