Amanwana-Moyo,Indonesia

Located east of Bali,the tiny island of Moyo is inhabited almost exclusively by butterflies,crab-eating monkeys,and rusa deer-plus handful of cosseted barefoot visitors from this luxury nature camp,carved into a secluded cove amid lush jungle.The Amanwana gets its share of high-profile guests,but needn't be trying to elude paparazzi to relish being both a million miles from civilization and within hailing distance of an excellent kitchen,superb water sports,and a hotel staff that lives to serve you.The twenty beachfront "tent" accommodations are actually spacious,canvas-roofed,teak-floored bungalows replete with camouflaged modern amenities,where the absence of Tvs,telephones,and a daily newspaper will make reality seem like a bad dream.Most of the guests eventually set off on a series of nature walks inland,jeep trips to a waterfall,or boat excursions to pritine bays and secluded coral caves.Amanwana is one of Indonesia's prime dive resorts,and its 1000 foot vertical drop is home to giant lobster,turtles and white-tip reef sharks.At 5 o'clock,everyone's aboard the hotel's wooden outrigger for a sunset cruise on the Flores Sea,the evening sendoff to another fine day in paradise.
Cost:doubles from $725(includes all meals and some activities)
Acommodation:www.amanresorts.com