
Sitting gracefully 50 meters above sea level on a sweeping coastal ridge, Terra Flora Awang is engineered explicitly for the ocean-centric investor.
A new bypass road now links the airport directly to the Mandalika circuit in around 20 minutes, and Awang sits right along that same growth corridor.
Terra Flora Awang is officially breaking ground. Following the exact same high-standard infrastructure roadmap layout pioneered at Terra Flora Kuta, our civil teams are mobilizing on-site to stabilize roads, access lines, and deep utilities.
To complete the maritime masterplan, the estate will play host to a panoramic gym and dedicated yoga building, a spa, a restaurant, and a separate water sports centre.
Awang Harbour gives yacht owners, tenders, and speedboats secure, effortless access to the open bay, just a stone's throw from the villas.
Wake up, assess the tides, and paddle out. A high-quality, crowd-free surf line breaks directly at the absolute front boundary of the development.
MotoGP returns to the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in 2026, part of a government-backed push to establish South Lombok as a year-round international destination rather than a single-event venue.
The 1,200-hectare Mandalika Special Economic Zone continues to expand, and a new bypass road now connects the airport to the circuit directly — infrastructure that shortens the distance to Awang along the way.
Other large-scale coastal developments are already staking claims along this same corridor. Land in Awang sits inside that momentum, not adjacent to it.


From the hillside, the bay opens westward toward Ekas and, on clear mornings, Mount Rinjani's silhouette rises in the distance behind it — Indonesia's second-highest volcano, framed above open water. It's a view unique to this stretch of coast, and one no amount of built amenity can replicate.
The first villa built at Terra Flora Awang is currently moving from design into construction. These early studies show the massing, zoning, and circulation thinking behind the finished home.










An uncompromised land bank blueprint engineered to lock in long-term capital appreciation along Lombok's booming eastern nautical corridor.
Awang Harbour gives yacht owners, tenders, and speedboats secure, effortless access to the open bay, just a stone's throw from the villas.
Awang is a genuine, working coastal village, not a manufactured resort strip. Its natural deep-water bay supports a long-standing local fishing community, giving the estate a sense of place that Kuta and Mandalika have largely built over.
World-class, uncrowded surf at Ekas Bay is a short boat ride from the shoreline, alongside fringing coral reefs well suited to snorkelling and diving.