You can start your journey by flying to Tambolaka Airport in Southwest Sumba. Airlines such as NAM Air, TransNusa, or Wings Air offer this route with one transit, and flight duration varies depending on the schedule. After arriving at Tambolaka Airport, continue by land for about 42 kilometers (around 1.5 hours) to Kalena Rongo Village, located near Mandorak Beach. This trip can be made by renting a car or using local travel services since public transportation to the beach area is still limited. Once you reach the village, you need to walk about 10–15 minutes on a footpath to reach Mandorak Beach. The path is rocky and bushy, so make sure to wear comfortable footwear for this journey.

Yes, there are tour packages that include visits to Mandorak Beach, and one of the best options is the "Sumba 4D3N Tour" available on Traveloka. This package will take you to explore various main destinations in Sumba, including Mandorak Beach, with a well-scheduled and organized itinerary. Choosing a tour package like this will make your trip more convenient, as all transportation, accommodation, and tour guide needs are prepared. This is a practical option for a complete travel experience in Sumba.

Consider staying around Tambolaka or Waikabubak for convenient access to Mandorak Beach. Both areas offer accommodation options with various facilities and prices that can suit your budget. Staying in Tambolaka or Waikabubak will make your journey to Mandorak Beach easier, as it is closer. You can book accommodations on Traveloka to get various options according to your needs, as well as take advantage of special offers available at certain times.

Visiting Mandorak Beach requires extra preparation because facilities around the beach are still limited. It is advisable to bring enough food and drinks as there are no food vendors in the beach area. Wear comfortable clothes and appropriate footwear, as the path to the beach is rocky. If you plan to snorkel, bring your own equipment as there is no rental available here. Don’t forget to bring a garbage bag and maintain cleanliness by collecting your trash to help preserve the beach’s natural beauty. Also, pay attention to the waves and weather before swimming, especially if you’re not used to open ocean currents.

Essential items to bring include sunscreen to protect your skin from the intense sunlight, a hat or head cover for comfort while walking under direct sunlight, and sunglasses to protect your eyes. Don’t forget to bring comfortable footwear for walking in the rocky area around the beach. A camera or smartphone with a full battery is also essential to capture the exotic views at Mandorak. Additionally, bringing a plastic bag to store your trash is an important step to keep the environment clean.