How do I visit Komodo Island?
Fly to Labuan Bajo (Komodo Airport, code LBJ) on the island of Flores. Komodo National Park is reached by boat from the Labuan Bajo harbour, on a day trip by speedboat or a sailing trip of two or three days.
A local guide to visiting Komodo Island: how to get to Labuan Bajo, the best season, how many days you need, what a liveaboard includes and which trip suits families.
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Fly to Labuan Bajo (Komodo Airport, code LBJ) on the island of Flores. Komodo National Park is reached by boat from the Labuan Bajo harbour, on a day trip by speedboat or a sailing trip of two or three days.
There are direct flights from Bali to Labuan Bajo, and the flight takes a little over an hour. You can also arrive by sea: our four-day sailing trip from Lombok ends in Labuan Bajo.
It depends on your time. With one day, a speedboat tour covers Padar, Komodo Island and Pink Beach. With three days, the 3D2N sailing trip is the most complete, with sunrise at Padar and nine stops.
The price depends on the trip length, the boat class, the cabin and the date. Komodo National Park fees are either included or paid on the day, and each trip page says which. Message us for today's rate in writing.
Yes, if you can spare the time. Sleeping on board puts you at Padar for sunrise and at Kalong for the flying foxes at sunset, which day trips cannot do.
Your cabin, all meals on board, drinking water, a local guide, snorkelling gear and pick-up in Labuan Bajo. Many of our trips also include photo and video documentation.
Komodo National Park is open all year and trips leave Labuan Bajo in every month. The dragons live on the islands permanently, so you can plan around your own holidays. School holidays are the busiest weeks, so book early for those dates.
By air, or by a four-day sailing trip through Komodo National Park and along the Sumbawa coast to Kayangan Port in Lombok.
For families and groups it often is. The boat cost is shared and the schedule follows you.
Our 3D2N sailing and overland trip is planned with families in mind: child life jackets, shallow snorkelling spots and a lower viewpoint on Padar. A private trip is also a good fit.
Trips leave Labuan Bajo in every month. The dragons live here all year, the hills turn from green to gold, and the reefs are always there. Choose the dates that suit you and ask us what is available.
Chat with our local team for available dates and special offers.
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