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Hiking Tours in Pulau Rubiah

Pulau Rubiah, Weh (Sabang)

⏱ 4 hours

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About this experience

Hiking Tours in Pulau Rubiah is a guided trekking activity on the island of Pulau Rubiah, located off the coast of Weh (Sabang) in Aceh, Indonesia. The tour follows established trails through coastal forest and rocky hillsides, offering views of the Andaman Sea and the island's fringing coral reefs. It operates as a half-day excursion, combining physical activity with stops at historical sites from the island's colonial-era leper colony.

What to expect

Duration is 3 to 4 hours, covering approximately 5 kilometres of uneven terrain with an elevation gain of 150 metres.
A local guide leads the route, pointing out the remains of the 19th-century quarantine station and its stone walls.
The trail passes two lookout points: one facing the open sea and one overlooking the sheltered bay used by snorkelling boats.
Participants receive a bottled water and a light snack, with a rest break at the island's old lighthouse base.
Suitable for adults with moderate fitness; sturdy footwear is required, and the tour is not recommended for children under 12 or those with knee issues.
The tour begins at the jetty on Pulau Rubiah, with a return ferry ticket to Weh Island included in the price.