Bungaraya Island Resort 

GAYA ISLAND, BORNEO

Stay 

Bungaraya Island Resort & Spa has 48 private villas. These are six types of Villas and Suites and a Royal Suite. Superior Villas are scattered throughout the hillside and have a mix of jungle and ocean views. The spacious Deluxe Villas have a separate living room and an additional living room. Plunge Pool Villas have their own private pool overlooking the beach and sea. The two Treehouse Villas, hidden in the trees, are ideal for honeymooners and come with an intimate outdoor Jacuzzi or private plunge pool.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at Bungaraya Island Resort & Spa. The two and three-bedroom suites are an ideal choice of accommodation if you are travelling with your family. There is a children’s pool area offering swimming lessons for children. For older children gaming system: Nintendo® Wii™ is available. Children’s menus available and have their extended/early dining hours. Babysitting services are available. For safety reasons, children are not allowed in villas with plunge pool.

Dine 

The Pantai Grill restaurant, set on the oceanfront is brilliant when the sea is calm and romantic to sit outside. ‘The Koi’ with an ocean view on one side and waterfall on the other is Bunga Raya Island Resort’s main restaurant. If you love wine, visit ‘The Gua’ or the Cave, with the largest wine selection in the region. Also visit Gayana (Banga Raya’s sister resort), 10 min by speed boat and eat in one of their fabulous restaurants.

Relax 

Bungaraya Island Resort has a beautiful jungle spa, where each pavilion is entwined in the boulders and jungle of the island. It offers a blend of the finest traditional Asian and Western treatments using oils and ingredients from Kerstin Florian line of products. Pamper yourself with a massage, scrub and facial delivered by our skilled therapists. There is also a jacuzzi, plunge pool and an outdoor swimming pool.

Experience 

Take a tour to the Bungaraya Island Resort’s Marine Ecology Research Centre which is doing great work in preserving the marine environment. You will be able to hold starfish or sea urchins and see sharks up close and learn how the damaged reefs are restored. Later, take a walking tour that goes over 5 hanging bridges. Water sports include snorkelling and diving, kayak, paddleboat and paddle board. In motorised they have jetskis, parasailing and banana boats.