T-LAND RESORT From 910€ for 7 nigths

Situation

The T-Land Resort is located in the Nembrala Village most sought-after spot. The main T-Land and Bommie waves are brake just in front of it. Our boat anchored in the beach allow easy access to both waves and saving us from wasting time carrying our boards afoot. Most essential after surfing two or three times daily for several days under intense sun.
The T-Land Resort is a destination for surfers traveling in couples, with friends or family. It is hidden among the palm trees of this remote island and designed to accommodate small groups (16-18 people maximum) to offer comfort, peace and an idyllic tropical atmosphere.

Services Included

One, two and three people rooms, both children orientated
Beds with mosquito nets
Fixed and mobile fans
Daily room service

Transfers to port Ba'a
Unlimited transfers to the main wave spots (T-Land and the Bommie)

Services Included

• Spots transfers
• Swimming Pool
• Laundry

Services non Included

• Airport transfers
• Laundry

Other Services

The T-Land Resort offers you many travel possibilities: we coordinate transfers from your arrival at Jakarta or Bali (a must for all surfers who travel to and through Indonesia), second option from arriving at Rote Island (Ba'a port). If arriving at Jakarta or Bali our agent will pick you up from the airport (Denpasar International Airport) to take you to the concerted hotel.

For your next stopover we will pick you up from the hotel and will take you to the local airport (domestic) where our guide will give you your plane tickets to Kupang (West Timor's capital). You will arrive there in the early evening. Our guide will be awaiting to take you to the hotel for you to rest. The moment of truth is due. Rote awaits you.
The following morning we will go to Kupang's port bright and early to take the fast ferry (VIP class) which sets off at 8:30am. This sea journey takes about 1 1/2 hrs. At Rote's port you will be welcomed by our staff who will take you straight to your first surfing at the Nemberala village.

If you chose the second option, the T-Land Resort staff will be waiting for you at Rote's port to take you to our center in the Nemberala village. We will give you all the details for your planning comfort.
On your way back home you do not need to spend the night in Kupang due to the Ferry's times.

Activities

Motorbike rent
Kayak excursions.
Information on the island, its culture, surfing, fishing, snorkeling and other destinations.

Other Activities

• Snorkeling
• Fishing
• Excursions

Lodging

Right by the shore-line in Nemberala we offer you our exclusive accommodation consisting of 4 bungalows, 8 rooms in total. All huts are built following the local arquitecture. They are hand-built by Indonesian artisans using local materials from Rote itself.
The bungalow roofs are thatched (alang) and rest on coral-rock walls.In order to avoid the inconveniences of walking from a tropical climate into an air-conditioned one, we have designed our rooms in such a way an ideal indoor temperature is sustained by using the sea breeze and the energy of fans.
The T-Land Resort is a collection of charming rooms with their own distinctive decor. To achieve this we have decorated them with Timor Style (antiques) and first-class Teak furniture. The bathrooms are outside and the terraces offer magnificent sea views.

Meal Plan

Our open, spacious Restaurant-Cafe is situated just by the beach. Its strong traditional decor offers a sense of freedom and enjoyment with echanting natural luxuries llike white-sand flooring. Our Chef and Kitchen team prepare a daily menu which mixes traditional Rotés coking with foreign influences. The kitchen in open to the dining area enhancing our devotion to quality, local produce and correct handling of food. If you have dietary request, please let us know when booking.
The bar Swimming Pool are also part of our offer. You will also enjoy them under a starry sky while watching videos of the day´s surfing.

Sport Services

The T-Land Resort is located in the Nembrala Village most sought-after spot. The main T-Land and Bommie waves are brake just in front of it. Our boat anchored in the beach allow easy access to both waves and saving us from wasting time carrying our boards afoot. Most essential after surfing two o three times daily for several days under intense sun.

- Rentals SUP
- Unlimited transfers to the main wave spots (T-Land and the Bommie).

Best Period

The T-Land is one of the longest waves in Indonesia and offers surfing at different levels thanks to its three sections. It is also one of the most perfect and consistent waves in Indonesia. It breaks at 2ft (0,5m) up to 15ft (5m) high.
From March to November, dry season and winter in the Southern hemisphere, the wind blows South-Southwest coming from South Africa towards Australia. That is when the Indian Ocean turns into a factory of waves and dreams. The winds are off-shore, East-Southeast trade winds. And unlike in other islands in the archipelago, you will not find distrustful locals protecting their waves from visitors. They are friendly and kind to the scarce surfers in their waters.

Spots

Most spots in these islands remain a whisper, only Nembrala is frequented by other surfers. Left long surfable by all sizes and keeps the big swells.
Winds are 95% offshore during dry season, sky purely blue, white sand beach like powder and you’ll never forget it’s Indonesian sunsets !
T Land : G Land sister wave ! Located in front of Nembrala beach (Nembro) Freight train is running on !
Homebreak : A funny left situated far over the reef. Can reach 5m if in good mood…
Peanuts & Bo'a : 2 beautiful lefts ½ hour from Nembrala. Shallow bottom.
N'Dau Island : (access by boat only) Solid right and left peak.
Do'o Island - (access by boat only) : Another freight train running at speed of sound until horizon line. Don’t miss this pearl.

Wind

200 day(s) / year

Weather / Temperature

Air temperature : 32°C (Summer) / 30°C (Winter)

Water temperature : 26°C (Summer) / 28°C (Winter)

Surf Story

Due to its independence from Eastern Timor in 2002, Rote has kept well away from tourism.

Geography

Indonesia, amazing region hiding the most beautiful waves of the Indian Ocean is made of (going from West to East) the large island of Sumatra, where is located in the Northwest out at sea Nias Island, the archipelago of Hinakos and Mentawaï Islands.
Then, comes Java, G Land, Bali, and the immense archipelago of Sunda Islands: Nusa Lembongan, very close to Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa, Flored, Timor, Komodo and its giant monitor lizards, Sumba and its astonishing charm.

On the upper part, there is Kalimantan Island (Borneo) whose Northern part belongs to Malaysia. Next to it, Sulawesi Island (Celebes) with its large bays looking like a butterfly from the skyMore in the East, more and more islands, like the famous Maluku Islands and its rare spices…and finally Western New Guinea (Irian Jaya) with its border not really natural: a straight line that splits the island in two with Papua New Guinea.

Infos

Formalities :
Compulsory passport valid 6 months after the entry in the country. Visa-on arrival in Indonesia is required for all French nationals (and many other nationalities) since February 1st, 2004.
This visa is valid 30 days and can not be renewable there. Nationals from many countries (among them, France) can easily get a visa-on arrival, however they are limited in some ports of entry.
Visa on-arrival fees are US$10.00 for a stay up to 3 days, and US $25.00 for a stay up to 30 daysJakarta is the national capital of Indonesia.

Language :
The official language is Indonesian or Bahasa Indonesia, very close to Malay
Most Indonesians spoke this language. There are also more than 400 local languages and dialects on the islands.

Health :
Indonesia, as a tropical country not well-informed about medicine and health, elementary precautions must be taken to avoid gastric and intestinal troubles.
Be careful of hepatitis, worms and snakes’ bites as well.
The country goes through a resurgence of dengue, disease brought by mosquitoes, like malaria also there in Indonesia.

Time differences :
Indonesia is divided into three time zones :
GMT + 7 (Western Indonesian time): Sumatra, Java, western and central Kalimantan
GMT + 8 (Central Indonesian Time): Bali, Sunda Islands (Nusa Tenggara), Eastern and Southern Kalimantan and Sulawesi
GMT+ 9 (Eastern Indonesian Time): Irian Jaya and Maluku Islands.

Weather :
Indonesia overthrusts the equator between the Indian Ocean in the West and the Pacific Ocean in the East. Its climate is then humid and warm.
In the most part of the country, the humid season goes from October to April, the dry season from May to September. Nights are often warm, but in highland cities, the temperatures can quickly drop.Usually, the average temperature for the year goes between 22° and 35°C, and the humidity rate can reach 75%. In January-February, the rains are the most abundant.
Same thing in Bali where the coolest months go from May to July (28° on average) as well as in Sumatra.
The only climate difference is in Maluku Islands where the wet season goes between April to July, sometimes even to August.
The best season to visit and surf in Indonesia is from May to October.

Driving conditions : Buses are the main transportation mean in Indonesia : they go from the old “ekonomi” ones connecting the suburban areas (taking passengers, mail, goats, pigs…) to the luxuriant buses, through the express buses (“patas”), night buses (“bis malam”) and “the tchuk tchuk” or “bemo”, little smoky tricycle transportation.
If you wish to take the car, know that the road signs are approximately non existent, that the foreigner will always be responsible in case of any accident and that the police love to pull over cars with boards on top of the roof – Take some tips along…
You drive on the left side, and the signs are rudimentary, even non existent…
Renting a motorcycle is fun but watch out for traps: bumpy roads, crazy drivers, crossing animals and wandering people, incautious children, and poor lighted cars at night.

Water/Electricity :
Almost always 220 V, 50 cycles AC but some places still use 110 VMany hotels do not have wall-plugs and electricity cuts are not unusual in rural zones.Besides, the lights at night are not that great and a flashlight will be helpful.

Currency :
The currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR or Rp).
Bring travellers’ checks if possible, delivered by a well-known bank company and some hundreds of USD bills.
You will easily exchange your currencies (in USD, the most common currency) in the major cities and the tourist regions: think about having enough rupiah if you turn aside from the beaten track.Indonesian banks usually do not charge any commission and the best exchange rates are in Jakarta and Bali.
Credit cards will only be used for important purchases.
Tips are not a common thing to do, except for specific services. In Indonesia, chaffering is frequent.« Bemo » drivers are known for their ability to raise prices for the Western tourists.
However, do not try to reach every time the local rate…you would miss the session !

Price from

910€ for 7 nigths

Price includes

Price/person minimum 2 persons
3 Meals daily with fresh water, tea or coffee.
Single or twin bungalows accommodations.
Transportation to the port of Baá (Only minimum 6 nights/2 people)
Unlimited surf transfer to local breaks (T-Land and Bommie).
Use of all resort facilities and equipment.
Local Government taxes. 
Personal Travel Insurance not included.

Rates & Packages

*Enfant : 2-11 ans qui partage avec deux adultes.

le prix compend :
3 repas par jour avec de l'eau fraîche, thé ou café.
logements bungalows Simple ou double
Le transport jusqu'au port de BAA (logement minimum 6 nuits / 2 personnes)
Transfert de surf illimité sur les spots locaux (T-Land et Bommie)
L'utilisation de toutes les installations et équipements du Camp
Taxes locales
Assurance Voyage personnelle non inclus
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Prince includes :`

3 Meals daily with fresh water, tea or coffee.
Single or twin bungalows accommodations.
Transportation to the port of Baá (Only minimum 6 nights/2 people)
Unlimited surf transfer to local breaks (T-Land and Bommie).
Use of all resort facilities and equipment.
Local Government taxes. 
Personal Travel Insurance not included.

Users Booking Terms and Conditions

Special Offer includes

Groups Promotion: 

1 night free, for groups minimum 6 people and  7 nights 

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