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One Day Komodo Trips
See Komodo highlights in one day on a speedboat! Departs every day.

4.9 (309)
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10 hrs
|Up to 16 guests
We were the first ones to arrive at the major points (Padar, Pink Beach)
4.9 (309)
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11 hrs
|Up to 8 guests
Went with elderly parents and they made sure they were cared for
Private trip
4.9 (106)
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11 hrs
|Up to 20 guests
Wildlife being present everywhere
4.3 (46)
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2.5 hrs
|Up to 6 guests
Magical sunset boat trip despite brief interruption
Private trip
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4.9 (309)
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11 hrs
|Up to 8 guests
The crews were very experienced and took care of us very well
Private trip
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3D2N Komodo Boat Trips
The best way to experience Komodo National Park. Departs weekly (usually Fridays).

4.9 (88)
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3D2N
|Up to 12 guests
I know we’re biased but it looked like the best boat of the bunch!
4.8 (99)
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3D2N
|Up to 14 guests
The food was great, lots of fish, tofu and veg. Boat was simple
4.3 (25)
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3D2N
|Up to 13 guests
felt like a very luxurious experience
4.8 (99)
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3D2N
|Up to 16 guests
Amazing crew, beautiful boat! And the food?! OMG!!!!!
4.9 (14)
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3D2N
|Up to 11 guests
one of the best tours in the world
4.9 (14)
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3D2N
|Up to 12 guests
Amazing crew delicious food unforgettable manta ray snorkeling
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What other guests say
4.8
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966 reviews
If you’re looking for a trip where you don’t actually have to plan anything just sign up. This is a place to go. They do all the heavy lifting for you and provide an excellent trip for what I consider an excellent value. I paid I can’t remember between 80 and US$85 for this. They picked me up at my hotel at 5:30 in the morning. That was quite a nice added value, that was included in the fee. You also have to pay the entry fee into Komodo national park I paid 450,000. IDR , you need cash for this bring the cash. I did the trip at the end of the January during the crazy rain season, but the weather was exceptional. The only time we experience rang was when we had lunch, which was a covered venue so actually never got caught in any rain. I guess we got lucky because we had an amazing day. We saw five Komodo dragons. I stopped counting at 25 Matas rays and one big sea turtle. The boat guides were super absolutely no complaints. My one piece of advice to people, use the bathroom on the boat. It was extremely clean and well-maintained! This is not a ding on Seeking Sophie because it’s beyond their control, but just an observation about the two locations that we went to in Komodo national Park. The facilities were extremely rundown and shockingly inadequate. The bathrooms were in a serious state of disrepair. Anyway, I just wish they would’ve used the entry fees to provide better facilities for everyone locals and foreigners.
Frank Perez
We had the most amazing time on our trip to the Komodo National Park. Because we went during rainy season, there weren't enough of who had booked the Leticia Liveaboard but they were able to move us onto another boat which was just as nice. The guides were amazing at adapting our trip to suit the changing weather and made sure we got to do everything on the itinerary still - swimming with manta's was our highlight! The food was also incredible - would 100% recommend!
Becky
Wow, what an incredible experience! The Invictus Liveaboard trip around the Komodo Islands was beyond anything I imagined. The schedule was packed with activities, yet everything flowed seamlessly, thanks to the super organized crew. We got to see a bit of everything, making it the perfect way to explore the Komodo Islands. The team was fantastic, always going the extra mile for everyone. Their helpfulness and dedication truly stood out. The food was so delicious, every time! My sister is vegan, and they made sure she had delicious options. This trip was life-changing, and I’ll remember it forever. If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate—just book it! I can’t recommend it enough. Thank you thank you thank you !!
Alex

Helpful Questions

How do I get to Komodo National Park?
The easiest way to reach Komodo National Park is by flying into Labuan Bajo Airport (LBJ) on the island of Flores. From there, you can take a boat to Komodo Island, which takes about 4-5 hours.
What is the best time to visit Komodo National Park?
The best time to visit Komodo National Park is during the dry season, which runs from April to October. During this time, the weather is at its best and the seas are calm, making it ideal for diving and snorkeling.
What should I bring with me to Komodo National Park?
Be sure to pack light clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and insect repellent. You'll also want to bring a camera with a zoom lens to capture photos of the Komodo dragons.
What are the best things to do in Komodo National Park?
In addition to seeing the Komodo dragons, there are many other things to do in Komodo National Park. You can go diving or snorkeling to see the vibrant coral reefs and marine life. You can also hike to the top of Padar Island for stunning views of the park.
Where can I stay in Komodo National Park?
There are a number of guesthouses and hotels located on Komodo Island. You can also camp in the park, but be sure to obtain a permit from the park authorities.
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