KEI ISLANDS
Built of palm, stone, shell and silence
In the sacred coastal village of Ohoidertawun, in the Kei Islands, Southeast Maluku, Manoa welcomes travelers seeking something rare: four boutique villas, nine rooms in total, crafted from palm, stone, and driftwood, standing in harmony with a landscape shaped by ancient traditions and pristine beaches.
Beyond Travel
After crossing the sea and walking barefoot across sandbanks that disappear with the tide, visitors discover a paradise where time slows down. Hidden lagoons, remote beaches, limestone cliffs, and coral reefs known mainly to local fishermen await those who come to explore. For birdwatchers, the diverse ecosystems of the archipelago offer one of Indonesia's richest backdrops.
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