NET - Amanwana, Indonesia Amanwana, meaning peaceful forest is located on the island of Moyo east of Lombok and Bali in Indonesia. Set in a secluded cove overlooking crystal clear seas and surrounded by a lush tropical forest, Amanwana is a nature camp and hideaway for those who want to experience pristine wilderness in supreme comfort. An official wildlife reserve since 1976, the island offers a fascinating variety of flora and fauna. The vegetation on the island ranges from semi-open to heavy jungle. There is a great variety of trees, such as native teak, tamarind, fig, coral and banyan.
Animal life includes rusa deer, banteng buffalo, boar, monkey and bats.
Birdlife consists of the white breasted sea eagle, barmity kite, osprey, megapod and other species of wild birds. The surrounding seas contain many colorful corals, of both soft and hard varieties, including, staghorn, gorgonian fans, sponges and plate coral. Fishlife is similarly plentiful, with baitfish, pelagics, morays, lobster, parrotfish, barracuda, small reef sharks, blue spotted and eagle rays. In addition, dolphins, turtles, giant manta rays and the occasional whale can be seen. Time Difference Indonesia covers three time zones.