
Flores & Komodo, wild at heart.
Dragons, pink beaches and the three-bay view from Padar island.
Why visit Flores & Komodo
Friendly locals, unbeatable panorama, and also home to the world's largest living lizard, the Komodo. Flores offers you the chance to get to know this island further — from the animals to the culture, there is no end in sight to explore. Start in Labuan Bajo and extend to Sumba or overland across Flores.
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4 days in Flores & Komodo
An example of how a trip could look. Every itinerary is tailor-made — tell us your dates and wishes and we'll adapt it for you.
Sample itinerary4 days · Labuan Bajo & Komodo National Park
- Day 1
Arrive in Labuan Bajo
Fly into the gateway to Komodo National Park. Sunset over the harbour.
- Day 2
Padar & Komodo
Boat into the national park: the Padar island viewpoint, Pink Beach, and a ranger-guided walk to see Komodo dragons.
- Day 3
Rinca & snorkelling
Trek on Rinca island, then snorkel at some of the park's best coral sites.
- Day 4
Departure — or onward
Fly back, or extend your trip overland across Flores or to Sumba.
A sample to inspire you — every trip is tailor-made, so pace, hotels and activities can all be adjusted.
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