A Three-Bedroom
Treehouse Villa
The 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.
Treehouse A serves as the primary suite, Treehouse B as the central connecting room, and Treehouse 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 Treehouse a social estate perfect for larger groups of friends or families that wish to be separate but close together.
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Just the rhythm of Sumba. The ocean, the horses, the wind through the palms and the sounds that make this place feel like nowhere else.

After an unforgettable first Healing with Horses retreat on the Edge of Wildness, we’re delighted to announce that Candice Webster will return to NIHI Sumba in 2027.
Our inaugural retreat brought together the extraordinary energy of Sumba, our Sandalwood horses and Candice’s intuitive approach to equine healing for five deeply transformative days of connection, renewal and discovery.
In 2027, we return to the herd for two intimate retreats:
1–6 June 2027
8–13 June 2027
Spaces are limited. Each retreat offers the opportunity to slow down, reconnect and experience the profound relationship between horses, nature and self.
Full details and enquires are available via the retreat page, linked in our bio.

A true @nihi journey that has only just begun.
Cherish is a graduate from the Rote Hospitality Academy. Today, he is proudly part of the team at @nihirote, welcoming guests from around the world and sharing the beauty, culture and stories of the island he calls home.
@rote_hospitality_academy is proud to help create opportunities for Rote’s next generation, providing the skills and pathways to build their futures on the island.

Where culture runs deep and nature remains wild.
From ancient traditions and the enduring bond between the Sumbanese people and their horses, to untouched coastlines, rolling hills and endless horizons, Sumba is a place shaped by both its people and the land they call home.
At NIHI, every journey is a chance to experience the island as it has been for generations: raw, beautiful and deeply connected to its roots.
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Mornings to dream about.
Wake to the sound of rolling waves, swaying palms, and birdsong as the island slowly comes to life. Here, peace isn’t something you have to search for, it’s all around you. In the quiet, away from the everyday, you’ll find space to reconnect with nature, with the moment, and with yourself.
The simplest mornings often leave the greatest impression.

Experience one of NIHI Sumba’s most magical moments: swimming with horses at Nihiwatu Beach.
Deeply woven into Sumbanese culture, the local people have bathed their horses in the ocean for generations. More than just an adventure, it’s a rare opportunity to connect with these incredible animals while experiencing a tradition that has been passed down through the ages.
Join the daily swimming with horses experience and discover one of Sumba’s most beautiful and authentic rituals.

The soul of Sumba lives in its traditions.
Here, culture isn’t something preserved behind glass. It’s woven into every thread of ikat, passed from one generation to the next through age-old stories and legends, and carried proudly by the people who call this island home.
The bond between the Sumbanese people and their horses runs deep, shaped over centuries and celebrated in the ancient Pasola festival, where tradition, courage and community come together in one of Indonesia’s most extraordinary cultural events.
Even today, these timeless scenes can still be found along the beaches of Sumba, where horses roam freely and the island’s heritage continues to live on.
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The first light spills across the ocean, the mist slowly lifts, horses wander freely along the shoreline, and the world seems to move a little slower.
This is the magic of mornings at NIHI, quiet, wild, and beautifully untouched.

Where wild horses roam the shoreline, endless palms sway in the ocean breeze, world-class waves roll onto untouched white sand, and every sunset feels like nature’s grand finale.
This is Nihi, a place where time slows, the horizon stretches forever, and every moment reminds you just how beautiful the world can be.
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