Komodo Island — Local services in East Nusa Tenggara

Komodo island is one of the best holiday destinations in Indonesia and in the world. It located in Nusa Tenggara Timur Indonesia. You can visit Komodo island by taking flight to the only airport Labuan Bajo. If you care to observe from the higher level when you are on an airplane, actually you can see that the island also looks like komodo/ giant lizard. I recommend you took complete tour with local guides here so you can explore so many things in Komodo Island. City tour Labuan Bajo not really big city, mostly Italian cuisines which is delicious Komodo island where you can safely witness the only notable habitat of Komodo dragon (giant lizard on Earth) and supervised by the formal ranger there. Sailing with phinisi ship for 3D2N with local guides and trusted & experienced captain included local chef that will serve you so the local Indonesia food. And they’re also expert to find really good spot for snorkeling and diving including manta rays at manta point. I’ve once went there and it’s one of the best encounter with giant manta in my whole life. If you have luxurious time you can even explore to “a village above the clouds” Wae Rebo at Manggarai district. You can see the mama/ grandma harvesting and produce their own coffee, stay at traditional house etc.

But, if I can be honest, komodo Island become more and more touristy until the origins people hard to enjoy their own life in their own homeland because vast hotel accommodations chains development to support the...

Komodo Island is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. This unique island offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience, allowing visitors to witness the fascinating Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. The breathtaking scenery of the island, with its pristine beaches and rugged landscapes, adds to the allure of this remarkable place.

One of the highlights of Komodo Island is undoubtedly the opportunity to encounter the majestic Komodo dragons up close. These ancient creatures are a sight to behold, and observing them in their natural environment is truly awe-inspiring.

However, there are a couple of downsides to consider when visiting Komodo Island. The souvenir shops on the island can be quite persistent and demanding, insisting that visitors purchase their products. This can be off-putting for those who prefer a more relaxed shopping experience.

Furthermore, bargaining for souvenirs can be a bit overwhelming, as the initial prices are often inflated. Visitors may find themselves needing to negotiate prices down by as much as 75% to secure a fair deal. This can be time-consuming and frustrating for some.

Despite these drawbacks, Komodo Island remains a remarkable destination that offers a unique and unforgettable experience. The fascinating scenery and the opportunity to witness the magnificent Komodo dragons make it deserving of a...

It was much better organised when I came 10 years ago. Now the ranger takes you for a short walk, just saying "we might not see the dragons because it is very difficult", which i understand, you can't control nature, but he doesn't really seem to look for them, he just walks in the path and you follow him. Then , it seems that they know where a couple of dragons are that day and everyone goes there and surround the animal. They don't explain much information about the dragons neither. Everything seems to be very fast. Its a bit dissappointing because you have high expectations with this and it is quite expensive. The dragons are amazing and a very interesting animal, so I completely recommend to try to see them in their habitat but I think their are making the visit too commercial. If they need to limit it so it can be better, they should just do it. Just buy the tickets in advance or something like this. It looks more like a zoo in the nature, for me they are distroying...