Full day and the itinerary of the komodo tour



Here is our essential tour package to visit the capital of Komodo dragon world in Komodo National Park. Let’s go explore deeper, by watching animals, especially komodos in their natural habitat. Beside see the dragon; you also may do snorkeling in Pink Beach and Kanawa Island. Read for the itinerary below :
Full Day Explore To Komodo Island:

1. Starting from Labuan Bajo in the morning (if you want to take Slow Boat / local Boat we will start at 05.30 am, But if you want to take Speed Boat, we will start at 07.00am)

2. Heading to komodo island that will take approximately 3 or 4 hours by local wooden boat or 1,5 hours by speed boat.
3. On arrival in Komodo island we will do trekking and the ranger (local guide in the park) will give you some option about the trek. Here we will see Komodo dragon as the giant lizard in the world. Beside that you will see the other wild animals such as: buffalo, snake, wild boar, monkey, birds, etc.
4. Continue trip to pink beach to do snorkeling and relaxing in sandy beach.
5. Direct to Manta Point to do snorkeling with Manta Rays view.
6. The last place is Kanawa Island where you can do snorkeling again. And also there is nice beach in this island.
7. In the afternoon we will take you back to Labuan Bajo.

Inclusions
Our tour package includes:
Transfer in-out from airport or hotel.
Local wooden boat or speed boat with full-board service.
Entrance fee to the National Park.
English speaking guide.
Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
Beverages and local chef service during the tour. Please let us know if you have any food alergies or special dietary requirements.
Fuel and clean water during the tour

Exclusions
Please note that our package excludes:
Flight tickets.
Travel insurance.
Souvenir and other personal expenses, please bring some Rupiah bank notes (IDR) with you.
Gratuity for tour guide and boat crews.

Things to Bring
Camera plus extra film/memory card and batteries.
Waterproof bag for your camera or electrical appliances.
Binocular.
Hat.
Sunglasses.
Sunscreen.
Long pants, long sleeves, and socks might also be needed to avoid from mosquitoes. Mosquito nets are provided on board.
Medicine or other personal things.

Tour Price
Please contact us for further information.

iping05gantur@gmail.com
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+62-812-1732-5273 (Iping Gantur)

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