Kelor Island
A small island easily reached from Labuan Bajo (around 30–60 minutes by speedboat). Famous for its white sandy beach, a small hill for a short hike, and crystal-clear snorkeling spots — ideal for a quick half-day stop.
Manjarite
A calm spot with soft white sand and healthy coral reefs, perfect for snorkeling. Less crowded than other popular spots, making it a peaceful choice for underwater lovers.
Kalong Island
A mangrove-covered island home to thousands of flying foxes (fruit bats). The highlight is at sunset when thousands of bats take flight — a spectacular sight best enjoyed on a sunset cruise.
Padar Island
One of Komodo’s most iconic spots — its hilltop offers dramatic views of several bays with different colored sands (white, black, and some pinkish). The short trek to the summit is rewarded with breathtaking panoramas.
Pink Beach
One of the rare pink sand beaches in the world — the color comes from a mix of white sand and red coral fragments. A favorite spot for snorkeling and photography, but it can get busy in peak season.
Komodo Island
The main island of the park and the natural habitat of the Komodo dragon. Visits are guided by official rangers to safely observe these giant reptiles in the wild, along with trekking routes and small beaches.
Rinca Island
A popular alternative to Komodo Island for seeing Komodo dragons — with shorter and easier trails, it’s often recommended for families or travelers with limited time.
Taka Makassar
A tiny sandbar that appears during low tide — often described as a small “bubble of sand” surrounded by crystal-clear waters. An exotic spot for snorkeling and aerial drone shots.
Manta Point
A world-famous diving and snorkeling site where groups of manta rays are often spotted. Currents can be strong — recommended for experienced snorkelers/divers with a guide.
Gili Lawa Darat
A small island in northern Komodo offering hilltop treks with panoramic views of open seas, turquoise bays, and rugged coastlines. Often visited by liveaboards exploring the park’s northern region.
Rangko Cave
A limestone cave with a natural turquoise pool lit by sunlight at certain angles — perfect for a refreshing swim in calm waters and admiring unique rock formations. Reached by a mix of boat and land travel.