Komodo Island

Komodo, lying in the Flores Sea in East Nusa Tenggara Province of the Lesser Sunda Islands, is an island covered in deep jungle. Here, you will find the Komodo National Park, designated a World Heritage site.

In 1912, on this island where virtually no man had ever set foot, the Komodo dragon was discovered, the largest lizard in the world measuring more than three meters in length,. The Komodo dragon is a carnivore and feeds on deer and boar. Though it is also said to attack humans, how it actually lives in the wild is still shrouded in mystery. In 1991, the Komodo National Park was placed on the World Heritage List.

The area and its ecosystem have been strictly protected. The island is in the midst of strong currents which have made it difficult to reach. These currents have also rendered the surrounding sea remarkably rich in marine life. A beach made of shards of pink coral…. Limestone caves out of this world…. A distinctive natural environment created by a mixture of a savanna climate from the dry seasonal winds from Australia and the rainforest climate of Indonesia.

Why is it only on this island that this ancient animal has survived to this day? A real adventure awaits you in this last unexplored place in Asia.

[Notes] Included in the price indicated are: return transfer between your hotel in Bali (Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Sanur, Ubud, Tanah Lot, Uluwatu areas only) and Denpasar airport, airline ticket, (return economy class from Denpasar to Labuhanbajo using TransNusa Air), accommodation (Bintang Flores Hotel in Labuhanbajo on Flores Island, two persons to one room), one breakfast, one lunch (box), one dinner, tour guide, entrance fee to the Komodo National Park (drinks and airport tax not included)

Minimum: 2 adults. Cancellation fees: 30% of the tour price for cancellations between the time of booking and 8 days prior to the day of the tour, 50% 7 days or less before the day of the tour, and 100% 1 day or less before the day of the tour. The above schedule is set according to TransNusa Air flight RIU572 9:00 to 10:22 and RI571 11:00 to 12:22 in operation as  of February 2009. In case the flight schedule is changed, a different tour schedule will be arranged. Please ask for details. While on Komodo Island, because of the rugged terrain, you should wear clothes and shoes in which you can move around easily. If you plan to snorkel, bring your swimwear.

Please give us your passport number at the time of booking as it will be needed to enter the Komodo National Park. 

Located amid spacious grounds fronting a private beach.The Bintang Flores Hotel is both a destination in its own right and a convenient staging area for visits to nearby Komodo Island and world-class dive sites along the coast of Flores. All 59 deluxe rooms are 32 m2 ( 15 double bed and 44 twin bed), equipped with a king-size bed and twin bed, 21" satellite TV, safety deposit box, tea and coffee making facilities, mini-fridge, IDD Telephone and individual air conditioning.