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Send us your dates, agree a suitable route and collect your Jeep and camping kit. Then you’re off to explore at your own pace. Ask locally before camping, settle in before dark and bring the Jeep back as agreed. Simple plans, good stories.

You don’t need to be a seasoned camper, but you should feel comfortable travelling independently outdoors and handling the basics. Tell us your experience before booking, and ask us to walk you through the kit at handover.

Yes—let’s check it suits the Jeep and agree it before you go. Roads and camping spots still need the right permissions, so ask before a new track or overnight stop.

Absolutely, subject to availability and the rental agreement. Send us your dates and we’ll check what works. Ask us about the rental period when you book.

You’ll be exploring independently with your Jeep and camping kit. If you’d like extra services, ask us first; they need to be agreed separately.

The cosy bits: pillows, blankets, chairs and towels. The useful bits: lights, torches, two gas canisters intended for the trip, a lighter, a drinking-water container, USB charging, a 12V-to-USB adapter and a 220V inverter. There’s also a first-aid kit, toolbox, towing rope, jump-start cables and basic emergency/survival equipment.

Yes, both are packed. Bed hair is your contribution.

Yes. You’ve got vehicle USB charging, a 12V-to-USB adapter and a 220V inverter. Bring your own cables and ask us about safe use at handover.

A drinking-water gallon/container is included. Check the amount of water and refill arrangements with us before leaving.

Two gas canisters intended for the trip and a lighter are included. A stove and cooking utensils aren’t confirmed, so let’s check your cooking setup before you book.

You can buy extra canisters from local shops. Check the compatible type with us first.

They’re vintage utility Jeeps, so let’s check your route together. Stick to suitable, agreed roads and tracks. Avoid salt water, unsuitable terrain and any water crossing we haven’t authorised.

East Sumba is our strong recommendation. Our guides give you places to explore; overnight spots still need permission. Ask the landholder or community about the exact place you’d like to camp before setting up.

Sometimes there may be a fee, so ask before staying and agree the amount. Small gifts or donations can be welcome where appropriate, but they don’t replace permission or an agreed fee.

Yes. Start with a hello, ask the community or landholder and follow their guidance on where you can go and set up.

Yes—respect private land, restricted areas, sacred places and local rules. Unsure? Ask before entering or camping.

Only if overnight camping is explicitly welcomed under local cultural guidance. If it isn’t, respect that and choose another spot.

Yes, strongly. Beaches, rolling savannah and plenty to explore, with more practical access to our Waingapu base. We’ll still check each route with you.

It’s possible, but we don’t recommend it for these vintage Jeeps. For a longer West Sumba trip, consider a modern RentSumba rental instead. East Sumba is our strong recommendation; let’s agree your route before booking. Beyond the approximately two-hour driving-time assistance zone, help for any reason—including mechanical problems—costs at least IDR 1,500,000.

It covers approximately two hours’ driving time from our Waingapu base, not a fixed radius on a map. Beyond that, help for any reason—including mechanical problems—costs at least IDR 1,500,000. Distance, access, recovery complexity and third-party services can add costs. Response depends on access, available staff and local conditions; immediate rescue isn’t guaranteed. Let’s check your route before you go.

Stop somewhere safe and contact us. Don’t keep driving if it could cause damage or put you at risk. Our Jeeps are maintained, but they’re around 30–40 years old; immediate help or a replacement isn’t guaranteed. Outside-zone assistance costs at least IDR 1,500,000, including for mechanical problems.

Stop if trying again could make things worse, get to safety and contact us. Share your location and what happened. The recovery kit is useful, but a difficult recovery still needs someone who can handle it safely.

Outside the free assistance zone, help for any reason—including mechanical problems—starts at IDR 1,500,000. Extra costs can depend on distance, access, recovery complexity and third-party services. Available staff, access and local conditions affect the response; immediate rescue isn’t guaranteed.

A first-aid kit, toolbox, towing rope, jump-start cables and basic emergency/survival equipment. Check the contents and ask how to use them at handover.

Contact us if something goes wrong. We haven’t confirmed night response hours and don’t promise a 24-hour service. Plan your driving and camp setup for daylight wherever possible.

It’s much easier to ask permission, check the ground and tide, park safely and find your bearings while you can see. Plan ahead, allow extra time for tricky roads and let someone know your route. Avoid unnecessary night driving; roadside assistance is much harder after dark.

IDR 1,500,000 per day. Send us your dates and route, and we’ll confirm availability and the rental details together.

Tap a booking button, fill in your dates, group size and rough route, then send the enquiry on WhatsApp. Or message us directly at +62 811-3960-3107. We’ll take it from there.

Read our rental terms and camping assistance policy before booking. If there’s a detail you’re unsure about, ask us and get it confirmed in writing.

Free cancellation 14 days or more before rental; a 50% charge at 7–13 days; and 100% at less than 7 days or for a no-show, unless different conditions were explicitly agreed. Check how these terms apply to your camping booking with us.