Passeios por Komodo National Park

This sailing trip was an incredible experience from start to finish. Everything was very well organised, and the staff were professional, friendly, and helpful throughout. The ship was clean and comfortable, though the shared toilet was average. The food was absolutely delicious, and the crew knew all the best spots for amazing photos. Our guide did a brilliant job planning the route, making every stop feel special and well-timed. Overall, it was a fantastic trip and definitely worth the price. Highly recommended.

Our trip to Padar Island and Pink Beach was cancelled due to bad weather, but it was the operator's fault. Instead, we went to Rinca Island and snorkelled near Kelor Island. We were lucky to spot many Komodo dragons on Rinca Island and saw manta rays while snorkelling. We also saw two sea turtles and a beautiful coral reef. This trip is highly recommended, and the speedboat was very comfortable with air conditioning.

We had a really fun trip and overall a great experience from start to finish. The boat was smaller since it was a small group, but it was comfortable, safe, and well organized. The guide and staff were very helpful, especially when assisting everyone in and out of the boat. Just a heads-up: in the morning the tide is low, so you do have to step or jump out into knee-length water, so flowy dresses are not ideal. All of the activities were great. The hike to the viewpoint had a lot of stairs but was manageable and took about an hour. Pink Beach was nice, though not as pink as Instagram photos, which is good to know ahead of time. Komodo Island was a highlight, and we were lucky to see Komodo dragons, including one walking around. Lunch was very good with plenty of food and vegetarian options. We saw manta rays and turtles, with better visibility at Turtle Point. Everything went smoothly. Just note the Komodo Island entrance fee must be paid in cash. Overall highly recommended for trip!

It's a bit slow, so the time spent on board feels very long. I'd say it's about three times longer than a speedboat. We ended up climbing Padar Hill when everyone else had already passed, and it was extremely hot. On Komodo Island, I trekked for about 30 minutes and saw two male Komodo dragons. The area where the Komodo dragons appeared was quite crowded with people. I saw more wild deer and chickens. It was actually more enjoyable to see turtles at the dock on Komodo Island. I enjoyed snorkeling at Pink Beach, and I arrived at Manta Point around 4:30 p.m., but unfortunately, I didn't see any Manta rays.

El barco estaba limpio y cómodo. Había aire acondicionado, pero no lo necesitamos realmente ya que el viento soplaba por la ventana. La tripulación y el guía fueron amables y serviciales con las personas con problemas de movilidad. Proporcionaron equipo para snorkel y chalecos salvavidas. La comida era sencilla, de la gastronomía local, pero fresca y aceptable. La duración en cada parada fue la justa y no nos sentimos apurados. En la isla de Komodo, tomamos el sendero intermedio. Puedes usar sandalias, pero el protector solar es imprescindible.

The tour was a full day, perfectly on schedule. There was no mention of the entrance fee for Komodo National Park, which caused everyone trouble when paying. I wanted to bring less cash, so I was in a bind because I didn't have enough. Other than that, the guides were very helpful, and I was able to enjoy the tour safely and securely.

We were lucky enough to see Komodo dragons and manta rays, and we had plenty of time to explore. The Labuan Bajo-Komodo tour is an absolute must-do. If you go to Labuan Bajo, the Komodo tour is essential, and our guides were incredibly friendly and punctual.

I'm a Korean who went on my honeymoon here. At first, I hesitated because there were fewer reviews compared to other places, but I trusted the Korean reviews and booked it. I highly recommend it! It was the Ohana company, and the boat was in good condition. At each point, there were many people, but they gave us small flower pins so we wouldn't get confused, and all the guides were very kind. At Manta Point, I was too scared to go in, but the guides took my phone and went in themselves to film videos for me, which was the best!