Kelor Island

A charming, uninhabited island offering an idyllic setting perfect for selfies, with the hills of Flores in the background. Enjoy crystal-clear, fish-rich waters ideal for swimming. (hike, swim)

Komodo Island

Ranked among the New Seven Wonders of Nature, this island is home to around 2,000 residents. It is famous for its dragons — giant lizards that can grow up to 3 meters long. They are the largest living lizards in the world. (Village Visit, Market Tour & Hike)

Kalong (Flying Foxes) Island

Also known as Bat Island. At sunset, witness the spectacular sight of thousands of bats leaving the mangroves to hunt for food on Flores.

Padar Island

A small island situated between Komodo and Rinca, Padar is the third largest island in the park. It features four bays with diverse beaches: white, gray, and even pink sand. A must-visit destination for hikers and photographers.

Pink Beach

Unlike Long Beach, this beach on Komodo Island boasts a deeper pink, almost red sand, earning its local nickname “Pantai Merah” (Red Beach).

Taka Makassar Island

A stunning sandbank surrounded by turquoise waters and coral reefs. While snorkeling here, you may encounter turtles and manta rays.

Manta Point

A paradise for divers and snorkelers alike, this spot is famous for manta rays, turtles, reef sharks, and a great diversity of corals.

Sebayur Besar Island

Made up of Sebayur Besar (Big Sebayur) and Sebayur Kecil Sebayur), these northern park islands offer stunning beaches, quality snorkeling, and easy hikes with spectacular views

Labuan Bajo

PENGA ISLAND Close to Labuan Bajo, its clear waters and colorful reefs make it a snorkeling paradise.