Not Suitable For: Children under 7 years
Not Suitable For: Pregnant women
Not Suitable For: People with back problems
Not Suitable For: People with claustrophobia
Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Not Suitable For: People with epilepsy
Not Suitable For: People over 287 lbs (130 kg)
Not Suitable For: People over 70 years
Not Suitable For: People with insect allergies
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Sunglasses
What To Bring: Sun hat
What To Bring: Change of clothes
What To Bring: Towel
What To Bring: Sandals
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Biodegradable sunscreen
What To Bring: Travel insurance
What To Bring: Insect repellent
What To Bring: Breathable clothing
What To Bring: Visa, if required
What To Bring: Long pants
What To Bring: Toiletries
What To Bring: Passport, copy accepted
What To Bring: Sportswear
What To Bring: Personal medication
What To Bring: Reusable water bottle
What To Bring: Biodegradable insect repellent
What To Bring: Motion sickness prevention
What To Bring: First aid kit
What To Bring: Power bank
Not Allowed: Baby strollers
Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs
Not Allowed: Littering
Not Allowed: Alcoholic drinks in the vehicle
Not Allowed: Party groups
Not Allowed: Bachelor & bachelorette party groups
Know Before You Go: B. Key aspects to grasp during your stay with the tribe:
Know Before You Go: Cultural Sensitivity: Avoid making quick judgments or imposing your own values. Instead, approach their customs with curiosity and openness. The Mentawai Islands have changed for their people. Although influenced by modern times, the Mentawai tribe living in the forest has managed to preserve their culture, traditions, traditional values, and lifestyle in the jungle
Know Before You Go: The Mentawai shaman can be identified by their traditional clothing made from the bark of trees and other special outfits. The Mentawai tribe, who live in the jungle, do not all wear traditional clothes. Women have their special traditional outfits, which they often wear during special occasions or ceremonies, not every day. Let's respect their lifestyle, which may be different from what we're accustomed to in the city. It's important to acknowledge and respect that they have their unique way of living, which may differ from that of people in the city