Komodo Over Sea Tour

The world renowned Komodo National Park situated off the upper north coast of the Indonesian island of Flores in East Nusa Tenggara is easily accessible as an ideal add-on to your Bali
From Bali you fly into the harbour-side township of Labuan Bajo; the jumping off point for exploring the world renowned Komodo National Park. Labuan Bajo with its busy harbour is also the point of embarkation for both liveaboards and day trips to both Rinca and Komodo Island. Like wise charters into the national park; for diving; snorkelling or sailing also depart here.

All connecting flights from Bali with Garuda or Lion Air fly in to the newly upgraded airport which is primed for the regions increased tourism visibility by the Indonesian government. The township owing to its proximity to the national park has a wide range accommodation, and dining choices; and as well as a bevy of local tour operators balitourisland.com who can customise your trip per your individual requirements.

The ruggedly beautiful national park is not only famed for its animal and marine life but also its dry Mediterranean climate; its mysterious topography of compacted coral islands which glow pinkish at dusk. Likewise, amongst divers it’s revered for its   crystal-clear clean waters offering maximum visibility. For sailors, it’s also a bucket-list worthy favourite: its semi-arid physical splendour ideal for explorers who wish to take in the myriad of uniquely formed islands; and deserted beaches which make up Komodo National Park.

From Bali flights regular flights with Garuda Indonesia fly directly into Labuan Bajo with views over the Indonesian Archipelago: as you fly into Labuan Bajo you can see Komodo National Park from the air: the two main islands, both used for dragon tours, the smaller, closer Rinca Island (ideal for daytrips and dragon safaris) and the eponymous larger, more distant Komodo Island also home to the Komodo dragon, other wildlife, plus numerous nearby world renowned dive sites. Owing to its location Labuan Bajo is a haven for young budget travellers from all over the world who come mostly for the diving and the dragons. There are numerous bars; restaurants and budget accommodation options for the younger traveller or the young at heart! The best place to eat at night buzzing evening markets where sunburnt tourists and locals sit along the foreshore of the harbour while your choice of fresh catch is cooked with spicy sambal over an open flame; a hearty appetite worked up after a day snorkelling diving or exploring the national park.