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All Komodo National Park Experiences

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

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4.9 (444)
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10 hrs
|Up to 16 guests
We were the first ones to arrive at the major points (Padar, Pink Beach)
4.3 (60)
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2.5 hrs
|Up to 6 guests
Beautiful sunset, and the bats were a wonder.
Private trip
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4.9 (444)
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11 hrs
|Up to 15 guests
Very nice crew when you get private
Private trip
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4.9 (115)
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11 hrs
|Up to 20 guests
Wildlife being present everywhere
top rated
4.9 (444)
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11 hrs
|Up to 8 guests
Went with elderly parents and they made sure they were cared for
Private trip
4.4 (60)
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12 hrs
|Up to 40 guests
Speedboats are new and nice
4.9 (444)
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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
Recommended way to see Komodo - see all the highlights in 3 Days. Departs every week.

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5.0 (13)
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3D2N
|Up to 15 guests
Very fancy, luxury and very clean.
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4.4 (44)
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3D2N
|Up to 13 guests
felt like a very luxurious experience
4.7 (25)
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3D2N
|Up to 25 guests
Amazing crew made for an amazing trip
4.9 (160)
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3D2N
|Up to 14 guests
The food was high end restaurant quality
4.9 (160)
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3D2N
|Up to 15 guests
Our guide Ardy was the best guide weve had
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5.0 (229)
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3D2N
|Up to 15 guests
The boat is spectacular and the crew are so so friendly
4.7 (190)
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3D2N
|Up to 16 guests
Unforgettable Komodo adventure seamless delicious and lifechanging
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What other guests say
4.8
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1567 reviews
We really enjoyed the experience despite the rain showers and no sunset! The bats come anyway and the rain had stopped just in time for us to lie on the roof and watch them stream by. The method for boarding the boat was a little surprising but added to the adventure.
Nicky
We were travelling with our two kids and everyone was so accommodating and kind. It felt like a real team effort and everyone was so friendly. Nothing was too difficult.. the photographer, Pong was the best addition we didn’t know we needed. Having him onboard took it to the next level. The variety of food was amazing and always kept us full. You could also take your own alcohol on which made it nice and easy.
Lauren Montgomery
These 3 days have been like a dream! Breathtaking views, lovely company, amazing crew, awesome adventures and nature.
Karile

Komodo National Park FAQs

How do I pay? Are instalments available?

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.

How much are the Komodo park fees?

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!
Are there any additional fees for certain islands or activities?

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).

Do I need to pay park fees in cash?

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).

Where is Komodo National Park?

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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