Summary
Starting Point/ Finisih   : Labuan bajo
Availliable   : Everyday Dailly Departure

Private Trip – Customized Itinerary 

Experience a relaxing one-day island adventure through the beautiful waters of Komodo National Park and its surrounding islands aboard a traditional wooden boat.  This tour is perfect for travelers looking for a combination of wildlife encounters, tropical snorkeling, crystal-clear beaches, and a magical sunset experience without long trekking activities. Ideal for couples, families, honeymooners, and private groups seeking a more relaxed island-hopping journey from Labuan Bajo. The trip begins in the morning as you sail through the stunning Flores Sea surrounded by small tropical islands and breathtaking ocean views. Your first destination is Rinca Island, home to the legendary Komodo dragons. Accompanied by local rangers, enjoy a guided soft trekking experience through the island while learning about the unique wildlife and natural ecosystem of Komodo National Park. Continue the journey to Menjarite Island, one of the best snorkeling spots near Labuan Bajo. The crystal-clear water, colorful coral reefs, and rich marine life make it a perfect place for swimming and underwater exploration. After snorkeling, sail toward Kanawa Island, a tropical island famous for its white sandy beach, turquoise water, and peaceful atmosphere. Relax on the beach, swim, or enjoy the panoramic island scenery. In the late afternoon, the tour continues to Kalong Island, where you will witness the spectacular sunset while thousands of flying foxes emerge from the mangrove forest — one of the most iconic natural attractions in Flores. Enjoy the peaceful sunset atmosphere before sailing back to Labuan Bajo.

DESTINATIONS :

• Rinca Island 
• Menjarite Island 
• Kanawa Island 
• Kalong Island Sunset

TOUR HIGHLIGHT :

• Private wooden boat experience 
• Komodo dragon trekking at Rinca Island 
• Snorkeling in crystal-clear tropical waters 
• Colorful coral reefs & marine life 
• Relaxing white sandy beach experience 
• Scenic island-hopping adventure 
• Magical sunset at Kalong Island 
• Flying foxes attraction at sunset 
• Perfect for families, couples & small private groups

ITINERARY
RINCA ISLAND -KANAWA ISLAND-MENJARITE ISLAND -KALONG ISLAND

• From labuanbajo we start sailing to rinca island . Rinca Island is great place to visit while in Komodo National Park.  It is one of the three largest islands in the UNESCO recognised Park.   The largest islands are; Rinca, Komodo Island, and Padar Island.  If you are wanting to see real Komodo Dragons in their natural habitat, Rinca is a great option.  Not only can you see Komodo dragons on this Island, but also great hiking trails as well as deer, monkeys, and water buffalo can be seen all over the island.  The island occupies over 120 square miles of land which is mostly dense forest.  There a few smaller beaches and even a small fishing village.  For any visiting guests that choose any of the great hiking trails, they will get some great panoramic views from the top of the island.  Our tour of Rinca starts by arriving on the dock at the small harbor.  After that a short flat trek to the nature center.  Keep and eyes looking when talking the short walk through the mangrove forest and a flat valley area, as you will probably see monkeys, deer, water buffalo, and yes maybe even a Komodo Dragon.  After we arrive at the Nature Centre, we will have a brief intruction from one of the local nature guides.  They can explain all about the Komodo Dragons, their habitat, and the trekking for the day.  Each guide speaks good english, knowledgeable, and happy to answer and questions you may have about the island or local animals.  After the briefing, the guests may be asked which trail they would like to hike on, as there are a few options to take.  Typically the trekking takes between 1.5 – 2 hours, depending on the speed of the group.  Some are easier and some are more difficult.  On the hikes, the guides will explain more information about the habitat and hopefully you will see some wild dragons in their natural habitat
• Kanawa Island is another tropical paradise located on the edge of Komodo National Park.  It is located about 15 km from Labuan Bajo and is typically one of our last stops on our boat tours.  It is a great place to relax and enjoy the beautiful beach and reflect on the trip you just had sailing around Komodo National Park.   There are many activities to do here such as swimming, snorkelling, diving, hiking, or just soaking up the sun.   Snorkelling is very popular at Kanawa because it is easy access to see such beautiful things.  You can easily walk right on the beach and see untouched starfish in very shallow water.  You can snorkel over beds of beautiful coral reefs that house many colorful fish as well.  The white sand and turquoise water can help relieve your stress and help you enjoy this true tropical paradise.  Although this island gets a descent amount of tourists from boat trips, it still keeps that natural and untouched feel of a tropical paradise.
• 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)