Tour flores island 5 days 4 nights start from labuan bajo

(Start from Labuan Bajo – End in Ende/Maumere)

Day 1 – Labuan Bajo → Melo → Lembor → Denge → Wae Rebo

• Melo Village 🌄
  Known as the “gateway to Flores highlands.” Offers sweeping panoramic views of Labuan Bajo and surrounding islands. Sometimes, guests are welcomed with traditional Caci dance (whip fight performance).

• Lembor 🌾
  The largest rice field area in West Flores. Endless green paddy fields dominate the landscape, perfect for photo stops.

• Denge Village 🏡
  The base point for trekking to Wae Rebo. A small rural village surrounded by forests and hills.

• Wae Rebo Village 🛖
  UNESCO-awarded traditional Manggarai village, nestled at 1,200m above sea level. Famous for its Mbaru Niang cone-shaped houses and strong cultural traditions. Guests can stay overnight in a communal house, eat local food, and experience authentic village life.

Day 2 – Wae Rebo → Denge → Cancar → Ruteng

• Wae Rebo Morning Life 🌤️
  Wake up to misty mountain air, interact with locals, learn weaving, coffee making, or traditional rituals.

• Cancar – Spider Web Rice Fields (Lingko) 🕸️
  Unique Manggarai land division system where rice fields are shaped like giant spider webs, radiating from a central point. Only found in Flores.

• Ruteng 🏙️
  A cool highland town, known as Flores’s “rice barn.” Surrounded by hills, monasteries, and local markets. Overnight stay here offers a relaxing mountain atmosphere.

Day 3 – Ruteng → Golo Curu → Ranamese → Aimere → So’a → Bajawa

• Golo Curu Hill 🌅
  A viewpoint just outside Ruteng. Offers sunrise views over Ruteng town, rice fields, and surrounding mountains.

• Ranamese Lake 🌳
  A small volcanic crater lake shrouded in dense forest. A peaceful stop for photography and birdwatching.

• Aimere Village 🍶
  Famous for arak/moke distillation. You can watch locals produce this traditional palm wine using bamboo pipes and clay stoves. Tasting is optional.

• So’a Hot Springs 💦
  Natural thermal springs near Bajawa. A perfect spot to relax and soak in warm mineral water pools surrounded by greenery.

• Bajawa 🌄
  A charming mountain town known for Ngada culture, volcano views, and traditional villages. Great base for exploring the highlands.

Day 4 – Bajawa → Bena → Wologai → Nduaria → Blue Stone Beach → Moni

• Bena Village 🏯
  The most famous Ngada traditional village. Distinctive stone altars, megalithic culture, and conical houses preserved for centuries. Villagers often show weaving and daily activities.

• Wologai Village 🛖
  Traditional village of the Lio tribe. Houses arranged in a circle with sacred ancestral shrines. Rich in myth, rituals, and preserved architecture.

• Nduaria Market 🍌🥭
  A small roadside local market where villagers sell fruits, vegetables, and spices. A great place to taste tropical fruits like passion fruit or rambutan.

• Blue Stone Beach (Penggajawa) 🔵
  A coastal beach famous for its smooth, naturally blue and turquoise stones. Perfect for photo stops and a short beach walk.

• Moni Village 🌿
  A small town at the foot of Mount Kelimutu. Known for its cool weather, coffee plantations, and art shops. Overnight stay before the Kelimutu sunrise hike.

Day 5 – Moni → Kelimutu → Ende/Maumere

• Mount Kelimutu – Three Colored Lakes 🌋💙🤍🖤
  The highlight of Flores! An easy 30-min trek to the summit for sunrise. Famous for its three crater lakes that change colors due to volcanic minerals. Considered sacred by locals.

• Ende Town 🏙️
  A coastal town with history, markets, and as a gateway for flights. Also known for Bung Karno’s exile house.

• Maumere 🌊
  Largest town in Flores with a more laid-back vibe. Beautiful coastal views and airport for onward flights.

✨ Tour Highlights Recap:

• Culture: Wae Rebo, Bena, Wologai villages

• Nature: Kelimutu Lakes, spider web rice fields, volcanic lakes

• Relaxation: So’a hot springs, Blue Stone Beach

• Adventure: Mountain trekking, scenic drives, cultural immersion