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Isla de Komodo
Komodo Island is a natural wonder, home to the world's only habitat of the Komodo dragon and one of the few pink beaches in Asia. The pink sand beach here has a unique pink color due to the degradation of red coral mixed with white sand. In addition to the pink sand beach, you can also go diving, explore primitive jungles and giant lizards, and board Padar Island to enjoy the sea view on three sides.
Lo más destacado
Komodo dragons、World Heritage、Coral reefs
Duración recomendada
1 day
Ubicación
East Nusa Tenggara
Cómo llegar
Labuan Bajo port by boat
Isla de KomodoCategorías populares de productos y experiencias turísticas
Isla de KomodoPreguntas frecuentes de viajes FAQ y información útil
How can I travel to Komodo Island?
The easiest way to access the Komodo Islands is by flying into Labuan Bajo on the island of Flores and staying in Labuan Bajo for a boat tour or diving activities from there. Because of flight schedules, you MUST arrive a day before your tour and stay a night in Labuan Bajo.
Why was Komodo Island closed to tourists?
The park's closure stems from a pressing need for environmental recovery. Years of intense tourist activity have placed pressure on the delicate ecosystem. The closure aims to allow the park's natural resources and, most importantly, the Komodo dragon population, a chance to recuperate.
What is the estimated cost of visiting Komodo Island?
For backpackers, expect to spend $50 – $80 per day including budget stays and shared boat tours. Mid-range travelers can anticipate $100 – $200 per day for private hotels and speedboat tours. Luxury travel can exceed $300 per day with resort stays and private boat charters.
Is Komodo Island worth visiting?
It is well worth the trip. Many companies offer day tours out of Labuan Bajo, so you can easily explore the hills of Padar, chill with the dragons on Komodo Island, relax on Pink Beach, and snorkel at Manta Point.
What are the main attractions on Komodo Island?
Komodo Island is famous for its resident Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards. Visitors can also experience the unique Pink Beach, known for its rosy-hued sand, and incredible snorkeling and diving opportunities, especially at Manta Point.
