A Three-Bedroom
Treehouse Villa
Mamole Treehouse is built within the trees on the edge of an ancient forest. Three separate bedrooms with king-sized beds are elevated high above the ground and offer mesmerising views of the Indian Ocean. This unique villa is connected by raised walkways through the treetops, creating a feeling of connection to nature.
The design centres on natural materials and open structure. The circular bedrooms are encased in glass and with an ensuite bathroom and balcony overlooking the coastline. Below, open-air living areas flow toward a private lounge and infinity pool set within the trees.
Mamole A serves as the primary suite, Mamole B as the central connecting room, and Mamole C as a standalone residence.
Occupancy
6 adults
Bedroom
3 Bedrooms
Bed Type
King-size bed
Location
Oceanfront
Amenities
- King size beds in all treehouse suites
- Outdoor showers
- 2 swimming pools
- Outdoor dining and entertaining areas
- Spa private treatment room
- Balconies with ocean views
- Beach bag
- Sandals
- Bathrobe
- Safe deposit box
- Individual AC
- Ceiling fan
- Insect repellent
- Lighted vanity mirror
- Ample storage and hanging space
- Hairdryer
- Minibar
- Wi-Fi
- Yoga mat
- Guest Kapten
Service
A personal Guest Kapten is included to take care of all your needs during your NIHI® adventure at the Edge Of Wildness™.
For Groups
Generously appointed deck chairs and lounge seating make Mamole a social estate perfect for larger groups of friends or families that wish to be separate but close together.
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Last chance to win a stay at NIHI Sumba!
It’s the final few days before our competition for a 3-night stay on the Edge of Wildness ends. To celebrate the Year of the Fire Horse, one lucky follower will stay where horses roam and the days feel untamed. To have the chance to experience the magic of NIHI Sumba, all you have to do is:
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Competition closes 30th April, 2026. Full T&C available in our link in BIO.
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Raw beauty, untamed adventure, and moments that stay with you forever. Welcome to @nihi. A place that stays with you long after you’ve left. Experience the magic in the spaces between nature and luxury. A retreat from the modern world out on the Edge of Wildness.
Wake up to the wonder of untamed nature as first light filters through the palms and the mist rises.
@nihi is where breakfast is served slowly and enjoyed with the sight of horses to admire and the background sound of waves rolling in. Spend your days with quiet swims by the ocean or in the comfort of your own private haven. The Edge of Wildness awaits to be discovered.
Experience Sumba’s ancient ways on Nihiwatu’s shoreline right in front of @nihi. On Mini Pasola nights by NIHI Sumba, you get an introduction to Sumba’s rich culture. Young riders from the nearby traditional villages pit their skills against one another by racing along the pristine white sand. A friendly and competitive race that guests can watch and cheer for. Proceeds go to the @sumbafoundation to help fund equipment the kids from the nearby villages may need for schooling.
As light hits the rolling waves, magic stirs to life. At @nihi, the wonder of untamed nature is all around you waiting for you to discover its charm. Welcome to the Edge of Wildness.
Dive straight into sunset as the sky melts into the horizon. Perched above the ocean and tucked among the trees, Mamole Tree House is a place to slow down, let go, and take in the wild beauty.
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On the island of Sumba, horses are part of everyday life. Woven through generations in tradition, ceremony, and culture. Symbols of freedom, strength, and spirit.
Each day across the island of Sumba, locals bring their horses to the shoreline, where they wade into the sea to bathe and swim in the saltwater. A ritual as old as the island itself.
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