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Hiking Tours in Pelabuhan Sabang

Pelabuhan Sabang, Weh (Sabang)

⏱ 6 hours

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About this experience

Hiking Tours in Pelabuhan Sabang is a guided trekking activity based at the harbour town of Sabang on Weh Island, Indonesia. The tours cover jungle trails and coastal cliffs within the island's volcanic terrain, with routes ranging from 2 to 6 hours. Each tour includes a local guide, entrance fees, and bottled water, with optional snorkelling stops at nearby beaches.

What to expect

Tours run daily with morning departures at 08:00 and afternoon departures at 14:00, lasting 2 to 6 hours depending on the chosen route.
The standard route climbs to the summit of Mount Merapi (Weh) at 617 metres, offering views over Sabang Bay and the Indian Ocean.
Included in the fee are a certified local guide, all park entrance permits, and a reusable water bottle for each participant.
The coastal trail passes through the abandoned Japanese WWII bunkers and ends at the Gapang Beach lookout point.
Suitable for moderately fit adults and children over 10 years; the steepest sections have fixed ropes and wooden steps.
Groups are capped at 8 people per guide, and rain ponchos are provided during the November to February wet season.