Sumba Tour 3 Days (West Sumba )

Day 1 Arrival

On your first day in the Sumba Tour 3 Days, when you arrive at Tambolaka Airport, our driver and guide will pick you up and drop you off at the hotel before we go to several famous places.

Ratenggaro Village

Ratenggaro is a must-visit among the famous attractions in East Sumba. This traditional village in Southwest Sumba is famous for its Marapu culture and stunning ocean views.
The village has tall houses with pointed roofs, reaching up to 15 meters high. These houses are not just for living—they also honor ancestors. You’ll also find ancient stone tombs that are hundreds of years old.
On a Sumba Tour 3 Days, you can experience Sumbanese life, from traditional weaving to rituals. It’s a great way to learn about their customs and history!

Mandorak Beach

Our next visit on the first day of the Sumba Tour package 3D2N is Mandorak Beach, nestled in Pero Batang Village, Kodi District, Southwest Sumba Regency.

Mandorak Beach is a hidden gem with a picturesque 50-meter coastline framed by dramatic cliffs. Its pristine white sand glistens under the sun, enhancing its natural charm.

The beach’s most striking feature is the Gate of the Sea—two towering coral cliffs that stand like a majestic gateway, allowing the seawater to flow through. This breathtaking formation adds to the beach’s unique allure.

Weekuri Lagoon

Explore the beauty of Weekuri Lagoon with our Sumba Tour Package 3D2N. This Sumba Tour Package 3 Days 2 Nights includes a visit to Weekuri Lagoon, a stunning saltwater and brackish lake located in Kalenarogo Village, North Kodi District, East Nusa Tenggara.
Known for its crystal-clear, bluish-green waters, the lagoon has become a favorite destination for tourists seeking natural beauty and tranquility.

Formed by seawater seeping through cracks in the surrounding rocks, Weekuri Lagoon displays breathtaking color gradients ranging from bright blue to turquoise.

The water also varies in temperature—some areas are pleasantly warm, while others are refreshingly cool—making it a truly unique natural wonder in Indonesia.

Day 2

On the second day of Sumba Tour Package 3D2N, we will take you to some famous attractions in East Sumba: Waikelo Sawah, Tarung village, and Watu Belah beach.

Waikelo Sawah

Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of West Sumba, Waikelo Sawah is a hidden gem that captivates visitors with its lush green rice terraces, crystal-clear waters, and tranquil atmosphere.

This picturesque destination offers the perfect setting to unwind, immerse yourself in nature, and capture stunning photographs. The vibrant emerald hues of the rice fields contrast beautifully with the azure skies, creating a postcard-worthy scene that embodies the untouched beauty of rural Sumba.

Waikelo Sawah is more than just a scenic spot—it’s a window into the peaceful, agrarian lifestyle of the Sumbanese people. The gentle rustling of the rice stalks, the soothing flow of the water, and the distant sounds of traditional village life all contribute to an ambiance of pure relaxation.

Many travelers include this idyllic location in their Sumba Tour 3 Days itinerary, as it provides a refreshing contrast to the island’s rugged beaches and dramatic cliffs.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Waikelo Sawah promises an unforgettable escape into the heart of Sumba’s serene countryside.

Tarung Village

As part of our Sumba Tour 3 Days, one of the must-visit spots is Tarung Village, located in West Sumba Regency, East Nusa Tenggara.
This village is known for its deep cultural roots, unique traditions, and traditional Sumbanese houses called Uma—stilt houses with tall, thatched roofs that reflect the island’s heritage.

You’ll also find ancient megalithic tombs here, which play an important role in local ceremonies and show the strong bond the people have with their ancestors. Tarung Village offers a meaningful glimpse into the heart of Sumba’s culture.

Watubelah Beach

Watu Belah Beach in Sumba is a hidden paradise located on the eastern coast of the island, known for its dramatic cliffs, crashing waves, and breathtaking ocean views.

The beach gets its name from the massive rock formation that appears to be “split” in two, creating a stunning natural landmark that’s perfect for photography and quiet reflection.

This secluded spot is rarely crowded, offering a peaceful escape from more popular tourist destinations. The journey to Watu Belah Beach itself is an adventure—passing through traditional villages, rolling hills, and stretches of savanna unique to Sumba.

If you’re planning an itinerary for a 3 days trip to Sumba, Watu Belah Beach is perfect for Day 2: spend the morning enjoying the sunrise over the rocks, explore the nearby cliffs, and perhaps enjoy a simple local lunch prepared by villagers.
It’s an unforgettable stop that captures the raw and untouched beauty of Sumba.

Day 3

On the third day of this Sumba Tour 3 Days, we will visit the last destination before transfering you to the airport.

Praijing Village

Before you go home, on this third day of the Sumba Tour 3 days, we will close this with visiting the Praijing village.
Before going home on the third day of the Sumba Tour, we will end the trip by visiting Praijing Village.

Praijing Village, also called Prai Ijing Traditional Village, is in Tebara, near Waikabubak in West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara. It’s only about 3 kilometers from Waikabubak and easy to reach by car or motorbike. The village is famous for its culture, traditional houses, and beautiful views.

The village is built on a small hill, so visitors can see green valleys all around. People believe being high up brings them closer to their ancestors, whom they honor through their Marapu religion.

There are 38 traditional houses in the village. They are made from wood, bamboo, and grass. The roofs are tall, like towers, and can be up to 15 meters high. These roofs show the connection between the people and the spirit world.

The villagers still follow their traditional way of life. They wear traditional clothes during ceremonies. Women hand-weave ikat cloth using skills passed down from their ancestors. Visitors can watch them weave and buy the fabrics.

The village also has megalithic tombs—large stone graves between the houses. These tombs are built to honor their ancestors.
Visitors can take tours, meet the locals, take photos, and learn about Sumba culture. However, they should be respectful, especially during ceremonies or when entering homes.

Tambolaka Airport

After returning to your hotel, you will transfer to the Tambolaka airport to catch the flight. Thank you for coming to Sumba!