I went to Komodo National Park with a group of people. There was so many Komodo in the island and you have to be aware and always in group (Komodo wouldn't attack if we're in a group).
AAAAH! I really loved the place. Komodo a lil bit scary, and their saliva contains venom, but they're amazing! The management are professional and know what they're doing. The view are beautiful. I love Indonesia
Beautiful natural landscape with beautiful island and beaches. You won't regret it.
This is our 2nd visit in a year and it won't be our last. The sea life is incredible, the boat crew is fantastic, the whole team are do friendly and so full of knowledge. Everywhere is kept clean and fresh. If it's your first time or your 10th time you are never disappointed. Thank you Komodo keep up the great work.
We had a great guide on Komodo Island, where we saw deer, Buffalo, wild boar and of course lots of Komodo. The staff there try a little too hard.to entertain - baiting thw dragons, telling a few fibs and hoping to get tips. However, still worth the visit!
Dragons. And beautiful natural landscapes. The park does a wonderful job at conserving the state of the Komodo's natural habitat. Did the short hike, want to come back to do the longer ones.
Amazing landscape with beautiful islands and beaches. The arid hills with sparsely located palm trees are a really interesting sight. The Komodo dragons itself are usually very calm in the park, although still impressive, feels a bit exploitative of the animals. (Plus we had the suspicion some of them were drugged to satisfy tourists with guaranteed views.) The nature here is the real treat and definitely don't forget Rinca island as it has even better views than Komodo island itself.
The landscape is amazing. The water is is clear and cool with soft waves. Although the corals are not as colorful as the ones in Java and Bali, snorkeling here is still fun. Might want to dive instead tho to see the manta rays and prettier corals there. One downside, the trips are insanely expensive now and getting quality food is hard.
The snorkeling is world class, with many rare sea animals easily seen on a single run. Komodo dragons and other wildlife can be spotted on Rinca and Komodo. Rinca has the nicest viewpoints though. Come early if you are in the dry season. You will only see dragons during the day in this season. A live-aboard boat is a great way to arrive early, avoid the crowds, and see a beautiful Sunset and Sunrise over the islands.
Based on the declining numbersof dragons from 1945 to present. I wonder if they will join the extinct animals of the planet. Solitaire animals can't strive when hundreds of humans search for them daily. Maybe the Government needs to reevaluate the current system. Fence off old dragons and feed them, the people just want to see dragons.
Komodo National Park is simply like Heaven on Earth. We had a 4 days boat vacation and we explored the seas, the islands and saw the famed Dragons. The dawns, the sunsets, crystal blue sea, the feels. Simply indescribable.
Cool to see Komodo Dragons in their native habitat, but our guides spent about 1/4 of the time trying to get our group to pay extra for an "extended" tour. They kept saying we didn't have time for the long trail, perhaps because they spent so much time at the beginning asking for extra money. We booked our tour from LB; if you can get a tour some other way, I'd recommend that.
Great trip to the national park. But most dragons can be found on Rincah island.
easy tracking to hunt dragon theree
Great place! But i think visitors need more than just one toilet
Lovely Park for both on land and underwater..
be careful of the wild dragon
The BEST. I had an unforgetable moment here!