Komodo Liveaboard: Exploring Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park tour that will take you to neverland
Located in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Komodo National Park includes the three main islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar and over 20 smaller islands. Initially founded in 1980 to protect its remarkable inhabitant, the Komodo dragon, the National Park has since been extended the protection to include additional terrestrial inhabits on the islands and the biodiverse marine life.
The neighboring island of Flores is where the journey begins; the gateway to Komodo and the embarkation point for Komodo liveaboard and charter cruises. Surrounded by the smaller islands that best accessed by sea, the Seraya, Kalong, and 17 Islands Marine Park offers guests access to secluded waters ideal for Komodo scuba diving, snorkeling, and beach leisures.
Komodo – 4 days itinerary
Komodo – 5 days itinerary
Komodo – 6 days itinerary
Why Travel Komodo National Park
Walking amongst Komodo dragons is undoubtedly the highlight of Komodo liveaboard sailing. Endemic to these islands and without natural predators, the Komodo lizard dominates the eco-system. Growing up to 2-3 meters in length, their size, and venomous bite make them excellent hunters of deer and buffalo.
A trip to Komodo would not be complete without a trek on Padar Island. Surrounded by natural beauty and green mountain, trekkers are rewarded with a surreal landscape and views of its three multi-colored beaches, a brilliant white, pale pink, and a charcoal grey.
When Travel Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park and the surrounding islands welcome travelers year-round with the best months being April through December, the dry season. The days have bright blue skies and a gentle breeze, the ideal weather for exploring the islands and marine landscape.
Historically, the rainy season or green season begins in December and ends in March, bringing a varied rainfall from a light shower to monsoon downpours. December and March are the transition months, and the weather is a combination of cooler sunny days spattered with rain showers.
How to get to Komodo National Park
You have the possibility to fly to Komodo National Park with 7 daily direct flights connecting Labuan Bajo Airport (LBJ), Flores island to Denpasar, Bali(DPS)in 1h30and 2 daily direct flights to Jakarta (in 2h30).
Jakarta (CGK)->Labuan Bajo (LBJ) Or Bali (DPS)->Labuan Bajo (LBJ)
