**Yes. For most of Sumba you need a 4×4, and you want a local driver behind the wheel. The main […]

**Pack for heat, dust and sun first: light long sleeves, a wide-brim hat, reef-safe SPF 50, closed walking shoes for […]

**The best time to surf at Nihi Sumba is the dry season, May to October, when Indian Ocean swell reaches […]

**If NIHI Sumba is full or beyond budget, the closest substitutes are Lelewatu in Wanokaka (same West Sumba coast), Cap […]

**A three-day East Sumba itinerary works best from a Waingapu base: fly into Umbu Mehang Kunda (WGP), catch the Walakiri […]

**NIHI Sumba sits at Hoba Wawi in Wanokaka, West Sumba, about 60-90 minutes southeast of Tambolaka airport (TMC). Cap Karoso […]

**NIHI Sumba and Lelewatu are neighbours on the Wanokaka coast of West Sumba, both reached through Tambolaka Airport (TMC). NIHI […]

**Yes, NIHI Sumba works for families with school-age children who can handle heat, long 4×4 drives and a slow rhythm; […]

**Nihi Sumba suits honeymooners who want near-total privacy, an empty surf beach and one resort handling everything; Bali suits couples […]

**Flights to Sumba from Bali are a domestic hop of about one hour from Ngurah Rai (DPS) to Tambolaka (TMC), […]