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Embark on an unforgettable Komodo Island Sailing Trip, where adventure meets paradise in the heart of Indonesia’s famous Komodo National Park. A sailing journey across the turquoise waters of Flores will take you to pristine islands, pink sandy beaches, crystal-clear snorkeling spots, and the rugged habitat of the legendary Komodo dragons. Along the way, you’ll swim with manta rays, hike up Padar Island for breathtaking panoramic views, and relax on a traditional wooden phinisi boat or luxury liveaboard. Whether you’re seeking adventure, wildlife encounters, or a tropical escape, the Komodo sailing experience offers the perfect blend of exploration and relaxation.
Encounter the world’s largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
Hike to Padar Island for stunning sunrise or sunset views
Relax on the unique Pink Beach with its rosy sands
Snorkel or dive with manta rays in crystal waters
Explore pristine islands and hidden lagoons by boat
Ideal for those with limited time. Depart early morning from Labuan Bajo, visit Komodo or Rinca Island, snorkel at Manta Point, relax at Pink Beach, and return by evening.
Spend a night aboard a traditional wooden boat. This allows you to catch sunset on the water, stargaze under clear skies, and explore more islands at a relaxed pace.
Perfect for adventure seekers. Cruise through multiple islands, snorkel at different coral spots, trek on Padar, and enjoy unforgettable sunrises and sunsets from the deck
ravel in style aboard a luxury phinisi or private yacht. With ensuite cabins, fine dining, and personalized itineraries, this is the ultimate way to enjoy Komodo National Park.
April – June: Calm seas, lush green islands, great diving visibility.
July – August: Peak season, best for wildlife and sunny weather.
September – November: Excellent for manta rays and vibrant marine life.
December – March: Rainy season, fewer tourists but trips still available.
Book in advance during high season.
Bring light clothing, swimwear, and trekking shoes.
Don’t forget reef-safe sunscreen and snorkeling gear.
Respect the Komodo dragons—always follow your guide’s instructions.
Choose between shared group tours or private charters depending on your style.
Most trips begin in Labuan Bajo, Flores, with daily departures.
Yes, Komodo dragons can be spotted all year on Komodo and Rinca Islands
Yes, with professional guides and safety rules, encounters with Komodo dragons are safe.
Absolutely. Many travelers connect Komodo tours with Bali, Lombok, or Flores itineraries.
Planning a sailing trip to Komodo requires local expertise. By booking with a reliable tour operator, you’ll enjoy:
Professional English-speaking guides
Safe and comfortable boats (traditional or luxury options)
Flexible itineraries tailored to your needs
All-inclusive services (meals, snorkeling gear, accommodation on board)
Responsible tourism practices that respect local culture and environment