KOMODO
Dragons, Islands & Untouched Marine Paradise
Step into a world where prehistoric creatures roam, coral gardens bloom beneath turquoise seas, and rugged islands rise dramatically from the ocean — welcome to Komodo, Indonesia’s ultimate adventure destination.
Located in East Nusa Tenggara, the Komodo region is a natural wonderland of raw beauty and biodiversity. Home to the legendary Komodo dragons, the largest living lizards on Earth, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience where nature takes center stage.
Sail through the otherworldly landscapes of Komodo National Park, where pink beaches, steep hills, and crystal-clear bays invite exploration. Dive into some of the richest underwater ecosystems on the planet — whether you’re swimming with manta rays at Manta Point or discovering vibrant reefs teeming with marine life around Kanawa and Sebayur Islands.
Komodo is not just about wildlife — it’s about the journey. Picture sailing on a traditional phinisi boat, hiking panoramic viewpoints like Padar Island, and falling asleep under a sky filled with stars. It’s where wild nature meets peaceful serenity.
Things to do
1. See the Komodo Dragons in the Wild
2. Hike Padar Island for Iconic Views
3. Relax on the Pink Beach (Pantai Merah)
4. Swim with Manta Rays at Manta Point
5. Snorkel or Dive in Komodo National Park
6. Visit Taka Makassar Sandbar
7. Explore Kanawa & Sebayur Islands
8. Overnight Liveaboard Experience
9. Discover Labuan Bajo Town
10. Sunset at Kalong Island (Bat Island)
Komodo is a once-in-a-lifetime destination — full of wildlife encounters, ocean adventures, and unforgettable views!
Travel Tips
When to Visit
- Best time: April to October (dry season, calmer seas).
- High season: June to August – book tours early.
- Avoid January–March due to rough seas and park maintenance.
What to Pack
- Lightweight clothes, hat, and reef-safe sunscreen
- Swimwear, quick-dry towel, and snorkeling gear (if not provided)
- Hiking shoes or sandals with grip for Padar and Rinca treks
- Waterproof bag for electronics and essentials
- Motion sickness pills (for boat rides)
Money & Connectivity
- Bring enough cash – ATMs are limited to Labuan Bajo only
- Most tours and boats operate offline – book in advance
- Local SIM cards (Telkomsel) offer the best coverage in Labuan Bajo
Photography Tips
- Drones are allowed with permission; avoid flying near dragons or nesting birds
- Early morning hikes (like Padar Island) offer the best lighting
- Bring extra batteries or power banks — electricity on boats is limited
Safety & Environment
- Always stay with your ranger guide near Komodo dragons
- Keep your distance and never feed or provoke wildlife
- Help protect marine life by not touching corals or marine animals
- Avoid single-use plastic – bring a reusable water bottle
Food & Water Tips
- Eat at reputable restaurants in Labuan Bajo before/after tours
- Meals on liveaboards are usually included – advise of dietary needs in advance
- Drink bottled or purified water only
Bonus Tip
- End your trip with a sunset at Bukit Sylvia or Kalong Island to watch flying foxes take to the sky — a perfect farewell to Komodo!
Let us help you explore Komodo with confidence — adventure awaits!
Must see
🐉 1. Komodo Island
🌋 2. Padar Island
🏖️ 3. Pink Beach (Pantai Merah)
🐠 4. Manta Point
🏝️ 5. Taka Makassar Sandbar
🤿 6. Batu Bolong Dive Site
🌊 7. Kanawa Island
🌄 8. Kalong Island (Bat Island)
⛵ 9. Liveaboard Phinisi Experience
🌆 10. Labuan Bajo Town
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