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Yes, you can sleep at NIHI Sumba, Lelewatu, Cap Karoso and Maringi Eco Resort in one eight-day trip, but only […]

Sumba’s waterfalls win on solitude and raw scale; Bali’s win on access and facilities. At Lapopu or Tanggedu you may […]

A West Sumba NIHI–Lelewatu itinerary works best as six days and five nights: two nights at Lelewatu for the 4×4 […]

Sumba weather for waterfalls and lagoons has one sweet spot and two compromises. May to July gives clear, still-strong waterfalls […]

Where to stay in West Sumba comes down to three bases: the Wanokaka coast for NIHI Sumba and Lelewatu (roughly […]

Yes, you can swim at Sumba’s lagoons, and Weekuri Lagoon in Kodi is the safest and clearest of them. The […]

Southwest Sumba’s most photogenic villages and beaches sit on one Kodi loop: Ratenggaro and Wainyapu for peaked roofs and megalithic […]

On Sumba, a 4×4 is the right choice whenever your itinerary leaves the paved trans-Sumba road: waterfall tracks, megalithic village […]

The best time to visit Southwest Sumba is May to October, when Kodi’s dry season gives Weekuri Lagoon its clearest […]

A Sumba English-speaking guide is a licensed local who translates in three directions (English, Indonesian and the village language of […]