ACTIVITIES · KOMODO NATIONAL PARK
What You Came Here to Do
Dragons, manta rays, and the days in between — arranged around your stay rather than sold as a fixed departure.
Plan an ItineraryIn short
Almost everything here happens on a boat, which means the day is decided by the tide and the crowd — not by what the brochure promises.
- Dragon treks are ranger-led on fixed trails. Going early is the whole difference.
- Dive sites are chosen by current, not by preference. A good operator moves the plan on the morning.
- A speedboat day tour for up to 45 guests starts at USD 760 per trip; smaller shared departures start at USD 250 per person.
- Park entry is about USD 40-50 per person, and separate from every activity price.
Pick a day
Four Kinds of Day
Most itineraries are a mix of these. Start with whichever one you came for.
How we arrange it
What Changes When We Book It
Three things a fixed departure cannot give you.
Departure times
We put you at the trailhead before the day fleet, and on the reef when the current is right.
Group size
Private boats where it matters. A shared deck is fine for a transfer, not for a dive day.
Order of days
Park days and recovery days alternate. Three boat days back to back is how people go home tired.
Wildlife, Responsibly
Dragon viewing is ranger-led at a set distance, and manta encounters are no-touch, no-chase. Both rules exist because the alternative damages the thing you came to see.
We book operators who enforce that without being asked. It is not a marketing position; on a coast this heavily visited it is the difference between a park and a queue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where to Stay
Build the Days
Send your dates and what you want to see. We will come back with an order of days that works with the tides.