The property is located just at the foothills of the Kelimutu lake, near the village named Moni, surrounded by the local village people and village life. The Villa is made considering the way of living of the village people, their style and taste and pretty much blends with the surroundings. The property offers you serenity, peace and an experience of living the Flores way of life.

A native of Flores (Moni/Kelimutu) an energetic, adventurer, wanderer, nature enthusiast and equally passionate about my land's native culture and traditions. I chose my passion as my profession and took this forward to present the beauty and nature of Flores and help experience Indonesia / Flores in it's nativity. With a passion for Flores and a love for sharing the hidden beauties of the Island, I found my calling as a tour guide. Being native to this land, I have a deep connection with its mountains, forests, waterfalls, streets, its people, and its ever-evolving landscape. My goal is to create memorable experiences for each traveler, unveiling the layers of natural beauty, history and culture that have existed in this far-away land for centuries.

Moni is a small village located at the foot of Mount Kelimutu . Moni is located in Koanara Village - Kelimutu District - Ende Regency - Flores - East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). Usually before visiting Lake Kelimutu which is located in the Kelimutu National Park (TNK) area, tourists need spend the night here. Kelimutu area is surrounded with forest containing floras that are scarcely found in Flores area. Other than pines, there are also casuarinas, red wood and edelweiss. Local community believes that Kelimutu Mountain is sacred and donates fertility to the nature nearby. Distance from Moni to the top is about 12 km. and then visitors will climb on foot through the pathway for 30 minutes. The serene village atmosphere with cool refreshing air and the warm hospitality of the local people will definitely make your stay here special. There are a number of exciting activities you can do around the lodge such as bird watching, visiting traditional villages, and of course enjoying the magnificent view of the Tri-Colored Lake of Mount Kelimutu at sunrise.