Komodo dragons, pink sand, island views, reefs and manta rays: the stops and what to expect at each.
A Komodo liveaboard wakes up at a different place each morning. Exact stops depend on the boat, the days you have, the tide and the weather, and the captain decides the final plan. These are the places most trips aim for.
Walk with a ranger to see Komodo dragons in their natural home. Dragons live on both islands all year.
A short climb leads to the famous view over bays with different coloured sand. Most people go at sunrise, when it is cooler.
A beach with pink sand and clear water, good for swimming and for snorkelling over a shallow reef.
A channel where manta rays gather to feed. Sightings depend on the season and the current and are not guaranteed.
Sandbanks and islands for swimming, snorkelling and walks, with views that change with the light.
At dusk, thousands of flying foxes leave their island to feed. Many boats anchor nearby for the evening.
Reefs in the park are rich in coral and fish. Every boat carries snorkelling equipment. Certified divers can choose a diving charter, which is planned around dive sites.
Tap a stop to read about it.
The more days you have, the more time at each stop. See how to choose a trip length and the best time to go.