Komodo Trip: Start in Labuan Bajo, Finish in Lombok – Sail Through Paradise

🌅 Kalong Island

As the sun begins to set, Kalong Island transforms into a magical spectacle. Named after the thousands of kalong (flying foxes) that inhabit it, this mangrove-covered island is the perfect first stop to witness nature in motion. Just before dusk, watch as swarms of giant fruit bats take flight, silhouetted against the fiery sky—an unforgettable moment to kick off your journey.

🏝 Kelor Island

A tiny yet breathtaking island, Kelor offers white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a short uphill trek that rewards you with panoramic views of the surrounding archipelago. It’s an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, and soaking in the serenity of a tropical paradise that feels completely untouched by time.

🌊 Manjarite Sea

A hidden gem beneath the waves, the waters of Manjarite are home to vibrant coral reefs and countless species of marine life. Known for its calm currents and excellent visibility, it’s a snorkeler’s dream. Here, you’ll glide through colorful underwater gardens, spotting clownfish, sea turtles, and maybe even reef sharks in their natural habitat.

🐉 Komodo Island

Step into the wild as you arrive at Komodo Island, the natural home of the legendary Komodo dragon—the world’s largest living lizard. Accompanied by certified local rangers, you’ll walk through dry savannah landscapes and dense forest trails, keeping an eye out for these prehistoric predators along with Timor deer, wild boars, and tropical birds.

🏖 Pink Beach

One of only a handful in the world, Pink Beach stuns with its soft, rosy-hued sands—caused by a natural mix of white sand and red coral fragments. Surrounded by turquoise waters and coral-rich snorkeling sites, it’s the perfect place to relax, snap photos, or explore the vibrant marine life just offshore.

⛰ Padar Island

Arguably the crown jewel of the Komodo National Park, Padar Island offers a short but steep hike to a summit with iconic 360° views. From the top, you’ll see three stunning bays—each with differently colored beaches: one white, one black, and one pink. Sunrise or sunset from this point is truly a sight to behold.

🌴 Moyo Island

Located just off the northern coast of Sumbawa, Moyo Island is a tranquil retreat of lush tropical forests, cascading waterfalls like Mata Jitu, and vibrant coral reefs. Nature lovers will appreciate the island’s biodiversity, with chances to trek through jungle trails, encounter wild boars and macaques, and swim beneath freshwater falls.

🌊 Tambora Sea

Named after the powerful Mount Tambora, this sea offers a calm sailing route rich in marine life. Its clear waters and rich biodiversity make it ideal for spotting dolphins, tuna, or even whale sharks if you’re lucky. It’s also a peaceful stretch of ocean that allows you to fully enjoy the serenity of open-sea sailing.

🌋 Satonda Island

This mysterious volcanic island is home to a saltwater crater lake, formed by a massive eruption thousands of years ago. Surrounded by rugged terrain and legend, Satonda is both geologically fascinating and spiritually rich, as many locals believe the island to hold mystical energy. Enjoy a peaceful walk around the lake or snorkel off its coral-fringed coast.

🏝 Kanawa Island (Sumbawa)

Your final snorkeling spot before reaching Lombok, Kanawa Island is known for its crystal-clear waters, shallow coral reefs, and calm waves—perfect for both beginner and experienced snorkelers. The island’s peaceful ambiance and panoramic hill views make it a perfect last island stop before sailing toward Lombok.

⚓ Kayangan Harbor – Lombok

This marks the final leg of your adventure, where you’ll disembark at Kayangan Harbor in East Lombok. From here, we’ll assist you with transfers to your next destination—whether it’s the city vibes of Mataram, the coastal charm of Senggigi, the surfing haven of Kuta Lombok, or the scenic gateway to the Gilis at Bangsal Harbor.