Komodo is a rugged, dry island in Komodo National Park in eastern Indonesia, between Sumbawa and Flores, and home to the Komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard. More about Komodo →
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Ships anchor in Slawi Bay off the north-east coast of Komodo Island and tender passengers to the jetty at Loh Liang, the park's ranger post on the island. Labuan Bajo on Flores, the nearest town and airport, is about 36 km away by boat. There are no roads, cars or public transport on the island; visitors keep to the marked trekking trails.
Ships anchor offshore and tender passengers to the jetty at Loh Liang. There are no roads, vehicles or public transport on Komodo Island. Komodo National Park entry is Rp250,000 per foreign visitor per day at the weekday rate.
Komodo is a rugged, dry island in Komodo National Park in eastern Indonesia, between Sumbawa and Flores, and home to the Komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard. Ships anchor offshore and tender passengers to the jetty at Loh Liang, one of the park's ranger posts where visitors can see dragons in the wild. Visits are walks on marked trekking trails; follow park staff and the naturalist guides on duty and stay on the trails. There are no roads or vehicles on the island.
Trekking trails from the Loh Liang ranger post, one of the park's ranger posts open to visitors for watching Komodo dragons in the wild; yellow-crested cockatoos also live on the island. Stay on the marked trails and follow park staff and the naturalist guides on duty. Park entry Rp250,000 per foreign visitor per day (weekday rate).
Beach in Komodo National Park listed by the park authority for sunbathing and snorkelling; reached by boat.
