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Are you planning a trip to the breathtaking Komodo National Park? Whether you’re eager to see the famous Komodo dragons, explore pristine beaches, or dive into vibrant coral reefs, this FAQ guide will help you plan your perfect adventure.
Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Indonesia, known for its unique wildlife, stunning landscapes, and world-class diving spots. It consists of several islands, including Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, and is home to the iconic Komodo dragons.
Komodo Tour generally refers to a trip to Komodo National Park, an island group in Indonesia famous for Komodo dragons, stunning landscapes, and incredible marine biodiversity. These tours typically depart from Labuan Bajo, a town on Flores Island, which serves as the main gateway to the park.
Open Trip Komodo is a shared group tour to Komodo National Park, where you join other travelers instead of booking a private tour. It’s a budget-friendly and social way to explore the islands, as costs are split among participants.
A Private Trip Komodo is a customized and exclusive tour to Komodo National Park, where you have the entire boat to yourself (or your group). This option offers more privacy, flexibility, and comfort compared to shared “Open Trips.”
Solo traveler more suite to go on open trip. Open Trip Komodo is a shared group tour to Komodo National Park, where you join other travelers instead of booking a private tour. It’s a budget-friendly and social way to explore the islands, as costs are split among participants.
Yes, Komodo Island is generally safe to visit, As long as you follow these precautions, Komodo Island is a safe and amazing destination.
The best season to do Komodo Island tour is March – December. But herea we specify what is the condition of each month of year:
January – February
- Heavy raining season
- Strom and Wave
- You can see many Komodo Dragons and Manta Reys
- Islands Looks Green
- Not recommed for – 5YO and +60YO visitors
March – May
- See many Komodo Dragons and Manta Reys
- Less rain and wave
- Islands looks green
June – July
- No Rain
- Less Wave
- Many Komodo Dragons & Manta Reys
- Islands looks Yellow
August – December
- No Rain
- Less wave
- Less Komodo Dragons & Manta Reys
- Crowd in every spot
1. Clothing & Footwear
- Lightweight, breathable clothing – It’s hot and humid!
- Long-sleeve shirts & pants – Protection from the sun and insects.
- Swimwear – For snorkeling and beach time.
- Quick-dry towel – Essential for drying off after swimming.
- Comfortable walking shoes – For hiking on Padar & Komodo Islands.
- Flip-flops or sandals – Easy to wear on the boat.
2. Sun & Insect Protection
- Sunscreen (reef-safe) – Protect your skin and the marine environment.
- Hat & sunglasses – The sun can be intense.
- Insect repellent – Some areas have mosquitoes.
3. Essentials & Gear
- Waterproof bag – To protect your phone, camera, and valuables.
- Dry bag – Keeps your stuff dry on the boat.
- Snorkeling gear (optional) – Some tours provide, but bringing your own ensures quality.
- Underwater camera or GoPro – Capture amazing marine life.
- Portable charger – Boats may have limited power outlets.
- Flashlight/headlamp – Useful for overnight trips.
- Cash (Indonesian Rupiah – IDR) – No ATMs in the park, and some boats charge extra for drinks
- Personal medications – Including motion sickness pills (the sea can be rough).
4. Optional Extras
- Lightweight book or Kindle – For relaxing on the boat.
- Snacks – Boats provide meals, but extra snacks are good to have.
- Reusable water bottle – Stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste.
Yes, we provide vegetarian option on the boat :
Open Trip
- Soya
- Tofu
- Vegetables
Private Trip
- Soya
- Tofu
- Vegitables
- Special request (extra cost)