Komodo National Park
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One Day Komodo TripsSee Komodo highlights in one day on a speedboat! Departs every day.
3D2N Komodo Boat TripsThe best way to experience Komodo National Park. Departs weekly (usually Fridays).
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Komodo National Park FAQs
You can secure your booking by paying directly on the site. Since spots fill up quickly, we do not offer instalments—payment must be made in full at the time of booking.
However, your payment is not taken immediately when you request a spot. Your payment method will only be charged once your booking is confirmed, which typically happens within 24 hours. If your request isn’t confirmed, you won’t be charged.
Park fees are separate from your boat tour and change frequently, so always check before your trip.
- Foreigners: IDR 600K–650K ($40–$45) per person/day.
- Locals: IDR 300K–350K ($20–$25) per person/day.
💡 Important to know:
- Fees vary depending on the island and activities (e.g., diving costs more).
- Weekends are more expensive than weekdays.
- Cash only – No credit cards accepted. Bring enough IDR before heading out!
Yes, but you don’t need to pay separately for each island or activity. Your boat crew will collect the full Komodo Park fee in advance, which is why the price is given as a range. The total amount depends on the specific islands and activities included in your itinerary.
If you plan to bring a drone, there is an additional fee, and you’ll need to apply for a permit at least 3 days in advance (see details below).
Park fees will be paid in cash only. Note that there are no ATMs on Komodo Islands so you need to bring enough IDR before heading to the islands (i.e. before your boat trip starts).
Komodo National Park is in Indonesia, between Sumbawa and Flores. The closest town is Labuan Bajo (LBJ) on Flores Island. That’s where you’ll start your trip.
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