• Wae Rebo Village - DAY 01: LABUAN BAJO – DENGE – WAE REBO (L/D)
  Begin the journey from Labuan Bajo, driving inland through stunning panoramic views, charming villages, and lush rice fields. Enjoy lunch at a local house in Denge. In the afternoon, embark on a trek to Wae Rebo, reaching Post 2 at Pocoroko, a spot offering breathtaking views of the South and the Savu Sea. This is the last location with cellular phone service. The next stop is Nampe Bakok, where you can enjoy a complete view of the traditional village of Waerebo. Arrive at Waerebo in the late afternoon. Dinner will be served in the village. Spend the afternoon exploring the village and its surroundings to immerse yourself in the local lifestyle. Overnight accommodation will be in one of the traditional houses, shared with local residents. (Very simple accommodation).

• Wae Rebo Village - DAY 02: WAEREBO – DENGE – LABUAN BAJO (B, L)
  Spend the morning in the village, then trek back downhill to the point where a car will be waiting to take you back to Labuan Bajo.

• Cancar - a brief visit to Cancar Spiderweb
  In Manggarai, the impressive lingko fields are a must-see. The most spectacular view of these fields is from Cara Village, located on a small hill 17 km west of Ruteng in Cancar. With their circular, spider-web design, these fields are unique attractions in Manggarai.

Lunch will be provided along the way. Arrive in Labuan Bajo by late afternoon or early evening. (Drop-off at your hotel in Labuan Bajo).

NOTE: It is not possible to catch a flight directly from Waerebo.

• Accommodations as per itinerary
• All taxes, fees and handling charges included
• Guidance by an English-speaking guide
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off in Labuan Bajo city area
• Meals provided: 2 lunches, 1 dinner, 1 breakfast
• Entrance fees covered

• airline ticket to/ from Labuan Bajo
• Personal Expenses, Tips etc

Trekking and Traditional Village Stay
Waerebo is a distinct traditional village of the Manggarai ethnic group, famed for its indigenous structures. Perched at an elevation of 1,125 meters within a conserved natural forest, it boasts seven indigenous homes known as Mbaru Tembong, each accommodating multiple families. Inhabitants subsist on farming produce such as coffee, taro, and assorted vegetables. The trek towards this hamlet spans roughly 3 to 4 hours, traversing woodlands and natural water bodies.

• Please bring :proper walking shoes, sweater, towel, bath amenities, scraft,changing Cloth
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• A maximum of age is 65 years old or depend to your Physique and stamina Condition

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.