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2D1N Wae Rebo Trek | Explore Coffee Culture + Stories
Go deeper in Wae Rebo. See its traditions & stories, not just a photo stop
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Group size
Up to 12 guests
DURATION
2 days 1 night
Booking type
Private trip
MEET UP
Free pick-up
Group size
Up to 12 guests
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Go deeper in Wae Rebo. Uncover its coffee heritage & community stories
The usual Wae Rebo trip can be pretty shallow. You'll just hike in, take pictures, stay the night and leave. This Wae Rebo trip with a local takes you deeper. Instead of only seeing the famous cone-shaped houses and not understanding the village, here you'll join the Wae Lu’u welcome ceremony, and get a much deeper look at local life through Wae Rebo’s coffee traditions and community stories.That coffee focus is what really sets this trip apart. You’ll walk through the village plantations, learn how coffee is grown in the Flores highlands, and join a tasting session. If you come during harvest season, usually May to August, you can also see the full-wash processing method in action. It adds a side of Wae Rebo that many visitors never get to experience.If your timing and hiking pace allow, you may also meet local women weavers and see another part of daily life here. The stay is simple and communal, with mattresses and blankets inside a traditional Mbaru Niang house, basic bathrooms, limited electricity, and no phone signal. That simplicity is part of the experience. It feels like spending time in a living, sacred village, not just stopping by for views.What to ExpectPrivate 2D1N trip with car transfers, local ojek transfer, local guide, and Wae Rebo entrance fees includedScenic drive from Labuan Bajo into the Flores highlands, followed by a 2.5–4 hour trek from Denge to Wae Rebo1 night in a traditional Mbaru Niang house with communal sleeping, simple mattresses, and blanketsWae Lu’u welcome ceremony on arrivalGuided walk through the coffee plantation and stories about local coffee-growing traditionsCoffee tasting sessionDuring harvest season, usually May to August, a chance to observe the full-wash coffee processPossible visit with local women weavers, depending on season and arrival timeMeals included: lunch and dinner on Day 1, breakfast and lunch on Day 2Good to KnowThis trip is best for travellers in good physical condition. The trek is uphill on the way in and can take 2.5–4 hours depending on pace.Wae Rebo is a sacred and preserved village. Dress modestly and be respectful of local customs.Photography is allowed, but ask before taking close-up photos of people.Expect simple conditions. There are no private rooms or private bathrooms, and toilets and bathing areas are basic.Electricity is limited and there is no phone signal in Wae Rebo. Bring a power bank.Nights can be cool at this altitude, usually around 14–18°C. Bring a warm layer.Vegetarian meals may be possible if requested in advance.Weaving visits are more likely outside the coffee harvest season, as many villagers focus on harvesting from May to August.Porter service and trip documentation are available as add-ons.
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What You’ll be Doing
Day 1:
Hike & stay in Waerebo, a hidden village in FloresDay 2:
Village breakfast, discover local coffee , trek to Denge, return to Labuan Bajo hotelShow Details
What’s Included
Car transfer
Waerebo entrance fee
1-night accommodation at a traditional Waerebo house
Local meals: Lunch and dinner on Day 1, and breakfast and lunch on Day 2.
Motorbike transfer (local ojek)
Local guide
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Who you’re supporting
Women-led Wonder
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Where You’ll Sleep
Wae Rebo Shared House (Basic)
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Select Time for 24 Aug 2026
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Where we'll meet
Start Point
Free pick-up from Hotel In Labuan Bajo(Komodo International Airport, Indonesia)
- 07:00am
- Notes: Drop-off time may vary depending on your pace and traffic conditions on the day
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
Start & Ends
07:00AM on Day 1 - 05:00PM on Day 2
Suitability / Accessibility
- Vegetarian food available
- Halal food available
- Child Friendly (No Minimum Age)
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Cancellation
Cancel 7 days before activity for a full refund
What to Pack
- A book or journal for downtime
- Backpack for daily essentials
- Camera or smartphone for photos
- Cash for souvenirs and donations
- Comfortable trekking pants or shorts
- Ear plugs
- Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries
- Hat or cap for sun protection
- Insect repellent
- Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing
- Local SIM card for limited connectivity (if needed)
- Make sure to pack light and only bring the essentials for a comfortable and enjoyable trip!
- Personal medications
- Poncho (raincoat)
- Portable charger or power bank
- Quick-dry towel
- Reusable shopping bag for groceries
- Sandals or flip-flops for relaxation
- Scarf or buff for dust or cold
- Snacks (energy bars, nuts, etc.)
- Sturdy trekking shoes or boots
- Sunscreen and lip balm
- Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
- Travel insurance documents
- Warm jacket or fleece for cool nights
- Water bottle or hydration system
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