Trek Difficulty: The trek to Waerebo Village takes approximately 2-3 hours and involves moderate hiking through forest trails. Suitable for beginners, but comfortable shoes are highly recommended. 🚶‍♂️

Weather Conditions: Weather in the mountains can be unpredictable. It’s best to bring a light jacket or rain gear, especially during the rainy season. 🌦️

Packing Essentials: Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, and any personal toiletries you may need. A small backpack for carrying water and snacks is also useful. 🎒

Cash Only in Waerebo: There are no ATMs or card payment options in the village, so be sure to carry enough cash for any personal expenses. 💸

Limited Electricity: Waerebo has limited electricity powered by solar panels, primarily for lighting. It’s a great opportunity to disconnect from devices and enjoy nature. 💡

Cultural Etiquette: Waerebo is a traditional village, and it’s important to respect local customs and traditions. Your guide will provide guidance on proper etiquette during your stay. 🏡

Meals: All meals are provided during the tour, featuring traditional local dishes. Please inform us in advance if you have any dietary restrictions. 🍽️

Trekking with a Guide: You’ll be accompanied by a local guide who knows the trail well and can assist throughout the journey. 🧭

Accommodation: You’ll be staying in a shared traditional Mbaru Niang house with other guests. The accommodation is basic but offers a truly authentic experience. 🏞️

Confirmations for Pay on the Spot: If you choose the pay on the spot option, please confirm your booking with us beforehand to ensure your reservation is secure.

Plastic Bags: Please avoid bringing single-use plastic bags to help protect the environment. ♻️

Loud Music: Keep the village peaceful by refraining from playing loud music that could disturb others. 🎶🚫

Drones: Drones are not permitted without special permission, as Waerebo is a sacred and quiet place. 🚁❌

Littering: Always dispose of trash properly or bring it back with you to keep Waerebo clean. 🗑️

Smoking in Public Areas: Smoking is prohibited in public areas to respect the village and maintain a healthy atmosphere. 🚭

Pets: Pets are not allowed, as they may disrupt the wildlife and local community. 🐾🚫

Disrespecting Cultural Etiquette: Follow your guide’s instructions and respect the traditions of Waerebo. 🙏

Pregnant Women: Due to the challenging trekking terrain with steep climbs and descents, it’s highly risky for pregnant women to participate. 🤰🚫

Trekking Duration: The trek to Waerebo takes about 2-3 hours, with moderate difficulty. Be prepared for both uphill and downhill terrain. 🚶‍♂️

Weather: The weather in the mountains can change quickly, so it’s best to bring a light jacket or rain gear. 🌧️

Accommodation: You’ll be staying in a traditional Mbaru Niang house, which is a communal space with basic facilities—an authentic local experience! 🏡

Cash Only: Waerebo has no ATMs, so bring enough cash for personal expenses or souvenirs. 💵

Limited Electricity: Waerebo runs on solar power with limited electricity, mainly for lighting in the evenings. Bring a power bank if needed! 🔋

Meals Provided: All meals during the tour are included, featuring local dishes. If you have dietary restrictions, let us know in advance. 🍛

Cultural Etiquette: Waerebo is a traditional village with deep cultural roots. Follow your guide’s advice and respect local customs. 🙏

Pregnant Women: The trek is strenuous, and it’s not recommended for pregnant women due to the physical demands of the hike. 🤰

What to Pack: Bring essentials like comfortable trekking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, insect repellent, and personal toiletries. 🧢👟

Confirmation Needed: If you opt for pay on the spot, make sure to confirm your booking with us to secure your reservation.