Legal standing
Tourism licences, tax compliance, insurance and partner registrations.

Trust · Safety and compliance
Licensed operations, trained people, documented emergency plans and a clear escalation route when conditions change.
Ask about our safety processSafety is not a promise that nothing will happen. It is a documented set of people, equipment and decisions that respond well when something does.
Operating standards
The safety layer should be boring, clear and ready.
Tourism licences, tax compliance, insurance and partner registrations.
Lead guides and crew hold relevant first-aid, safety and operational training.
Maintained equipment, commercial licensing and documented vessel safety checks.
Each itinerary has a documented response path for weather, medical and transport issues.
A senior team member remains reachable during active journeys.
Incidents, near misses and guest feedback inform the next operating plan.
The response chain
The plan is short enough to use and detailed enough to trust.
Review route, weather, activity level, health notes and insurance coverage.
Confirm the guide, driver, operator and escalation contact for the day.
Use scheduled check-ins and a clear missed-contact procedure.
Record changes and feed the learning into future routes.
Protection must cover the activities and evacuation route on your itinerary.
Remote island care can require transfer to Sumbawa Besar or onward.
If diving is included, the policy must cover the relevant activity.
Send the policy details before the trip so we can review the fit.
We cannot guarantee approval of an insurance policy. Ask the insurer for written confirmation of cover.
Tell us the route and activities. We will explain the operating plan and what we need from you.