Discover the most beautiful places in Flores and Komodo, from islands to villages.
A natural wonder with 3 crater lakes that change colors: blue, green, and red. Come early for sunrise. The view and cold air make it very special.
A traditional Lio village close to Kelimutu National Park. See traditional houses and culture. Many people stay here before going to see the sunrise at Kelimutu.
The city where Indonesia’s first president, Soekarno, was exiled. Visit Bung Karno Museum and learn about history. A good stop before going to Kelimutu.
A beach with blue and green pebbles instead of sand. The color comes from volcanic stone. Very unique and beautiful, especially in the morning light.
A cluster of 17 small islands with white sand and clear water. Go island hopping, snorkeling, and see flying foxes on Kalong Island. Much quieter than Labuan Bajo.
A fresh and cool town in central Flores. Known for traditional villages, coffee plantations, and friendly people. Perfect place to rest during your overland trip.
A beautiful Ngada traditional village with stone altars and traditional houses. The people still keep their ancestors’ traditions. Located on a hill with mountain views.
Watch how local people make traditional palm wine called “Arak” or “Sopi”. See the whole process from cutting the palm tree to distilling. You can also try it.
The cave where “Homo Floresiensis” or the Hobbit was discovered. Learn about history and prehistoric life in Flores. A must-visit for history lovers.
See the amazing spider-web pattern of rice fields from above. This is a traditional land management system by Manggarai people. Very unique and only found in Flores.
One of the oldest traditional villages in Manggarai. See traditional houses and learn about local customs. The people are very welcoming and friendly.
A beautiful island with a hill for trekking and a beach for snorkeling. Great combo in one place. The coral is still very healthy and the beach is clean.
A 3-hour trek to a 1200-year-old traditional village. Sleep in the unique cone-shaped house “Mbaru Niang” and experience local culture. Wake up to mountains and clouds. A once-in-a-lifetime trip.
The best place to see sunset over Labuan Bajo harbor. Only 15 minutes from town. Bring your camera and enjoy the view with a cold drink.
Walk through a dark cave and be surprised by a bright blue underground pool. The water is salty and crystal clear. One of the most instagrammable spots in Flores.
A unique cave near Labuan Bajo where sunlight reflects on the cave walls like a mirror. The rock formations are millions of years old. A cool and short adventure on land.
A quiet island with calm water and amazing coral. Great for beginners because the current is gentle. You can see clownfish, butterfly fish, and more right near the beach.
Similar to Padar but less crowded. A 40-minute trek to the top gives you a 360° view of all the islands. Many people say the sunset here is the best in Komodo National Park.
The most famous spot to see manta rays in Komodo. If the current is good, you can snorkel with these gentle giants. A truly magical experience you’ll never forget.
A small white sandbank that appears during low tide. No trees, no shade, just pure white sand and turquoise sea. Perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, and snorkeling around the reef.
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