Kelor Island - Rinca and Kalong Island

Kelor Island - Kelor Island offers a delightful beach experience and a brief hike for a stunning panoramic view. Rinca Island invites you to trek and observe the Komodo dragons and other wildlife. Kalong Island presents a breathtaking spectacle of flying foxes. Kelor Island is a charming, small island celebrated for its untouched beauty and tranquil ambiance. It serves as an ideal starting point for a Komodo adventure. Upon arrival, visitors are welcomed by crystal-clear waters and a beautiful white sandy beach, perfect for a refreshing swim or sunbathing.
For those eager to explore, a short hike up the island’s hill provides a rewarding panoramic view of the surrounding sea and nearby islands, making it an excellent spot for photography. The hike is relatively easy, and the view from the top is stunning, offering a bird’s-eye view of the beautiful blue waters and lush greenery. The island’s peaceful and relaxing atmosphere makes it an ideal spot to begin your adventure before embarking on more active excursions in Komodo National Park.

Rinca Island - Rinca Island is a premier destination in Komodo National Park, renowned for its rugged landscapes and as the natural habitat of the famous Komodo dragons. Upon arrival, visitors embark on a guided trek with a local ranger, offering the chance to see these ancient and impressive creatures up close in their natural environment. The island is also home to other wildlife, including wild boars, water buffalo, and various bird species, enhancing the island’s wild charm.
The trek not only offers the excitement of spotting Komodo dragons but also provides stunning views from the hilltop, where visitors can enjoy panoramic vistas of the island’s arid hills, surrounding forests, and turquoise seas. The landscape here is truly unique and offers incredible photo opportunities. After the trek, take a moment to appreciate the beauty of Rinca, which combines both natural wildlife and breathtaking landscapes in one unforgettable experience.

Kalong (Flying Foxes) Island - Kalong Island is a unique and serene destination, known for its breathtaking natural beauty and the spectacular flying foxes (large fruit bats) that inhabit the island. After a day of exploring other islands, Kalong Island offers the perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy nature’s wonders. The real highlight of Kalong Island occurs at sunset when thousands of these massive bats take flight, filling the sky in a mesmerizing display. Watching the flying foxes soar into the evening sky in search of food is an unforgettable experience and a perfect way to end your day on a magical note. The island itself is peaceful and untouched, with mangroves lining the shores and tranquil waters ideal for swimming. It’s a quiet place to unwind before returning to the boat for the evening.

Padar Island - Komodo Island - Pink Beach - Punya Island

Padar Island - Padar Island is one of the most iconic and breathtaking locations in Komodo National Park. Known for its dramatic landscapes and stunning views, this island is a must-see for any traveler. The highlight of Padar Island is the trek to the famous viewpoint, where visitors are rewarded with panoramic views of the island’s rugged terrain, the turquoise waters surrounding it, and the striking coastline. The hike is moderate, leading to the top where one can enjoy one of the most picturesque landscapes in all of Indonesia — a perfect spot for photos and memories that will last a lifetime. Padar is famous not only for its incredible views but also for its distinctive, sandy beaches in varying shades of white, pink, and black. The island offers a peaceful escape with its rugged hills, rocky shores, and pristine waters, making it an unforgettable stop on a Komodo adventure. Activities: Trekking, Photography, Scenic Views

Komodo Island - Komodo Island is the heart of Komodo National Park and home to the world-renowned Komodo dragons, the largest living lizards on Earth. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a unique opportunity to witness these ancient creatures in their natural habitat. Upon arrival, visitors embark on a guided trek with a local ranger who shares fascinating information about the island’s history, the Komodo dragons’ behavior, and the island’s unique ecosystem. As visitors walk along marked trails, they have the chance to observe these incredible reptiles up close, along with other wildlife like wild boars, buffalo, and various bird species. The island’s terrain is rugged, with dry forests, grassy plains, and a stunning coastline. Aside from the famous Komodo dragons, Komodo Island offers a rich biodiversity that makes it one of the most unique places in the world for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

Pink Beach - Pink Beach is one of the most unique and beautiful beaches in Komodo National Park, famous for its striking pink sand, which is the result of a mix of white sand and red coral. The vibrant pink hue makes this beach a stunning sight and an ideal spot for snorkeling. The waters around Pink Beach are crystal clear, providing excellent visibility for snorkeling. As visitors swim along the shore, they are surrounded by an abundance of marine life, including vibrant coral reefs, schools of colorful fish, and the occasional sea turtle. The underwater ecosystem here is thriving, with a wide variety of marine species calling this area home. In addition to snorkeling, Pink Beach is a great place to relax on the soft pink sand, take in the breathtaking views, or enjoy a swim in the warm, inviting waters. It’s a perfect stop to enjoy the beauty of both land and sea in one of the most tranquil and picturesque locations in Komodo National Park.

Taka Makasar - Manta Point - Siaba Island - Kanawa Island

Taka Makassar Island - Taka Makassar is a small, uninhabited sandbar located in Komodo National Park, known for its stunning beauty and vibrant marine life. After leaving the previous destination, visitors sail across the calm, turquoise waters, enjoying the scenic views of nearby islands as they head toward this picturesque sandbar. As they approach Taka Makassar, they are greeted by its powdery white sand, surrounded by clear, shallow waters teeming with colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life. The area is perfect for snorkeling, offering fantastic underwater visibility and a rich ecosystem full of tropical fish, sea turtles, and other fascinating marine creatures. Whether visitors prefer to snorkel, swim, or simply relax on the pristine beach, Taka Makassar is a beautiful and tranquil stop, offering the perfect combination of natural beauty, calm waters, and a peaceful ambiance. It’s the ideal place to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Komodo National Park before continuing the adventure.

Manta Point - Manta Point is one of the most exhilarating and unique destinations in Komodo National Park, famous for its breathtaking encounters with giant manta rays. This spot offers the opportunity to swim and snorkel with these majestic creatures, providing an unforgettable experience for marine life enthusiasts. As visitors approach Manta Point, the water turns a beautiful shade of blue, and the underwater visibility is exceptional. The gentle giants—manta rays—frequent this area, gliding gracefully through the water, sometimes in groups. Swimming alongside these magnificent creatures is awe-inspiring, as they can have wingspans of up to 4 meters (12 feet) and move through the water with mesmerizing elegance. While snorkeling, visitors will be able to see not just manta rays but also a wide array of vibrant marine life, including colorful fish and coral.

Kanawa Island - Kanawa Island is a small, unspoiled paradise surrounded by crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Known for its calm, shallow waters, it’s a fantastic destination for snorkeling and swimming. As visitors snorkel along the reef, they will be amazed by the colorful marine life, including tropical fish, sea turtles, and a variety of coral species. The beach is pristine, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. Whether snorkeling or simply enjoying a swim in the warm waters, Kanawa Island provides a serene and idyllic experience. Activities: Snorkeling, Swimming, Relaxing on the beach Highlight: Vibrant coral reefs, sea turtles, and tranquil waters

Pulau Siaba Besar - Siaba Island, also known as “Turtle Point,” is a prime location for snorkeling and swimming, especially for those eager to see sea turtles in their natural habitat. The underwater ecosystem around Siaba is teeming with marine life, including colorful fish, stunning coral reefs, and, of course, the graceful sea turtles that frequent the area. The island’s waters are calm and clear, providing excellent visibility for snorkeling, and the peaceful environment makes it a perfect place to swim and relax. Activities: Snorkeling, Swimming, Turtle Watching Highlight: Abundant marine life, sea turtles, and vibrant coral gardens

Labuan Bajo - After an amazing day exploring the wonders of Komodo National Park, visitors will sail back to Labuan Bajo in the late afternoon, enjoying the beautiful views of the surrounding islands as they make their way back to the port. The relaxing boat ride is the perfect time to reflect on the adventures. Upon arrival in Labuan Bajo, visitors will be transferred to a hotel of their choice to spend the night. The cost of the hotel is not included in the tour price, so they can select from a variety of accommodations that best suit their preferences and budget, whether it’s a luxury resort, boutique hotel, or a cozy guesthouse. This gives them the freedom to choose a place that fits their needs for a comfortable and restful night after an unforgettable Komodo adventure. Whether they decide to explore the town, enjoy a local dinner, or simply unwind at their hotel, their stay in Labuan Bajo will be the perfect way to end the journey before heading back home or continuing their travels.

Cunca Wulang Waterfall - Rangko Cave

Cunca Wulang Waterfall - After a delicious breakfast, visitors will embark on a 3-hour trek to the stunning Cunca Wulang Waterfall, located just outside of Labuan Bajo. This natural wonder is a true hidden gem, surrounded by lush forests and rocky landscapes. As they hike through the scenic trails, they’ll be immersed in the beauty of Flores’ tropical landscape, with the sound of nature accompanying them every step of the way. When they arrive at the waterfall, they’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the cascading water plunging into a crystal-clear pool below. The area is perfect for a refreshing swim, and for the adventurous, they can even take a jump from the natural rock platforms into the cool, inviting waters. It’s a great spot to relax, enjoy the beauty of the surroundings, and even snap some memorable photos. Note: Admission to the Cunca Wulang Waterfall is not included in the tour price.

Rangko Cave - After the trek to Cunca Wulang Waterfall, the adventure continues with a scenic drive to Rangko Village. Upon arrival, visitors will hop on a traditional fishing boat that will take them on a short ride through the tranquil waters to reach the breathtaking Rangko Cave. The cave is famous for its stunning, crystal-clear freshwater pool, which glows with a mesmerizing blue color, creating a magical atmosphere. Inside the cave, visitors will have the opportunity to swim in the cool, refreshing water or simply admire the natural beauty of the stalactites and stalagmites. The cave’s unique features, combined with the surrounding natural environment, make this a truly memorable experience. The boat ride to the cave itself is a peaceful journey, offering beautiful views of the coastline and the lush landscapes surrounding Labuan Bajo.

TPI Labuan Bajo - After an incredible day exploring the natural beauty of Cunca Wulang Waterfall and Rangko Cave, visitors will return to Labuan Bajo. From there, a comfortable drop-off will be provided either at their hotel or directly at the airport if they’re catching a late afternoon flight. This ensures that they can relax and conclude their tour with ease, whether they’re continuing their stay in Labuan Bajo or heading home. Drop-off Locations: Hotel of choice or Komodo Airport Note: Please ensure flight timing aligns with the drop-off schedule.

• Professional English speaking tour guide
• AC Transport to Warsawe Village and Rangko Cave
• 2 nights on AC Cabin Boat
• Mineral water
• Lunch
• Wooden boat in Rangko village
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• Coffee and tea on board
• Transfer service to/from hotel or airport

• Entrance fee to the National. It is arround IDR 450.000/person/day
• Gratuities
• Entrance fee in Waterfall and Water cave
• Soft drinks or alcholic drinks
• Flight ticket
• Hotel for last night (Approximately $30-50: Depends on your hotel of choice)

• Minimum 2 person

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.