The 2 Days 1 Night (2D1N) Wae Rebo Village Tour Package is a private cultural and adventure tour that takes you deep into the remote highlands of Flores Island, Indonesia. Starting from Labuan Bajo, this immersive tour brings you face‑to‑face with authentic traditional Manggarai culture, stunning rainforest scenery, and one of Indonesia’s most unique and remote villages — Wae Rebo — located about 1,200 meters above sea level.
Why Visit Wae Rebo Village?
Wae Rebo is an ancient Manggarai village uniquely built with cone‑shaped traditional houses called Mbaru Niang, surrounded by lush forests and misty mountains. The village is recognized for preserving its traditional architecture and cultural heritage, creating a rare and unforgettable travel experience.
During this two‑day tour, you will see:
- The ancient traditional village of Wae Rebo itself
- Denge Village, the starting point of your trek
- Spider Rice Fields (Lingko Lodok) in Cara Village
- Scenic rainforest landscapes and mountain views along the trekking route
What to Expect on the 2D1N Wae Rebo Tour
Day 1 – Labuan Bajo to Wae Rebo
The tour begins early in the morning with a hotel pickup in Labuan Bajo around 06:00 AM. You’ll drive toward Denge Village, enjoying beautiful countryside views including rice fields and rainforest scenery.
From Denge Village, the adventure continues on foot with a trek that takes approximately 3 hours through tropical forest trails and over rivers before arriving at Wae Rebo Village.
Once at the village, you’ll participate in a local welcome tradition known as Pau Lu’u, learn about the unique Mbaru Niang houses, and settle in for the night in a traditional shared house. Dinner with fellow travelers and an overnight stay within the traditional village setting give you an authentic cultural experience.
Day 2 – Wae Rebo to Labuan Bajo
Wake up early to enjoy the cool mountain air, scenic morning views, and perhaps sunrise photos of the village. After breakfast and a chance to explore Wae Rebo’s surroundings or enjoy local coffee, you’ll trek back down to Denge Village.
Next, your tour continues with a drive to Cara Village, where you’ll visit the fascinating Spider Rice Field — a unique ricefield pattern shaped like a spider’s web and deeply rooted in Manggarai tradition. After plenty of photo opportunities and scenic views, you’ll return to Labuan Bajo and be dropped off at your hotel, concluding the tour.
Included & Not Included
What’s Included:
- Entrance fees to Wae Rebo and related sites
- English‑speaking guide
- Private air‑conditioned car for travel between locations
- One night stay in Wae Rebo traditional houses with shared bedding
What’s Not Included:
- Personal expenses
- Meals
- Hotel accommodation in Labuan Bajo before and after the tour
- Flight tickets
- Travel insurance
- Medicines and other personal items
- Tips for guides and drivers
What to Bring
For a successful trek and authentic experience, it’s recommended to bring:
- Casual and comfortable wear
- Trekking shoes
- Raincoat or jacket (weather can change suddenly)
- Personal essentials and medications
Tour Price & Bookings
The 2D1N Wae Rebo Village Tour Package starts from approximately USD 310 per person and is offered as a private trip, making it ideal for couples, families, and small groups seeking an immersive cultural adventure.
Bookings should be made at least two days in advance and are subject to availability. Ensure you confirm your tour and payment through the official booking process for a smooth experience.
Why This Tour Is Worth It
This tour combines cultural immersion, nature trekking, and local traditions for a truly unique travel experience in Indonesia. Wae Rebo Village offers a rare glimpse into a way of life preserved for generations, surrounded by misty mountains and pristine rainforest — a must‑see destination for adventurous and culturally curious travelers.
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