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No. Waerebo Lodge is in Dintor Village, while Waerebo Village is in the mountains and can only be reached by trekking. Our lodge is a convenient place to rest before or after your journey to Waerebo Village.

Waerebo Lodge can be reached by road from Labuan Bajo to Dintor Village. The journey usually takes around four hours, depending on road conditions, weather, and the places visited along the way.

We can arrange pickup from the airport or your hotel in Labuan Bajo.

Yes. The transportation price includes the driver and fuel. Our vehicles are only available with a driver and cannot be rented for self-drive use.

A Toyota Innova can accommodate up to four guests without a guide, or three guests when accompanied by a guide. For groups, an otocolt is available with capacity for up to 20 people.

Capacity may need to be adjusted based on the amount and size of the luggage.

On the way to Waerebo Lodge, you can visit several interesting places such as Cunca Plias, the Lembor rice fields, Dahot, and Watu Weri.

The places visited depend on your travel package and available time. Full information is available in the details for each travel package.

We offer three room types:

• Standard Room: a permanent building with tiled flooring and a fan.
• Basic Room: a wooden-style room with a fan.
• Deluxe Room: a permanent building with tiled flooring, air conditioning, and hot water.

Full capacity and facility information is available on each room type’s page.

Yes. Every room has a private bathroom. However, bathroom facilities vary depending on the room type selected.

No. Air conditioning and hot water are only available in Deluxe Rooms. Standard Rooms and Basic Rooms use fans and do not include hot water.

Yes. Mosquito nets are provided for additional comfort while resting.

Advance reservations are highly recommended, especially for group visits and travel during peak season. This helps us confirm the availability of rooms, vehicles, guides, and meals.

Yes. Transportation can be booked separately or as part of a Waerebo Lodge travel package.

Yes. Breakfast is included in the room rate.

Yes. Our restaurant can accommodate up to 30 people. For group visits, we recommend reserving in advance so we can prepare the space and meals properly.

Our restaurant serves dishes made with fresh ingredients. One of our signature dishes is grilled fish with "Mati Tempat" sambal. Other menu options depend on the ingredients available that day.

Guests with allergies, dietary restrictions, or specific dietary requirements should inform us before arrival. Our team will do its best to prepare suitable options based on ingredient availability.

Yes. There are several attractive spots around the restaurant for enjoying the sunset. Our team will be happy to show you the best location based on the weather conditions at the time.

Waerebo Village is located at approximately 1,200 meters above sea level. The trek from Pos 1 is considered moderate, covering around 4 km with an average travel time of 2–3 hours, depending on each guest’s fitness and walking pace.

The trekking route is predominantly uphill and passes through mountain forest. Basic fitness and comfortable, non-slip footwear are therefore highly recommended.

We strongly recommend traveling with a local guide who understands the route, terrain conditions, and visiting customs in Waerebo Village. Waerebo Lodge can help arrange a guide for your journey.

A local motorcycle taxi, or ojek, is operated by a local driver. It can be used to reach Pos 1, helping guests save time and energy before beginning the trek.

This service is optional. Guests may also choose to walk.

Guests sleep inside a traditional cone-shaped house known as a Mbaru Niang. The accommodation is communal, so the sleeping space is shared with other travelers.

Simple mattresses, pillows, and blankets are provided. Bathrooms are located outside the main house and are shared.