Itineraries From Labuan Bajo

Siaba Islands: Crystal-clear waters and thriving reefs make the Siaba Islands a paradise for snorkeling and diving. Drift above vibrant coral gardens where graceful sea turtles are frequently spotted gliding through the calm lagoon.
Sebayur Island : A pristine island escape surrounded by vibrant reefs. Perfect for snorkeling and diving among abundant marine life, with scenic hikes and breathtaking sunsets overlooking Komodo's untouched nature.
Taka Makassar : A crescent-shaped sandbar rising from crystal-clear turquoise waters. Its soft pink-white sand and surrounding reefs make it a perfect stop for snorkeling, with frequent encounters with majestic manta rays gliding nearby.
Manta Point : One of the region's most iconic diving and snorkeling sites, where majestic manta rays glide gracefully through nutrient-rich waters. A spectacular encounter with these gentle giants in their natural habitat.
Padar Island : One of Komodo's most iconic landscapes, Padar Island is renowned for its breathtaking viewpoint. A scenic trekking path leads to the summit, where sweeping panoramas reveal rugged hills, turquoise waters, and three crescent-shaped beaches.
Pink Beach : One of Komodo's most remarkable natural wonders, Pink Beach is famed for its soft blush-colored sand created by crushed red coral. Crystal-clear waters and vibrant reefs make it a perfect spot for swimming and snorkeling.
Kampung Komodo : A small traditional village offering a glimpse into local island life. Wooden houses line the shore, and Komodo dragons are occasionally spotted near the settlement, creating a rare encounter between daily life and wild nature.
Rinca Island : One of the best places to observe Komodo dragons in the wild, Rinca Island features rugged savannah landscapes and guided walks where these legendary reptiles can be seen in their natural habitat.
Kalong : Covered in dense mangrove forests, Kalong Island, also known as Koaba by locals, is famous for its colony of flying foxes. At sunset, thousands of massive bats take flight, creating a spectacular scene.
Manjarite : A tranquil oasis with no permanent inhabitants, Manjarite is surrounded by clear waters and vibrant reefs. Snorkeling above a kaleidoscope of marine life, from colorful angelfish to elusive barracudas.
Gili Lawa Laut : The sister island of Gili Lawa Darat, Gili Lawa Laut is surrounded by vibrant reefs and lively waters. The channel between the two islands is known for its strong currents and rich marine life, making it a rewarding diving site.
Gili Lawa Darat : Known for its rolling savannah hills, Gili Lawa Darat offers one of the most scenic hikes in the region. From the summit after your trekking, enjoy sweeping panoramic views before snorkeling vibrant reefs or spotting deer roaming the island.
Kanawa Island : Surrounded by turquoise waters, Kanawa Island is a perfect spot for snorkeling and diving. Its shallow reefs are teeming with marine life, from reef sharks and stingrays to turtles, making it an easy and family-friendly underwater playground.
Kelor Island : A small island of white sand and turquoise waters, Kelor offers excellent snorkeling and a short trekking to a scenic viewpoint with sweeping panoramas. Local vendors sometimes welcome visitors with handmade crafts.
Penga Island : A vibrant reef destination for snorkeling and diving, Penga Island reveals thriving corals and remarkable marine life, from tiny pygmy seahorses hidden among the reef to graceful reef sharks cruising the blue.
Pink Rock : Known locally as Nisa Purung, Pink Rock, often called Strawberry Rock, stands out with its striking pink hue and lush green crown, rising dramatically above the surrounding turquoise waters.