2 days Wae Rebo Trip starting from Labuan Bajo and returning to Labuan Bajo. The village is surrounded by beautiful mountains, and dense forests and is inhabited by about 1,200 people.
A village that lives with the spirit of maintaining traditional values. Waerebo is the perfect destination for those of you who are interested in ecotourism. Continue this amazing journey to see the circular rice fields that resemble spider webs. To join the 2-day Wae Rebo trip, you should stay in Labuan Bajo area.
What is the elevation of Wae Rebo Village?
Wae Rebo Village is one of the highest villages in Indonesia. At 1,100 meters above sea level, Wae Rebo is one of the highest villages in Indonesia. Wae Rebo village is currently inhabited by only 1,200 people.
Why is Wae Rebo a recommended trip?
Wae Rebo has a rich history, unique architecture, and the opportunity to experience the daily life of the local people.
- Stunning views of Wae Rebo. Mountains and dense forests surround the village. We can see the views from the top are spectacular.
- Unique architecture: Only in Wae Rebo village can you see the traditional Mbaru Niang house. A traditional house with a circular cone-shaped roof made of palm fiber.
- Rich history: Wae Rebo village has a rich history.
- Experience local life: In Wae Rebo village visitors can experience the daily life of the local people. How they cook food over a wood fire.
- UNESCO award: The village was recognized by UNESCO in 2012 for its rebuilding of the traditional Mbaru Niang houses
How many days should I spend in Labuan Bajo to join the Wae Rebo trip?
Please book two nights at a hotel in Labuan Bajo. The tour of Wae Rebo Village will start at 7:00 a.m. and return on the second day late evening.
Schedule of Wae Rebo trip?
2 days Wae Rebo trip is an open trip that leaves every day from Monday to Saturday. It starts from Labuhan Bajo and returns to Labuhan Bajo.
Overview of 2 days of the Wae Rebo trip:
- See the unique Wae Rebo village with traditional cone-shaped Manggarai house
- Admire the beautiful small village surrounded by beautiful mountains and dense forest
- Visit a circular rice field that resembles a spider’s web
- Hear stories from centuries ago about the ritual of distributing rice fields to villagers
Detail itinerary of 2 days Wae Rebo Trip:
Day 01. Labuhan Bajo – Denge village – Wae Rebo village
- Start the overland trip at 7.30 – 8.30 am Local time.
- Drive from Labuan Bajo to Denge Village for around 4- 5 hours.
- Trekking will take 2-3 hours, depending on body endurance, from Denge to the top of Wae Rebo Village.
- Highly recommended that the participants be in good physical condition.
- Welcoming ceremony in the chief’s house.
- Continued by seeing and experiencing the local community’s everyday life.
- Dinner and stay at Mbaru Niang ( Wae Rebo traditional circular cone-shaped houses with unique architecture).
Day 02. Wae Rebo village – Labuhan Bajo
- Breakfast with locals.
- Sightseeing around the Village
- Trekking down from Wae Rebo to Denge continued with Lunch
- Repi beach
- Lembor spider web rice fields
- Back to Labuan Bajo, arrive at Labuan Bajo around 5-6 PM.
The price is IDR 1.900.000/ person
Package Include
- Transportation ( Kijang Inova )
- Wae Rebo Entrance tickets
- Local Guide
- 1-night Accommodation in Wae Rebo Village (traditional house)
- Ojek/Bike Charter return
- Waelu’u Ceremony Donation
- Food and Drink
- Free documentation ( photos and video )
Package Exclude
- Flight Ticket
- Personal expenses
- Tipping
How to book a 2-day Wae Rebo trip?
- To avoid misunderstandings, please read our booking terms and conditions carefully.
- Email or WhatsApp app us for availability by sending the date and number of participants.
- Send a copy of your passport. We need to sign up your details for booking.
- Secure your booking by sending a deposit.
- Reconfirm your arrival details.
- You need to pay the balance in cash upon arrival.
- Check your booking status on our booking list
Term of Payment:
- You can make a deposit payment using our bank account or PayPal.
- We are not responsible for any taxes.
- You must pay the balance in cash upon arrival.
Cancelation policy:
- A full refund will be issued for cancellations made up to 7 days.
- A 50% charge applies for cancellations within 5 days.
- A full charge is applicable for cancellations within 48 hours.
- We are not responsible for flight or luggage delays.
Essential Tips, what to bring and prepare:
- A strong backpack for trekking to Wae Rebo village.
- Hiking shoes
- T-shirt, Jacket, and sock for sleeping
- Towel, sun cream, and hat
- Bring Cash
- Books for children in Wae Rebo Village
- Backup battery
- Physical preparation
Recommended tours in Labuan Bajo:
- 3 days 2 nights Komodo cruise, available share and private trip
- 2-day, 1-night Komodo tour.
- Full-day tour Komodo trip by speed boat.
FAQ
What is the cultural significance of Wae Rebo?
Wae Rebo is a traditional village in Flores, Indonesia. It’s known for its unique Manggarai architecture. The Mbaru Niang houses are a key part of its rich heritage.
What can I expect from a 2-day Wae Rebo trip?
Staying for 2 days and 1 night in Wae Rebo is an immersive experience. You’ll see traditional architecture and enjoy the area’s natural beauty. You can interact with villagers and learn about their life.
How do I get to Wae Rebo from Labuan Bajo?
Getting to Wae Rebo from Labuan Bajo is easy. You can take a private car, shared transfer, or chartered boat. The trip takes 3-4 hours, depending on your choice.
What should I pack for my Wae Rebo trip?
Pack comfortable clothes, sturdy shoes, and a jacket or sweater. Don’t forget personal care items and any needed medications. Bring a camera to capture the beauty and culture.
What can I expect from the traditional welcome ceremony in Wae Rebo?
The traditional welcome ceremony is a highlight. It includes cultural etiquette and meeting village elders. It’s important to respect local customs during this time.
How can I support the local community during my visit to Wae Rebo?
Supporting the local community is easy. Buy local crafts and souvenirs. Practice sustainable tourism and join community activities. Your support helps preserve Wae Rebo’s heritage.