Destination :

• Kelor Island
• Menjerite Island
• Rinca Island
• Kalong Island

Detail :

• Rinca Island is part of Komodo National Park in East Nusa Tenggara—renowned as a natural habitat for Komodo dragons—and is located a 1- to 2-hour boat ride from Labuan Bajo. Location and Access: Situated west of Flores Island within the West Manggarai Regency. Travel: The journey takes approximately 1–1.5 hours by speedboat or 2–2.5 hours by wooden boat from the Labuan Bajo harbor to the Loh Buaya Jetty. – Activities and Attractions: Viewing Komodo Dragons—an ideal location to observe Komodo dragons in the wild, with a large population present. – Trekking: Options for short, medium, or long trails are available, accompanied by official rangers. – Scenery: Enjoying the vast and beautiful expanse of savanna hills.
• Kelor Island boasts a beach with soft, clean sand and clear water, creating the perfect setting for visitors to enjoy the water. Its underwater beauty is equally captivating—especially when snorkeling—as coral reefs and colorful fish greet you all around. You can even spot Baby sharks here.
• Menjerite islans is a small island and a beautiful snorkeling spot near Labuan Bajo, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, healthy coral reefs, and colorful fish—making it ideal for beginners. Underwater Beauty: Exceptionally calm and clear waters; abundant small fish and colorful coral reefs; shallow water depths.
• Kalong Island in Komodo National Park is a popular tourist destination located 35 minutes to 1.5 hours from Labuan Bajo, renowned for its thousands of giant bats and sunset views. Location and Travel: Distance: Approximately 8 kilometers from the main Labuan Bajo harbor. Travel Time: 35 minutes by speedboat or 1–1.5 hours by standard boat or *phinisi*. Main Attractions: Giant Bats (*Kalong*): Thousands of fruit bats emerge from the mangrove forest every evening around 18:00 WITA. Sunset: A beautiful orange twilight sky blending with the swarms of flying bats. Mangrove Forest: A dense mangrove ecosystem that serves as a safe habitat for wildlife.