Komodo Archipelago
The Komodo Archipelago lies in the Lesser Sunda Islands. This chain starts in Bali and ends in Tanimbar. Now this park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Man and Biosphere Reserve, and one of the New 7-Wonders of Nature.
There are dramatic Savanna Hills during the best sailing season from June to September. The hills are surrounded by scenic pink beaches & blue waters bursting with sea life
Here you may see 1,000 species of fish, 260 species of coral reef, 70 species of sponge, 10 species of dolphin, 5 species of sea turtle, and 14 species of whale, as well as dugong, shark and manta ray
What You Will Experience
Rinca and Komodo, are the only two islands in the world one can encounter one or more than 6,000 the prehistoric Komodo Dragons. A long trek is advisable, as it will allow you to see more wildlife such as Deer and Buffalos. The wilder Komodos are also seen at Nusa Kode, just south of Rinca. Witness a stunning sunset view of Padar or sunrise hike Lawa Darat famous for beautiful hills with stunning views and secluded beaches
The sheltered bay and crystal clear waters of Lawa Laut waters are ideal for water sport such as snorkeling, water skiing and tubing, which you can combine with kayak and SUP. End your underwater adventure with a beach picnic on pink and/ or white sand of your choice. One of our favorite’s dive sites here is Crystal Bommies. It is named after the crystal clear waters that surround bommies, soft corals and impressive table corals. It is home to a large school of yellow-ribbon sweetlips, tuna, mackerel, fusilier and the colorful Anthias as well as Frog sh, Moray, and the Scorpion fish.
