Drift through legendary currents, swim with giant manta rays, and walk among prehistoric dragons in Indonesia's wildest UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Dive Komodo National Park on a 4-day liveaboard with 11 dives and underwater photography.
Set sail on a 3-day journey to 9 destinations including beaches and vibrant reefs.
Private 3-day sailing tour visiting Komodo dragons and the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Visit 6 iconic locations in one day via speed boat, including Manta Point and Pink Beach.
All-inclusive 2-day tour from Bali featuring flights, caves, and snorkeling with manta rays.
Day trip from Bali featuring Komodo dragon trekking and turtle snorkeling at Siaba Island.
Full-day boat trip from Labuan Bajo to Padar Island and Komodo's tropical forests.
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Komodo National Park offers one of the planet's most intense and rewarding adventure combinations. This UNESCO World Heritage site is the only place on Earth where you can trek with the world's largest lizards—the prehistoric Komodo Dragons—in the morning and drift dive through some of the ocean's strongest and most nutrient-rich currents by afternoon. Whether you choose a luxury liveaboard for a multi-day immersion or a high-speed day trip from Labuan Bajo, you will explore a landscape of rugged savannah islands, vibrant pink sand beaches, and thriving coral reefs. The marine biodiversity here is staggering, with sites like Manta Point offering year-round encounters with giant rays, while the challenging currents at 'The Shotgun' and 'Batu Bolong' attract massive schools of pelagic fish, making it a bucket-list destination for serious divers and adventurous snorkelers alike.
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Dry Season (April-November)|Manta Season (Dec-March for South, All year for Central)
Swimwear|Rash guard for sun protection|Walking shoes/sneakers for dragon trek|Light breathable clothing|Hat and sunglasses
Komodo National Park was established in 1980 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991 to protect the Komodo Dragon.
Most day tours offer free cancellation up to 24h before. Liveaboards often have stricter policies (7-30 days).
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Real experiences from real travelers
We booked the 3-day sailing adventure and it was the highlight of our Indonesia trip. The crew was amazing, food was delicious, and waking up at Padar Island was magical. Saw huge mantas!
The currents at Batu Bolong are no joke but the guide was very professional. Thousands of fish. The boat was clean and well maintained. Highly recommended for advanced divers.
We did the speed boat day tour. It was efficient and we saw everything promised - Pink Beach, Dragons, and Turtles. A bit rushed at stops but perfect if you are short on time.
The trekking on Rinca was safe and the rangers were very knowledgeable. Snorkeling at Kanawa afterwards was like swimming in an aquarium. Great value for money.
As a new diver I was worried about currents, but the instructor on the daily boat kept us in calm spots. Saw sharks and turtles. Very trustworthy operator.
The Phinisi boat was rustic but charming. The AC in the cabin was a bit weak, but sleeping on the deck under the stars was better anyway. The food was surprisingly good.
The hike up Padar is steep but worth it. Diving with mantas was spiritual. Everything ran on time which is rare. Book the fast boat if you want to see more.
Trip was very well organized. The guide spoke great English and took excellent photos of us. The pink beach is actually pink! Loved every moment.
Everything you need to know for your journey
The best diving conditions are generally from April to November during the dry season when visibility is best in the north and central areas. However, the wet season (December to March) is often better for Manta Ray sightings in the south, though surface conditions can be rougher.
Komodo is known for strong tidal currents, including downdrafts and whirlpools. However, experienced guides know the tide charts and select sites appropriate for the conditions. It is crucial to listen to briefings and stay close to your guide.
While Open Water divers can dive many sites, some famous spots like Castle Rock or The Shotgun are best for Advanced divers or those with drift diving experience. Many operators offer the Advanced course onboard.
Park fees change frequently but expect to pay between IDR 250,000 to 500,000 per person per day (approx $15-$35 USD), plus extra for diving and ranger fees. These must be paid in IDR CASH upon entry.
Yes, most day trips include a trek on either Komodo or Rinca Island where you are almost guaranteed to see dragons with a ranger guide.
Yes, Manta Point is shallow enough for snorkelers to have amazing encounters. Mantas are harmless filter feeders, but you should never touch them and keep a respectful distance.
Speedboats are best if you are short on time (1 day). Phinisi liveaboards (3+ days) offer a more immersive experience, allowing you to reach further sites and enjoy sunsets at sea.
Most tour prices include tanks and weights. Full equipment rental (BCD, regulator, wetsuit) is usually available for a small surcharge (approx $20/day) or included in premium packages.
You must fly into Komodo International Airport (LBJ) in Labuan Bajo, Flores. There are daily flights from Bali (DPS) and Jakarta (CGK).
No, there are NO ATMs in the park or on the islands. You must withdraw enough cash in Labuan Bajo before your boat departs.
Water temperature is tropical and warm, usually 27-29°C (80-84°F) year-round. A 3mm shorty or long suit is standard.
Yes, most liveaboards welcome snorkelers and non-divers. You can enjoy the beaches, trekking, and relaxation while others dive.
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