Manta Alley (Manta Point) – A World-Class Dive Site Near Komodo
If you’re diving in the waters near Komodo, Manta Alley—also known as Manta Point—should be at the top of your list. This popular underwater destination offers an unforgettable experience, especially for those eager to encounter one of the ocean’s most majestic creatures: the manta ray. Where Is Manta Alley? Manta Alley is located in the […]
Melo Village – Cultural Destination
Melo Village is a traditional tourism village located near Labuan Bajo, in West Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara. Perched at an altitude of 624 meters above sea level and only around 17 kilometers from Labuan Bajo, Melo offers a captivating blend of cultural richness and natural beauty. It is a perfect stop for those seeking a […]
Loh Buaya (Rinca Island)
Loh Buaya Resort is one of the seven official entry points to Komodo National Park, covering an area of approximately 500 hectares. Located on Rinca Island, Loh Buaya is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the park due to its proximity to Labuan Bajo, making it more accessible than the park’s more remote […]
Kelor Island: A Hidden Jewel Near Komodo National Park
Though not officially part of Komodo National Park, Kelor Island is one of the most stunning natural gems found just off the coast of Labuan Bajo, Flores. With its clear turquoise waters, soft white-sand beach, and lush green hills, Kelor Island offers the perfect escape for nature lovers, beachgoers, and adventurers alike. Where Is It? […]
Taka Makassar: The Hidden Sandbar of Komodo
Just beneath the turquoise waters of Komodo National Park, there lies a magical island that only appears when the tide is low — Taka Makassar. Roughly the size of a football field, this tiny white-sand atoll emerges like a secret paradise, offering a rare and tranquil escape in the heart of the Flores Sea. The […]
Kalong Island (Rinca): A Twilight Spectacle in the Heart of Komodo
Just off the coast of Rinca Island, surrounded by dense mangrove forests, lies Kalong Island—a small yet magical destination in Komodo National Park. Named after the Indonesian word kalong, which means bats, this island is home to one of the largest colonies of large flying foxes (Pteropus vampyrus) in the region. With an estimated 11,300 […]
Pink Beach: The Coral-Kissed Shores of Komodo
Among the dazzling coastlines of Komodo National Park lies one of nature’s rarest wonders — Pink Beach, a stunning shore painted with hues of soft blush and coral red. There are two Pink Beaches in the park: one located on Padar Island and the other just in front of Loh Liang Resort on Komodo Island. […]
Loh Liang: Gateway to the Dragons
Step into the heart of Komodo National Park through Loh Liang Resort — the oldest and most iconic entrance on Komodo Island. Spanning an impressive 8,512.7 hectares, this destination offers a wild, untamed experience unlike anywhere else in the park. With sweeping savanna grasslands, lush monsoon forests, and rich biodiversity, Loh Liang is not just […]
Padar Island : A Scenic Icon of Komodo National Park
Nestled between the famed Komodo and Rinca Islands lies Pulau Padar, the third largest island in Komodo National Park and home to one of the most breathtaking views in Indonesia. Welcome to Padar Selatan Resort, the most visited tourist destination in the park — a paradise where golden savannas meet turquoise bays, and dramatic hills […]