Komodo Tour 3D2N – Discover Komodo National Park in 3 Days - Komodo Island Tours

Q: 1. Where does the Komodo tour start and end?

The tour begins and ends in Labuan Bajo, Flores, Indonesia. We provide hotel or airport transfers to and from the harbor for your convenience.

Q: 2. What type of boat is used for the tour?

This is a shared or private liveaboard boat with comfortable cabins, dining areas, snorkeling equipment, and onboard crew. Depending on the package you choose, options range from standard to luxury boats with AC and en-suite bathrooms.

Q: 4. Do I need to know how to swim or dive?

No diving experience is necessary. Basic snorkeling ability is recommended to enjoy the underwater sites. Life jackets and floatation devices are available onboard if needed.

Q: 6. Are meals included? What kind of food is served?

Yes! The tour includes 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners. Meals are freshly prepared onboard, typically featuring a mix of Indonesian and Western cuisine, with seafood, rice dishes, vegetables, and fruits. Vegetarian options are available upon request.

Q: 8. Can I join this tour solo or with a group?

Absolutely! Solo travelers are welcome on our shared trips, while private tours are available for couples, families, or small groups who prefer a more exclusive experience.

Q: 9. What is the best time of year to visit Komodo National Park?

The dry season (April to October) is the best time to visit, offering sunny weather and calm seas. June to September is peak season for seeing Komodo Dragons and manta rays.

Q: 10. Is there phone signal or Wi-Fi on the boat?

There is limited or no mobile signal while sailing through the park, and most boats do not offer Wi-Fi. It’s a great chance to unplug and enjoy nature, but inform family or friends in advance.

Komodo National Park is one of Indonesia’s crown jewels—a place where ancient dragons roam, emerald islands rise from turquoise seas, and coral gardens teem with marine life. A 3-day Komodo National Park tour offers the perfect way to experience this magical destination, combining trekking, snorkeling, wildlife encounters, and breathtaking views in one seamless adventure.

Whether you’re a nature lover, thrill-seeker, or curious traveler, this journey delivers unforgettable memories across land and sea. Let’s explore what makes this 3-day Komodo tour a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

🐉 Why Choose This 3-Day Komodo Tour?

This adventure packs the best of Komodo National Park into a compact, efficient itinerary that doesn’t feel rushed. Each destination is handpicked for its unique offering—from dragon encounters and iconic viewpoints to world-class snorkeling spots.

🎒 What to Pack for Your Komodo Tour?

🧴 High-SPF Sunscreen
👟 Comfortable Hiking Shoes & Flip-Flops
🩱 Swimwear & Towel
🧢 Hat & Sunglasses
📷 Camera / GoPro for capturing marine life & landscapes
💵 Cash for park fees and optional tips
💧 Reusable Water Bottle

📅 When is the Best Time to Visit Komodo National Park?

The dry season, between April and October, offers the best weather conditions for sailing, snorkeling, and trekking. Manta rays and turtles are most active during these months, and seas are generally calm.

📞 Ready to Book Your Komodo Island Tour?

Don’t miss the chance to explore one of the world’s most extraordinary island destinations. This 3-day Komodo tour delivers thrilling encounters, vibrant coral ecosystems, and unforgettable moments—all in just a long weekend.

👉 Contact us today to reserve your seat on our next Komodo liveaboard trip and begin your adventure in Indonesia’s legendary land of dragons!

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3-Day Komodo National Park Tour

Embark on a breathtaking 3-day journey through Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Indonesia’s most iconic natural wonders. This immersive tour takes you across crystal-clear waters, scenic islands, and pristine coral reefs as you explore a land where time seems to stand still.

Over the course of three adventure-packed days, you’ll trek up the dramatic hills of Padar Island, witness Komodo Dragons in the wild on Komodo Island, snorkel among manta rays, turtles, and vibrant coral at Pink Beach, Manta Point, and Siaba Island, and marvel at the sunset bat migration at Kalong Island.

Perfect for nature lovers, underwater enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure seekers, this tour offers the ultimate way to experience Komodo National Park’s legendary wildlife and surreal landscapes—all from the comfort of a traditional liveaboard boat.

Whether you’re chasing sunrises on scenic hikes, swimming with sea creatures, or simply relaxing on remote sandbars, this 3-day itinerary is designed to give you the most unforgettable taste of Komodo in a short time.

Tour Highlights

✅ Explore Three Signature Islands: Rinca, Padar & Komodo Island
✅ See Komodo Dragons in the Wild, guided by professional rangers
✅ Snorkel with Manta Rays and Sea Turtles in pristine reefs
✅ Catch Breathtaking Views at sunrise and sunset points
✅ Liveaboard Experience with freshly prepared meals, comfortable cabins, and friendly crew

Day 01 :

Labuan Bajo – Kelor Island – Menjerite – Kalong Island

Kelor Island
Your adventure begins with a warm welcome in Labuan Bajo, where you’ll be picked up from your hotel or airport. After boarding your boat, the first stop is Kelor Island, a small but stunning island featuring a short uphill trek with panoramic views over the surrounding ocean. This is the perfect introduction to Komodo's scenic charm. Snorkeling here reveals coral gardens alive with clownfish, parrotfish, and even small reef sharks. It's a great opportunity to stretch your legs, swim, and capture your first drone-worthy shots.
Menjerite Island
Next, you'll sail to Menjerite, an underwater paradise with super clear waters and shallow reefs that are ideal for snorkelers of all levels. Expect to glide above table corals, sea fans, and perhaps spot the occasional sea turtle drifting by.
Kalong Island
The day ends at Kalong Island, where you’ll anchor to watch one of nature’s most unique spectacles. As the sun begins to set behind the hills, thousands of fruit bats (flying foxes) take flight from the mangroves, creating a dramatic silhouette against the orange sky. The sight, sound, and atmosphere make for a magical close to your first day.

Day 02 :

Padar Island – Komodo Island – Pink Beach – Manta Point – Taka Makassar

Padar Island Sunrise Trek
Rise early for a challenging but rewarding trek up Padar Island, the third-largest island in the park. The well-worn trail leads to a jaw-dropping viewpoint overlooking three crescent-shaped bays, each with different colored sand. The early light paints the hills in golden tones—perfect for landscape photography.
Komodo Island: Meet the Dragons
From there, you’ll head to Komodo Island, the largest and most iconic island in the park. Accompanied by experienced rangers, you’ll embark on a guided trek through the jungle and savannah to observe the Komodo Dragons—the largest lizards on Earth. These ancient reptiles, which can grow up to 3 meters long and weigh over 70 kg, are fierce apex predators that have roamed these islands for millions of years. The island is also home to wild buffalo, Timor deer, boars, and countless bird species.
Pink Beach
After the excitement of Komodo Island, you’ll relax at Pink Beach, named for its rare pink-colored sand formed from crushed red coral. The reef here is easily accessible from shore and home to a rainbow of marine life including nudibranchs, angelfish, and occasionally reef sharks.
Manta Point & Taka Makassar
Next up is Manta Point, where you’ll dive into the current-rich waters to snorkel with graceful manta rays. These gentle giants, with wingspans up to 5 meters, often swim just below the surface and offer incredible close encounters. End your day at Taka Makassar, a small, crescent-shaped sandbar surrounded by shallow, clear water. It’s the perfect place to sunbathe, swim, and relax before dinner onboard your liveaboard vessel.

Day 03 :

Siaba Island – Kanawa Island – Labuan Bajo

Siaba Island
Known as “Turtle City” by locals, Siaba Island offers a calm, shallow snorkeling area frequented by green sea turtles. Glide beside these peaceful creatures as they graze on seagrass or rest near coral outcroppings. The reef is also home to lionfish, triggerfish, and moray eels.
Kanawa Island
Your final stop is Kanawa Island, a tranquil spot ideal for both snorkeling and soaking up the sun. With its powdery white sand beaches, calm lagoons, and healthy reefs, it’s the perfect place to reflect on your journey before returning to Labuan Bajo by early afternoon.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – 3-Day Komodo National Park Tour

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1. Where does the Komodo tour start and end?

The tour begins and ends in Labuan Bajo, Flores, Indonesia. We provide hotel or airport transfers to and from the harbor for your convenience.

2. What type of boat is used for the tour?

This is a shared or private liveaboard boat with comfortable cabins, dining areas, snorkeling equipment, and onboard crew. Depending on the package you choose, options range from standard to luxury boats with AC and en-suite bathrooms.

3. Are Komodo Dragons dangerous? Is it safe to visit Komodo Island?

Komodo Dragons are wild and potentially dangerous, but the tour is completely safe. You will be accompanied by trained park rangers and experienced guides at all times when visiting Komodo or Rinca Island.

4. Do I need to know how to swim or dive?

No diving experience is necessary. Basic snorkeling ability is recommended to enjoy the underwater sites. Life jackets and floatation devices are available onboard if needed.

5. What should I bring for the tour?

We recommend packing:

Sunscreen and hat
Sunglasses and swimwear
Light trekking shoes or sandals
Waterproof bag or dry bag
Camera or GoPro
Reusable water bottle
Some cash for park fees, snacks, or tips

6. Are meals included? What kind of food is served?

Yes! The tour includes 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners. Meals are freshly prepared onboard, typically featuring a mix of Indonesian and Western cuisine, with seafood, rice dishes, vegetables, and fruits. Vegetarian options are available upon request.

7. Are Komodo National Park entrance fees included in the price?

No, park entrance and activity fees are not included in the package price. These are paid in cash on-site and cover:

Park entrance
Ranger guide fee
Snorkeling and camera fees
Total: Approximately IDR 500,000–600,000 per person depending on the season and nationality.

8. Can I join this tour solo or with a group?

Absolutely! Solo travelers are welcome on our shared trips, while private tours are available for couples, families, or small groups who prefer a more exclusive experience.

9. What is the best time of year to visit Komodo National Park?

The dry season (April to October) is the best time to visit, offering sunny weather and calm seas. June to September is peak season for seeing Komodo Dragons and manta rays.

10. Is there phone signal or Wi-Fi on the boat?

There is limited or no mobile signal while sailing through the park, and most boats do not offer Wi-Fi. It’s a great chance to unplug and enjoy nature, but inform family or friends in advance.

11. Is travel insurance required?

While not mandatory, travel insurance is strongly recommended, especially for coverage in case of medical emergencies, cancellations, or lost belongings during the trip.

Komodo Tour 3D2N – Discover Komodo National Park in 3 Days