Wanokaka

Parirara Land is a 31,484 m² land opportunity in Wanokaka, West Sumba (approximately 3.1 hectares), listed at USD 275,000. The site offers 360° hills and ocean views, Sumba nature and jungle scenery, a view toward Pawihi Beach and a 25-are area with cassava trees. It sits approximately 1 minute from the main road, with stated new road access and new electricity. The property may suit resort, villa, private estate, retreat, hospitality or long-term investment goals, subject to due diligence and development feasibility review. Positioned as an A-location within West Sumba, suitability for any specific concept should be assessed through proper checks.

Location and access are key factors when evaluating land in Sumba. Parirara Land is stated to be approximately 1 minute from the main road, with new road access and new electricity. It is approximately 15 minutes to Pawihi Beach, 25 minutes to Rua Beach, 10 minutes to Waigali Traditional Village, 30 minutes from Waikabubak City, 40 minutes to Nihiwatu Sumba and approximately 1 hour 20 minutes from Tambolaka Airport. Proximity to the main road may support practical access and construction planning. New road access should be verified but may be relevant for future usability. Electricity availability should be confirmed before development assumptions are made. Pawihi Beach and Rua Beach proximity may support lifestyle, guest experience and tourism-related interest. Waigali Traditional Village proximity may support cultural context and area identity, but should be approached respectfully. Waikabubak City may be relevant for logistics, supplies and services. Tambolaka Airport access matters for site visits, international buyers and future guest arrival planning. All distances, road conditions, electricity claims and seasonal access should be verified during inspection.

Parirara Land covers 31,484 m² (approximately 3.1 hectares) in Wanokaka, West Sumba. The site is described as offering 360° hills and ocean views, Sumba nature and jungle views and a view toward Pawihi Beach. Approximately 25 are of the land is currently planted with cassava trees, giving the property an existing agricultural character within a green, natural landscape. Stated infrastructure includes new road access and new electricity, with the plot positioned approximately 1 minute from the main road. Land shape, slope, boundaries, soil conditions, drainage and exact access should be reviewed on-site, alongside survey information and land documentation.

Parirara Land may be relevant for buyers considering resort, villa, retreat, private estate, residential or boutique hospitality concepts. Its 31,484 m² size may offer more flexibility than smaller plots and could support a larger vision if the land, access, zoning and infrastructure prove suitable. Possible concepts include a boutique retreat, private villa estate, luxury villa compound, multiple villas, a nature-based hospitality concept, a wellness retreat, a private estate or long-term land banking. Development potential should never be assumed. It must be assessed through zoning, access, utilities, water, land shape, slope, permits, environmental factors, construction logistics and operational planning. Best Island Projects can support a development feasibility review before commitment.

Buyers should review documentation, seller authority, boundaries and survey information, legal and practical access, road quality and seasonal access, verification of new road access and electricity availability, water availability and water strategy, zoning and permitted use, protected-area or conservation restrictions, building feasibility, slope, drainage and soil considerations, construction vehicle access, existing agricultural land-use considerations, tax and transaction cost review, ownership structure for foreign buyers, notarial and legal process, and development feasibility for resort, villa, retreat or private estate use. Investment returns, resale value, rental income and future appreciation are not guaranteed and should be assessed against documentation, location fundamentals, holding costs and exit strategy.

Best Island Projects supports buyers with structured due diligence and local guidance before commitment. For Parirara Land, this includes reviewing land certificate and supporting documentation, seller authority, boundary and survey information, legal access, road and seasonal conditions, electricity and utility verification, water strategy, zoning and protected-area status, building feasibility, ownership structure for foreign buyers, and development feasibility for the intended concept. Foreign buyers should seek qualified Indonesian legal, tax and notarial advice. Request a private consultation, or ask specifically about due diligence for Parirara Land, to receive structured next-step guidance before moving forward.