If you ever dreamed of being a castaway on your own tropical desert island (though with personal fishermen and cooks and a way to get off the island when your fantasy is over!), Mr. Earwin's (very spartan) bungalows on Palambak and Sikandang islands are for you. It was quite a trek to get there: my son and I hired a...
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We visited during Ramadan this year and found a very chilled out place with 4 basic main bungalows and a dodgy one (near the kitchen at the back for the same price - mmm). The nice long beach was deserted except for the odd guest and during the evening it was cool to meet the other guests in the 'restaurant'....
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Erwin has a website now for his Lyla's bungalows and is building a new bungalow site on the even more paradisic uninhabitated coral island of Sikandang: www.banyak-island-bungalow.com
Reviewed December 19, 2010
I spent three week in the north-western part of Sumatra, on a little archipelago called the Banyak Islands. From Medan it takes 6 hours by bus to go there. There are several busses a day and they are comfortable and inexpensive (100,000 RP per person). You can travel over night or by day.
I have been to many islands in...
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Reviewed June 14, 2011
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