Komodo dragons (aka Varanus komodoensis) are the largest prehistoric lizard species that exist on earth today, but they are not the largest reptiles. Crocodiles and alligators are larger than the Komodo dragon. Komodo dragons are also more closely related to the dinosaurs. The Komodo dragon is an alert and agile predator, and a scavenger. It extends up to 3 meters in length and weight over 70 kg. Locally, they are known as “Ora”. To date, about 2.600 still exist in the Komodo National Park. A major part of  the population lives on Komodo Island and the nearby island of Rinca. Komodo dragons are the most venomous reptiles on earth. Its saliva is a mixture of toxic bacterion, that can paralyze prey very quickly through blood poisoning. It ambushes or attacks its prey with one powerful bite. Shortly thereafter its victim is paralyzed. Komodo dragons can run as fast as 18 Kph and are able to swim from island to island. Their appearance can actually fool you.

Komodo National Park covers a total area of 1733 Km², It was established in 1980 to protect the Komodo dragons and thereafter also to protect other species, including marine species. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991, It has been selected as one of the latest 7 Wonders of Nature since 2011. Also, Komodo Island is part of the Coral Triangle, which is considered one of the world’s richest marine environments. It comprises coral reefs, mangroves, seagrass beds, seamounts, and semi-enclosed bays. These habitats harbor more than 1,000 species of fish, 260 species of reef-building coral, and 70 species of sponges. Dugong, sharks, manta rays, at least 14 species of whales, dolphins, sea turtles and a broad range of macro-life diversity, also make Komodo National Park their home. It’s a divers Mecca and even snorkelers won't be disappointed.

Join a once in a lifetime experience aboard this authentic and traditional Pinisi, a wooden masterpiece created by master craftsmen in South Sulawesi. Visit the many Islands that the Komodo National Park has to offer such as: Angel-, Kelor-, Kalong-, Padar-, Rinca and Komodo Island and many more. It is a perfect time to spend among family friends or to meet other people from all corners of the world. Enjoy the warm hospitality of our international and local Indonesian crew and set sail to explore a new and timeless tropical paradise.

In and around Labuan Bajo, the presence of numerous multicultural restaurants and specialty food stores is an epicurean delight. They allow each visitor to indulge in the fantasies of their palate. Labuan Bajo provides Western- Mediterranean- and Asian cuisines, prepared by a potpourri of chefs from all around the world. At Kampung Ujung the native Indonesian culinary favorite is fresh fish with Sunu, a typical sour fish sauce and many other tasteful choices.

One of the best things about flying into Labuan Bajo is the amazing bird's eye view of the fascinating islands around Flores. Before you begin your odyssey, The excitement starts from above and you will soon realize there is so much to explore. Upon arrival make yourself comfortable, step outside, hop on a boat, and go witness the natural land and seascape around Labuan Bajo.

Grab your back-pack; don’t forget to include your favorite book and head down to one of the many serene spots. Find a tree for a quiet time in the shade, while enjoying the sound of distant waves hitting the shore and coolness of the ocean breeze. Experience and enjoy Labuanbajo’s serenity, though be aware, you may never want to leave.

The abundance of truly spectacular trails, hiking is definitely an activity you should consider during your trip to Labuan Bajo. You will have a chance to explore a great variety of scenic views and some of the best panoramic sights of the islands. This includes the Savanna’s of Komodo National Park, caves, waterfalls, paddy fields and traditional old villages, i.e Bena, Bajawa, Manggarai, and Waerebo, that are UNESCO Heritage Conservation villages.

Some of the Komodo island's sandy beaches are embraced by a beautiful pink color. The colorful appearance is due to fragments of red coral mixed with other shells. Explore the crystal clear water and healthy reef, enriched by a variety of soft- and hard corals, plants and fishes. You may even come accross a turtle while snorkeling just off the beach. Like a private beach, it is quiet, peaceful with only a few souls wandering around.

A Sunset cruise is for guests seeking a wonderful and unique experience. You will enjoy freshly prepared food served in a casual setting, accompanied by live music. At the same time you have the opportunity to view the most spectacular sunsets in your life and capture that moment in a panoramic photograph. In Addition, you can witness millions of bats flying to and from Kalong Island. Sunset in the Komodo Islands never disappoint a Sunset Aficionado.

Learn more about Labuan Bajo’s rich culture and history by joining an overland tour to see the performance of the dynamic Caci-Whip fights. You'll be able to come face to face with the rich cultural identity of the Manggarai Community of the Tado village. Stroll along the shores of Kampung Ujung, where you can see the carefully handcrafted Phinisi, which has become the icon of Indonesian seafaring. Serving now: tours, cruises, and dive boats in and around Komodo island. And, many more...