A private bay,
still waiting to be found.
Tucked into the wild southern coast of West Sumbawa, Kertasari Bay is the kind of site developers spend years searching for — a sheltered, crescent bay of white sand and cliff-lined turquoise water, with no resort, no rooftop, and no road noise. Just jungle, reef, and a coastline that has barely changed in a generation.
Two adjoining titled parcels are now available, together or separately: a beachfront bay suited to a boutique resort or private beach club, and a flat, ocean-view plot facing the Alas Strait and Mt. Rinjani, ready to build.
As West Sumbawa's infrastructure matures — a new airfield at Kiantar now taking charter flights, sealed coastal roads, and a slow, steady rise in outside interest — Kertasari remains, for now, refreshingly early.
