Walindi Plantation Resort, Kimbe

Walindi Plantation Resort offers two types of accommodations: ocean view Bungalows and garden view Plantation House Rooms. The Bungalows are free-standing 'bure' style settings with ensuite bathrooms and private verandahs, built from local timber. Plantation House Rooms, arranged in blocks of four, feature shared verandahs and garden views, providing a cozy, community feel.

The resort is situated on Kimbe Bay, a marine biodiversity hotspot recognized for its clear, calm waters and rich coral ecosystems. Walindi Resort boasts three purpose-built day boats for diving and snorkeling excursions across more than 40 diverse sites. Guests can also explore vibrant underwater life, including schools of fish, barracuda, and occasional sightings of dolphins and sharks.

Walindi offers various enriching land tours, including hikes to the Garbuna volcano and visits to local villages. Unique experiences such as thermal hot river swimming and birdwatching are readily accessible from the resort. Guests can also engage in guided adventures to discover the island's rich wildlife and WW2 history.

Dining at the resort takes place in the Casuarina Restaurant, offering three meals daily with a blend of Western and Asian cuisines. The food is prepared using local seafood, fruits, and vegetables, ensuring fresh and seasonal dishes. An open bar at Planter's Bar serves a variety of drinks, providing an engaging social space for guests.

Walindi Resort emphasizes marine conservation and education through various initiatives that engage both guests and the local community. The Benjamin family, pioneers in scuba diving in Kimbe Bay, have committed over 55 years to preserving this unique ecosystem. The resort also contributes to the Max Benjamin Legacy Fund, supporting ongoing environmental education and protection.

Location: Exclusive access to Kimbe Bay

Rooms: Ocean view Bungalows and garden view Plantation House Rooms

Diving: Over 40 dive sites in pristine waters

Activities: Volcano hikes and birdwatching tours

Dining: Casuarina Restaurant and Planter's Bar

Conservation: Marine education and community engagement