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Del Mar Home Stay and Cafe
Riung
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (2)
"Fantastic place to stay with lovely people. Ihsan and Sim were super helpful and great to hang out with. The place cooks incredible food and has a restaurant on site to chill in and meet others. They helped us sort a boat trip to the 17 islands and a taxi on to our next place. I miss the pup Alor already! It was also great that they have students studying tourism working here to help them develop their English and customer skills. A 10/10 place! "
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Hotel O Gajah Mada Indah
Nginamanu
Benabilla Cottage
Tiworiwu
The price is AED 167
AED 202 total
includes taxes & fees
5 Dec - 6 Dec
Hotel O We Bro Kost
Nginamanu
The price is AED 14
AED 17 total
includes taxes & fees
9 Dec - 10 Dec
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Loca Lobo Lodges Riung
Jalan Raya Riung Labuan Riung Nusa Tenggara Timur
The price is AED 241 per night from Dec 5 to Dec 6
AED 241
AED 292 total
5 Dec - 6 Dec
includes taxes & fees
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Surrounded by volcanic peaks, this highland town offers traditional Ngada villages where you can witness ancient megalithic structures. Trek to nearby Mount Inerie for sunrise views or visit the natural hot springs in Soa for a relaxing soak after exploring local coffee plantations.
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