Discover Komodo National Park

Komodo Dragons, Pink Beach, and Hiking

Plan Your Visit to Komodo National Park Where the extraordinary still feels untouched.

Komodo National Park, located in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its breathtaking landscapes, diverse marine life, and the world’s largest living lizard—the Komodo dragon. Whether you’re an adventurer, a beach lover, or a wildlife enthusiast, Komodo National Park offers an unforgettable experience. Three of its standout attractions include Komodo dragons, Pink Beach, and scenic hiking trails.

🗓️ Best time to visit:
April to December (dry season) = top visibility for diving, calmer seas, and epic hiking weather.
December to March (shoulder season) = lush, green scenery and fewer crowds-and mantas abound!

✈️ Getting There:
Fly to Komodo International Airport/Labuan Bajo (LBJ), the main gateway to Komodo. Daily flights available from Bali and Jakarta.

💗 What Our Guests Love about KNP:

Unforgettable dives
Komodo dragons in the wild
Pink sand beaches + pristine coral gardens
Volcanic hiking trails with panoramic views

📍 Every great journey begins in Komodo.

Komodo National Park is the only place on Earth where these extraordinary reptiles roam free. Towering over 3 meters in length, the Komodo dragon is not only the largest lizard alive—but a living remnant of a prehistoric world.

Join our guided treks on Komodo or Rinca Island, where expert local rangers will lead you through dragon habitat, sharing insights into their behavior, biology, and the ecosystems that support them. It’s a rare opportunity to witness one of nature’s most singular creatures—unmatched in power and presence.

📅 Best experienced between April and November, when the landscape is dry and sightings are most frequent.

📍 This is a moment you’ll never forget.

Close-up portrait of a Komodo dragon on land near prime diving locations in Komodo National Park.

🌸 Pink Beach:
Rare. Vibrant. Unforgettable.

One of only seven pink sand beaches in the world.

Fringed by coral reefs and lapped by crystal-clear tides, Pink Beach is one of only a few in the world where crushed red coral lends a blush hue to the sand. It’s a tranquil spot for snorkeling, swimming, or simply unwinding in the shade of Komodo’s rugged coastline.

Just steps from shore, you’ll find vibrant coral gardens teeming with reef life—from sea turtles to shimmering anthias—making this a favorite among underwater photographers.

📍 Bring your camera—nature doesn’t get more photogenic than this.

🥾 Hiking Komodo:

Island Trails
& Panoramic Views

Climb volcanic ridges and take in some of Indonesia’s most iconic scenery.

Komodo National Park isn’t just about the water—it’s also home to some of the most scenic hiking trails in Indonesia. From dramatic coastal lookouts to steep ridgelines, these trails offer rewarding climbs and breathtaking views of the surrounding islands and turquoise sea.

The most famous trek is Padar Island, where a 30-minute ascent leads to a panoramic view of three distinct beaches—white, black, and pink. Gili Lawa Darat is a sunset favorite, with sweeping hilltop vistas. On Komodo Island, hiking often includes Komodo dragon sightings, as the trails wind through their natural habitat.

Perfect for photography, sunrise hikes, and nature lovers, Komodo’s trails are short but unforgettable.

📅 Best time to hike:
April to November for dry conditions, especially early morning or late afternoon for cooler temps.

📍 Bring water, sturdy shoes, and your sense of adventure—the views are worth every step.

Sweeping coastal views of Komodo National Park's pristine bays and beaches, prime locations for liveaboard diving expeditions

Experience Komodo. Differently.

Sail aboard a traditionally crafted phinisi. Explore untouched reefs, remote islands, and extraordinary wildlife—with all the comfort and care of Lotus Liveaboards.

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