Komodo National Park & Flores

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Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in eastern Indonesia, spanning several islands including Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, and is the only place on Earth where Komodo dragons — the world's largest lizards — live in the wild. The surrounding waters are considered among the best dive sites on the planet, with strong currents, manta ray aggregations, rich coral reefs, and diverse marine life drawing divers from around the world. Flores, the nearest major island, serves as the main gateway — with Labuan Bajo as the primary port town — and offers its own draws including dramatic volcanic landscapes, traditional villages, and the coloured crater lakes of Kelimutu. Independent and group travellers come here for liveaboard sailing trips, island trekking, snorkelling, and the chance to explore one of Indonesia's most remote and spectacular corners.