Yes, you’ll need a valid driver’s license with the appropriate category for scooters or motorbikes. Experience riding is also required.

You can message us via WhatsApp or email. A small deposit may be required to secure your booking — especially in high season.

Yes! We offer free delivery and pickup at Tambolaka Airport and selected areas. Other areas may have an additional fee.

Yes, we can provide scooters with or without racks depending on your preference.

Yes! We rent surfboards. We can give discounts if you rent bike and surfboard together from us.

We accept cash in IDR, as well as bank transfers or some other online payments. A deposit may be required to confirm your booking.

Yes, a refundable deposit is required at the start of the rental. The amount depends on the type of scooter you choose.

Yes, the Honda ADV's are suitable for two riders. Just let us know in advance if you need a second helmet.

Yes, you’re free to explore all of Sumba. Just keep in mind that some remote areas have rough roads and limited signal. We offer roadside assistance in West Sumba and Waingapu only. Let us know your route — we’re happy to give recommendations!

You’ll be responsible for repair costs. We’ll give you a price list for common issues (lost keys, etc.) so everything stays transparent.

Here are some top spots in West Sumba that are scooter-friendly:

• Lapopu Waterfall: One of Sumba’s best. ~1–1.5 hrs from Waikabubak. Mostly paved with a short gravel section.
• Waikelo Sawah: Rice fields, springs, and a peaceful atmosphere. ~30–40 mins from Tambolaka.
• Waikuri Lagoon: Crystal-clear saltwater lagoon. ~1.5 hrs from Tambolaka.
• Mandorak Beach: Tiny cove near Waikuri. Last part is a bit bumpy but easy by scooter.
• Ratenggaro Village: Traditional houses and tombs by the sea. Road can be rough but still accessible.

In West Sumba, many great surf spots are scooter-accessible. The Kerewei area works best in the wet season, with Kerewei Right offering long right-hand walls for intermediate to advanced surfers, and Lips Peak providing a fun, mellow A-frame for beginners. In the Marosi area, which shines in the dry season, you’ll find options like Cocos (a fun left for intermediates), Beachy (perfect for beginners), and heavier waves like Launching Pads and Sunsets for experienced surfers. Pinnacles and The Hole offer punchy reef breaks for advanced riders, while Rua Right (Ombak Gila) delivers barrels in the wet season. For learners, Watu Bella is an ideal soft left-hander on a white sand beach.