Australia
Melbourne to Tambolakafrom: NZD 500
Brisbane to Tambolakafrom: NZD 535
Sydney to Tambolakafrom: NZD 603
Gold Coast to Tambolakafrom: NZD 932
Perth to Tambolakafrom: NZD 593
Indonesia
Kupang to Tambolakafrom: NZD 134
Denpasar Bali to Tambolakafrom: NZD 115
Makassar to Tambolakafrom: NZD 206
Yogyakarta to Tambolakafrom: NZD 238
Jakarta to Tambolakafrom: NZD 261
Lombok to Tambolakafrom: NZD 191
Surabaya to Tambolakafrom: NZD 190
Medan to Tambolakafrom: NZD 432
Labuanbajo to Tambolakafrom: NZD 286
Maumere to Tambolakafrom: NZD 205
Pangkalan Bun to Tambolakafrom: NZD 395
Looking for a cheap ticket to Tambolaka? Here you can search all major low-cost airlines for cheap flights to Tambolaka Airport (TMC).
The Tambolaka Airport serving Tambolaka is a medium-sized airport in Indonesia. There are quite a lot of flights to Tambolaka so finding a convenient and cheap flight to Tambolaka should be possible, but you can look for flights to other destinations in Indonesia as well, as flights to other airports nearby are sometimes better. The Tambolaka Airport is located 4km from the Tambolaka city center.
Tambolaka Airport (TMC) is an airport located in West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara. It is based on Japan's old airport built in 1945. A new terminal was opened in 2015 with a cafe and few shops.
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The best month to arrive at Tambolaka is February and the most expensive month to fly is July. (Average prices, based on 1504 datapoints.)
The best day to arrive at Tambolaka is Thursday and it would be best to avoid Tuesday, as prices are on average 3.13% higher than on Thursday. (Average prices, based on 3280 datapoints.)
The cheapest airline flying from Tambolaka to is Batik Air. They are 14% cheaper than Nam Air. (Average prices, based on 1509 datapoints.)
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Tambolaka is the administrative capital of Southwest Sumba, Indonesia, and the island’s primary transport hub via its regional airport. The city is characterized by its proximity to pristine coastlines, such as Mananga Aba, and traditional villages. Historically, the region is shaped by the Marapu belief system, visible in its megalithic tombs and distinct high-roofed architecture. It serves as a central point for witnessing the Pasola, an ancient ritual spear-fighting festival. Tambolaka is significant for its blend of emerging infrastructure and preserved indigenous Sumbanese culture.
