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Musa Homestay

A wooden "MUSA HOMESTAY" sign stands near traditional thatched-roof bungalows and palm trees, with a sandy path leading to a beach and ocean under a cloudy sky.
A traditional Sumba-style homestay building features a thick thatched roof, bamboo walls, concrete steps, and a small bamboo-railed balcony, surrounded by green plants.
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Secluded Surf Beachfront
From $80 / night
Budget

About

Musa Homestay, situated on Kerewe Beach and named after its proprietor, Musa, is a favored lodging choice among visitors. The homestay features three rooms, each crafted in the traditional Sumba architectural style with thatched roofs and bamboo walls. Every room boasts a small balcony and a private restroom. Despite its unassuming appearance, Musa Homestay offers outstanding service at a remarkably affordable rate, starting from $20 USD per night. Guests can enjoy breathtaking beach views and three meals daily, making it an exceptional value for the amenities provided.

Best For

Surf Enthusiast

Key Facts

  • Has a very basic Indonesian bathroom (water in the big bucket)
  • Owners cook themselves
  • Price already includes 3 meals per day
  • the rooms are small huts with alang-alang roof
  • Rooms are with fans only

Dining

Small restaurant serving Indonesian food

Amenities & Services

Breakfast
Parking
Garden

Accommodation Types · 3 rooms · 1 category

Traditional Sumba rooms
3 units

Tags

#Hotel

Frequently Asked Questions

What are check-in and check-out times at Musa Homestay?

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00.

How close is Musa Homestay to the local centre?

The homestay is about 100 m from the village centre — shops and daily errands are within easy walking distance.

How far is the beach from Musa Homestay?

The nearest beach is roughly 1.1 km away — a short walk or quick ride for swim and sunset time.

Who is Musa Homestay best for?

Budget travellers who want a simple homestay near village life, with beach access a kilometre down the road.

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Places to visit nearby

Surfboard Rental Several colorful surfboards, including blue, beige, white, yellow, and green, are stored against a natural bamboo wall next to a silver ladder and a small table. Surfboard Rental at Sumba Retreat Horse Riding A dark brown horse with a white halter stands tied to a wooden post under a bamboo shade structure amidst palm trees and a boat in Sumba. Sumba Retreat Horse Riding Experience Spa A rustic wooden spa bungalow with a thatched roof and a bamboo porch features an open doorway revealing a bed, surrounded by green tropical plants. Sumba Beach Spa

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