Private Heritage Wae Rebo Villiage Tou 2D1N

The Private Heritage Wae Rebo Village Tour 2D1N promises an immersive exploration into the rich cultural tapestry and stunning natural landscapes of Indonesia. Trekking through lush jungles to reach the traditional village, travelers will be welcomed with a ceremonial greeting and have the chance to engage with the local community, witnessing their time-honored crafts and culinary practices. Beyond the culture, the tour also offers comfortable accommodations and authentic Florenese cuisine, making it a well-rounded adventure that delves into the heart of this captivating region. With an itinerary that highlights the village’s unique heritage, this tour promises to leave a lasting impression on those seeking a genuine connection with Indonesia’s vibrant traditions.

This experience made our list of the 9 Best 2 Day Tours In Labuan Bajo.

Key Points

• A 2-day, 1-night private heritage experience in the remote Wae Rebo Village, offering a unique culture.
• Priced at €193.06 per person, the tour includes hotel pickup, transportation, meals, and local activities.
• The itinerary features a trekking adventure to Wae Rebo, a traditional welcoming ceremony, and exploration of the village’s cultural heritage.
• Accommodations are provided in shared guest houses with local families, allowing for authentic cultural interactions.
• Specific preparation and safety considerations are essential for this remote adventure, including appropriate attire and physical fitness.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Wae Rebo Village tour offers a 2-day, 1-night private heritage experience for travelers.

Priced from €193.06 per person, the tour includes pickup from Labuan Bajo hotels, transportation, a 2-hour trek to the village, accommodation in a traditional house, meals, and local activities.

Visitors can take advantage of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, as well as reserve their spot without upfront payment.

The tour isn’t suitable for certain groups, including children under 2, pregnant women, and those with specific health conditions.

Itinerary changes may occur due to local conditions, weather, or safety concerns.

Itinerary Details

On the first day, guests begin their journey by being picked up from their hotel in Labuan Bajo and driven to Lembor Village, home to the largest wet paddy field area in West Flores.

They’ll then continue to Denge Village, a 5-hour drive in total. From Denge, guests will embark on a 2-hour trek to Wae Rebo Village, where they’ll be welcomed with a ceremony and accommodated in a local guest house.

The evening includes dinner and interaction with the locals.

The second day starts with a sunrise viewing and breakfast at Wae Rebo, followed by an exploration of the village and learning about the local culture.

Guests will then trek back to Denge and return to Labuan Bajo, with a stop at Spider Ricefield along the way.

Inclusions and Accommodations

The tour package includes a private air-conditioned car and driver for the 2-day journey, as well as an experienced tour guide to lead the way.

Accommodation for the night in Wae Rebo Village is in a traditional shared guest house with local families, where blankets and beds are provided.

All meals as per the itinerary are included. Visitors will also receive donations and entrance fees for the Wae Rebo experience, and enjoy a return motorbike service.

The tour give you an immersive local activity experience for travelers. Comfortable and appropriate attire, as well as essential personal items, are recommended to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.

Preparation and Recommendations

Travelers embarking on the Wae Rebo Village tour should pack a thoughtful assortment of items to ensure a comfortable and prepared experience.

Long pants, long sleeves, towel, insect spray, trekking shoes, portable flashlight, raincoat, sweater/jacket, camera, and cash for personal expenses are essential.

Passport or ID, comfortable shoes, change of clothes, rain gear, toiletries, daypack, and a first aid kit are also important items to bring.

The tour involves adventure trekking and jungle hiking for 2-3 hours, so appropriate attire and supplies are crucial.

Visitors should be mindful of the recommendations to have an enjoyable and safe journey to the remote Wae Rebo Village.

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Restrictions and Safety Information

Certain individuals may be restricted from participating in the Wae Rebo Village tour due to health and safety concerns.

The tour isn’t suitable for children under 2 years old, pregnant women, wheelchair users, and those with vertigo, diabetes, altitude sickness, or severe allergies. People over 70 and those with kidney problems or hemophilia are also not recommended to join.

The trek involves 2-3 hours of adventure trekking and jungle hiking, which may pose challenges for some.

The itinerary is subject to change due to local conditions, weather, or safety considerations. Participants should be aware of the physical demands and prepare accordingly for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Pickup and Trekking

For the Wae Rebo Village tour, participants begin their journey with a pickup from their Labuan Bajo hotel.

They then drive for 5 hours, passing through:

• Lembor Village, which boasts the largest wet paddy field area in West Flores
• Denge Village, the starting point of the 2-hour trek to Wae Rebo

Upon reaching Denge, guests embark on a scenic trekking adventure through the jungle, culminating in their arrival at the iconic Wae Rebo Village.

Here, they’re welcomed with a traditional ceremony and accommodated in the local guest houses, ready to enjoy the rich cultural experience that awaits.

Welcome Ceremony and Dinner

Upon arriving at the iconic Wae Rebo Village, guests are welcomed with a traditional ceremony. The village elders greet visitors and perform a ritual to honor their arrival. Afterward, guests are invited to their accommodations – traditional thatched-roof houses called "Mbaru Niang". Here, they’ll enjoy a hearty dinner prepared by the local families, featuring authentic Florenese dishes. During the evening, guests have the opportunity to interact with the villagers, learn about their unique culture, and partake in traditional activities.

Activity	Description
Welcome Ceremony	Formal greeting by village elders
Accommodation	Shared guest houses with local families
Dinner	Home-cooked Florenese cuisine
Cultural Interaction	Engage with villagers, cultural activities

Sunrise and Village Exploration

As dawn breaks over the verdant hills, guests awake to the stunning vista of the sun peeking over the horizon.

After a hearty breakfast, they’ll explore the traditional Wae Rebo village, learning about the local culture and daily life.

The highlights include:

• Witnessing the villagers go about their morning routine, from tending to their crops to weaving intricate textiles
• Visiting the iconic conical Mbaru Niang houses, each with its own unique design and history
• Participating in interactive demonstrations, such as traditional cooking or handicraft-making, to gain a deeper appreciation for the community’s heritage

With the guidance of experienced local guides, the morning at Wae Rebo promises an immersive and unforgettable cultural experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit Wae Rebo Village?

The best time to visit Wae Rebo Village is during the dry season from May to October. This allows for optimal trekking conditions and clearer views, though it’s important to consider increased tourist crowds during peak summer months.

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

No, pets are not allowed on the Wae Rebo Village tour. The tour is not suitable for animals due to the challenging trekking and hiking involved, as well as the traditional accommodations in the village.

Is There Any Special Cultural Attire Required for the Village Visit?

There is no specific cultural attire required for the village visit. Visitors should wear comfortable, casual clothing that covers the arms and legs, such as long pants and long-sleeved shirts, to respect the local customs.

Can I Extend My Stay in Wae Rebo Village Beyond the Tour?

The tour package includes 1 night’s accommodation in Wae Rebo Village, but guests can’t extend their stay beyond the tour. Any additional nights would need to be arranged separately with the village community.

Are There Any Additional Activities or Experiences Available in the Village?

Yes, there are additional activities and experiences available in Wae Rebo Village beyond the standard 2-day tour. Visitors can extend their stay to participate in traditional weaving workshops, cultural demonstrations, and village hikes to explore the surrounding natural landscapes.

Recap

The Private Heritage Wae Rebo Village Tour 2D1N offers an unforgettable culture. Travelers can discover the traditional Florenese way of life, explore the breathtaking landscapes, and engage with the welcoming local community. With comfortable accommodations, authentic meals, and guided activities, this tour provides a truly unique and enriching experience for those seeking to connect with Indonesia’s heritage.

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