West Sumba

Great culture and unspoiled beach

Day 1
Flight from Bali to West Sumba, Tambolaka. Transfer by car to Waikabubak (1hour). Inside this sleeping city, you can find traditional settlements on top of the hills.
We walk to Kampung Tarung, a village of traditional high roof houses surrounding impressive graves and offering tables.
Spend the night in a simple family hotel in the center of town.

Day 2
By car we travel towards the south coast. We walk a couple of hours through hilly terrain from village to village. Depending on your strength we can adjust the length of the walk from 2 to 6 hours. We end the day at one of the most pretty beaches of Sumba, Marosi.
One more night in Waikabubak.

Day 3
By car we drive about 2 hours to the southwest part of Sumba. In the Kodi district, we visit some villages with roofs reaching high out in the sky. We take lunch in a friendly homestay in Pero before we drive on for a swim in Waikuri, an astonishing gorgeous salt-water lake.
We spend the night in a small resort at an idyllic beach, on the north coast.

Day 4
Relax and enjoy the beach. Possible to visit the local museum.

Day 5
At around 9 am; transfer to the airport for the flight to Bali.

Book 2 days in advance.

price:

€400 pp
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when:

Everyday

includes

  • English speaking local guide
  • Transportation
  • Hotels and breakfast 
  • All activities

excludes

  • Personal expenses
  • Activities which are not listed
  • Flights Bali-Tambolaka-Bali
  • Lunch and dinner 

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because we use motorised transportation, we plant a tree on your behalve!

* This action is part of our Trees4Tours program in collaboration with Trees4Trees. More on our sustainability policies you can find on the projects page.






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We do it ViaVia Style

We do it ViaVia style.

Sustainable community based tourism with emphasis on respect for local  people, their culture and nature

  • we prefere to travel by foot, bicycle or local public transport
  • parts of our profits goes to the community through various cultural and educational programs
  • we work with local guides that speak english
  • locations are often off the beaten track
  • we compensate our carbon footprint by planting trees