Summary
Starting Point/ Finisih   : Labuan bajo
Tour Type   : Small Group shared Tour
Availliable   : Everyday Dailly Departure

Enjoy a relaxing tropical island adventure around Labuan Bajo with a perfect combination of snorkeling, beach activities, scenic island views, and a magical sunset experience. This half-day boat trip is ideal for travelers who want to explore the beauty of the surrounding islands near Labuan Bajo without spending a full day at sea. Perfect for couples, families, honeymooners, and small groups looking for a relaxing and enjoyable island-hopping experience. The journey begins in the afternoon from Labuan Bajo Harbor aboard a traditional wooden boat while sailing through calm tropical waters surrounded by beautiful small islands and ocean panoramas. The first destination is Kelor Island, a small tropical island famous for its crystal-clear water, white sandy beach, and beautiful panoramic hill. Enjoy relaxing on the beach, swimming, or short trekking to the top viewpoint for spectacular scenery. Continue to Menjarite Island, one of the best snorkeling spots near Labuan Bajo. Discover colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, and calm clear waters perfect for swimming and underwater exploration. In the late afternoon, sail toward Kalong Island to witness one of the most iconic sunset experiences in Flores. As the sun slowly sets behind the islands, thousands of flying foxes (giant fruit bats) emerge from the mangrove forest, creating a spectacular natural show against the golden sky. Relax onboard while enjoying the peaceful sunset atmosphere before returning to Labuan Bajo.

ITINERARY
MENJARITE ISLAND – KALONG ISLAND

• Start from Labuan bajo, we sail to kelor island. Kelor Island, also known as Pulau Kelor, located in the renowned Komodo National Park, is a captivating destination that offers visitors a myriad of natural wonders and scenic beauty. This page will delve into the splendor of Kelor Island, highlighting its unique features, accessibility, and the best time to visit. Whether you are seeking serene white sand beaches, panoramic views, or thrilling water activities, Kelor Island is sure to leave you spellbound. For those seeking a bird’s-eye view of the island and its surroundings, a short trek to the top of Kelor Island is highly recommended. The 15-minute ascent leads to a mesmerizing panoramic vista that encompasses the sparkling waters, lush greenery, and neighboring islands. This vantage point provides an excellent opportunity for photographers and nature enthusiasts to capture the beauty of the Komodo National Park.
• Discovering Manjarite Island – a secluded paradise of pristine beaches and vibrant marine life awaits. Explore crystal-clear waters, snorkel with colorful fish, and unwind on tranquil shores .Manjarite island  stands out for its dense coral forests and vibrant marine life, offering snorkelers and divers an immersive experience like no other. Dive deep into the azure depths and encounter a myriad of sea creatures, from colorful clownfish to elusive blue ribbon eels. While exploring the underwater wonders of Manjarite Beach, it’s essential to prioritize safety and environmental conservation. Snorkelers should remain vigilant of their surroundings, avoiding contact with fragile coral reefs and respecting the delicate ecosystem that thrives beneath the waves. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life as you bask in the sun-kissed shores of Manjarite Island. Whether you’re lounging on soft sands or taking a refreshing dip in the azure waters, this idyllic beach promises moments of pure relaxation amidst breathtaking natural beauty.
• Kalong island -You may have heard of the flying foxes or big bats in Komodo National Park.  Being around Kalong Island around sunset gives our guests a unique opportunity to see the massive bats flying over their heads heading to Flores Island.  Kalong is a popular tourism spot to end the even at to see this rare site.  Kalong is also known as Koaba Island by the locals, which actually means Flying Foxes or big bats.  The island is mostly covered by mangrove forests, which is why thousands of bats live on the island in the daytime.  This coverage protects them from the heat from the sun on a typical hot day in Komodo National Park.  This island is actually known to have been kept secret by the locals and no one goes on the island.  Ancestor stories say one person went to the island and never came back, so now it is viewed from a far. (in a boat)
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