Sumba Travel Guide: All You Need to Know
Sumba is one of those parts of Indonesia that has managed to preserve a character that has become increasingly rare ...
Guide to Mandorak Beach, Sumba
Mandorak Beach is one of the most photogenic stops in Southwest Sumba. It is small, framed by coral cliffs, and ...
Marapu in Sumba: Culture, Rituals, and What Visitors Should Know
When you arrive in Sumba, you immediately notice how different it is from the more well-known Indonesian islands. The tall ...
7 Traditional Villages in Sumba Worth a Visit
Sumba is famous for its dramatic landscapes and remote beaches, but some of the most rewarding parts of the island ...
Pasola Festival in Sumba: A Traveler’s Guide to the Tradition
Ever heard of Pasola? It’s a traditional spear-throwing battle on horseback that only takes place in West and Southwest (Kodi, ...
Wairinding Hills: Guide to East Sumba’s Iconic Landscape
Wairinding Hills is one of East Sumba’s most iconic and photogenic landscapes—just a 45-minute drive from Waingapu, yet it feels ...
Guide to Walakiri Beach, East Sumba
Walakiri Beach is one of the most popular destinations in East Sumba, known for its small mangrove trees that grow ...
Practical Guide to Weekuri Lagoon (Waikuri) in Sumba
If you’re looking for a peaceful escape in Sumba, put Weekuri Lagoon—also sometimes spelled as Waikuri—on your list. Tucked away ...
How to Get From Bali to Sumba
If you’re planning a trip from Bali to Sumba, there are several ways to get there depending on your needs ...
How to Get to Sumba: Flights and Ferries
Tucked away in East Nusa Tenggara, Sumba feels remote — but getting here is easier than it looks on the ...