See http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/ascent.aspx?aid=131202 for Rob’s account

Myself, Rob Woodall and Adrian Rayner climbed this last week as part of a week of bagging in the Flores area. Took a different route to the one Tim describes (there had been a death in that particular village) – started at Watololon (361m)a village lying to the north of the mountain. The vague trail goes through bouldery village plantation before heading straight up to the rim on a steep grassy and rocky ridge (good views to north coast). The vegetation is not dense and the fairly sparse trees finish at 1,130m. It took us less than 3 hours to reach the lower part of the rim (1,430m). It is indeed a superb, deep crater which takes just over an hour to do a circuit of. As Tim says there is one section where a head for heights is needed (a bit of exposed scrambling) and a clockwise circuit is definitely the better option – though we did the opposite. From the summit trig point the views to Ile Ape (Lewotolo) and Ile Labelekang are great. We met our machete and gun-wielding guide’s friend near the top and he gave us some bananas (both boiled and non-boiled) and offered us some weird tasteless cereal-type stuff we had previous tried at Larantuka market. Spotted the wild horses. On the way down our guide climbed a coconut palm (during which a herd of wild goats stole the remains of the bananas) and we enjoyed kelapa muda.
There should be no trouble in finding a guide at Watololon. We too stayed at the very very basic Hotel Asri and aroused a great deal of interest from locals (tourists rarely visit Adonara) who stared at us and slowly moved closer and closer to us as we sat on the porch before finally having the guts to speak! Generally friendly but Waiwerang harbour is an unpleasant place – lots of hassle from youngsters selling boiled eggs and similar!

Kunjungan balik… ^_^
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