ARYA Sumba
New resort on Sumba provides quiet, private island experience with horse culture and local exploration.
The Brief
- Resort located directly in front of Maliti Beach on Sumba's western coast.
- Offers private villas, on-site dining, and horse-related activities.
- Includes transportation arrangements and flexible exploration options.
ARYA Sumba - Kodi, a resort located directly in front of Maliti Beach, provides a private beachfront experience on Sumba Island. The resort is designed for travelers seeking comfort and privacy without the typical overcrowding found in more established destinations.
The property, developed by ARYA Properties and operated by ARYA Resorts, offers a range of accommodations, including 53 villas, and includes on-site dining options such as NINO Restaurant & Bar and Weiyo BeachClub. Guests can also arrange various activities, including horseback riding and photography sessions with horses.
Horse culture is deeply embedded in Sumba's identity, and this is reflected in the resort’s design and guest experiences. Activities such as horseback riding along the coast and swimming with horses are available, offering a unique way to engage with the island’s distinctive characteristics.
To enhance the travel experience, the resort provides transportation services, including airport transfers from Tambolaka Airport. Guests can also choose between car rental with a driver, motorbike rental, and bicycle options for independent exploration of the island.
The resort is designed to reduce the need for frequent departures from the property, with on-site facilities for dining and relaxation. This allows guests to enjoy the island’s natural beauty and cultural landscapes without the hassle of constant travel.
ARYA Sumba - Kodi represents a growing trend in Sumba’s hospitality sector, offering a balance between comfort and privacy. While the island has gained recognition among international travelers, much of it remains untouched by mass tourism, preserving its unique appeal for those seeking a quieter, more immersive experience.
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