Rinjani Bay

Owners place their villa in the resort’s rental programme under a fixed lease. The operator runs the villa and covers its running costs, including insurance, maintenance, staff, utilities, marketing and furniture replacement.

• Lease fee: USD 24,000 a year, as set out in the developer’s agreements. The lease period begins in month 25 after the deposit, with the first annual payment in month 36, paid in arrears. There is no income during construction.
• Personal use: 30 nights a year. Owners can choose more nights in return for a lower lease fee.

The estate also offers oceanfront and beachfront plots, and a collection of plots set in the treetop canopy above the bay, for buyers who want to design and build their own home. Plot terms and structure are confirmed with the developer for each plot.

West Sumbawa is one of Indonesia’s quieter coastlines, known for surf breaks, reef diving and seasonal whale shark encounters. The developer’s May 2026 materials describe the nearby airport as open for private flights and anticipate commercial flights from Bali from 2027. Commercial routes and dates remain to be confirmed.

This is an off-plan resort property in an emerging location. Construction, completion dates and the lease income depend on the developer and the operator. Ownership is a long-term lease under Indonesian law. The developer offers a 14-day refundable period after reservation to review the legal documents. Take independent legal and tax advice before committing.

Meraya introduces you to the developer of this opportunity. Figures are taken from the developer’s materials (May 2026) and may change. All terms are governed by the developer’s Turnkey Villa Agreement and Management Agreement.