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Ama Homestay

Ama homestay 1 the dining area of ama homestay
A simple outdoor seating area features a small table with a yellow cloth and three dark grey plastic chairs on a white tiled floor, in front of wooden doors and windows with red curtains.
Home Where to Stay Homestay Ama Homestay
Secluded Surf Near Beach
From $15 / night
Budget

About

Ama Homestay, conveniently situated just 100 meters from Rua Beach in Wanokaka District, provides an economical option for accommodation with scenic beach views. Starting at an affordable rate of $10 per night, guests are offered three meals daily along with cozy and comfortable rooms. The homestay features a quaint dining area where guests can enjoy their meals, fostering a home-like atmosphere. While restroom facilities are shared, the homestay’s simplicity adds to its charm, creating a welcoming environment perfect for travelers looking to stay close to the beach without breaking the budget.

Best For

Solo Travelers Surf Enthusiast

Key Facts

  • Under renovation and not operating at the moment. now
  • Bookings only via WhatsApp
  • Toilets outside, rooms are fans only

Dining

N/A

Accommodation Types · 1 bookable unit

Homestay room
1 unit

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