Sumba Island Adventure Tours 4 Days 3 Nights
– Start/Finish : Tambolaka Airport
– Grade : Easy
– Minimum Pax : 02 Person
– Hotel/Resort : Sinar Tambolaka Hotel or Similar
Itinerary:
Day 01 : BALI – TAMBOLAKA
Pick up service at your hotel in Bali and transfer to the airport to catch domestic flight (Merpati flight) leaving for Tambolaka in West Sumba. Upon arrival at Tambolaka airport, meeting service and direct transfer to Manandang Hotel or Monalisa Hotel. Lunch and dinner provided. Afternoon Puu Naga, Tambeler and Tarung the most bautiful traditional Sumba village with their unique architecture. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 02 : WAIKABUBAK – KODI – WAIKABUBAK
After breakfast, drive to Kodi district with enroute stop at Tambolaka and Waimangura village. Arrive at Kodi visit Ratenegaro and Pronobaroro village that have the highest roofs and biggest tombs on the island. Return to Waikabubak. All meals provided. Overnight at hotel.
Day 03 : WAIKABUBAK – WANOKAKA – WAINGAPU
After breakfast, depart to Waingapu in the eastern part of Sumba island with en-route stop at Wanokaka (where the Pasola event take place). “Please note – Pasola is NOT performed daily)” and few of highlight on the way to the east. All meals provided. Upon arrival in Waingapu, direct transfer to Merlin Hotel. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 04 : WAINGAPU – DENPASAR (BALI)
After breakfast, morning visit to Kawangu and Prailiu village to see the “masterpiece” artwork of handicraft textile, traditional houses and tombs of Merapu cosmic religion. Transfer to the airport, return to Bali. Upon arrival in Bali, direct transfer to your original hotel.
Rate : US$ 575/person min 02 person
Rate Included:
Pick up services from Tambolaka or Waingapu Airport, accommodation based in Sinar Tambolaka Hotel or Similar, English Speaking Guide, AC vehicle, Tours as per itineraries, All Meals, Refreshment ( Tea/Coffee/Mineral Water ), Entrance Fees
Rate Excluded:
Return Air Tickets, Alcoholic and Non Alcoholic Drinks,Additional Tips, Laundry, Phone Calls and Any Personal Expenses.
