Komodo Specialist Travel

“Authentic Komodo journeys by the Bajo people.”

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About Komodo Specialist

Our expert local guides, customized travel plans, and strong partnerships with local communities ensure every journey is both authentic and meaningful. Let us help you uncover the hidden beauty of Labuan Bajo while making a positive impact on the people and environment that make this destination truly special. Get in touch with us today to begin your unique adventure.

Originally Owned by the Bajo People

The trip is guided directly by the Bajo people, guaranteeing a true local experience.

Eco-Natural Operations

Ship facilities (amenities) use natural materials and less plastic.

Heritage and History Education

Sharing stories and local cultural richness, not just destinations.

Value Premium Local Price

Best quality, most competitive price.

Sailing Destination

Kelor Island: The Hidden Gem with a View Worth the Hike

Tucked away just a short boat ride from Labuan Bajo, Kelor Island is a small paradise that rewards adventurers with breathtaking panoramic views. The hike to the top may be short but can be a bit steep—trust us, every step is worth it. Once you reach the summit, you’ll be greeted by sweeping vistas of turquoise waters, neighboring islands, and your Phinisi boat anchored below. It’s the perfect place for those looking for a quick adventure, incredible photo opportunities, and a tranquil escape from the crowds.

Snorkeling at Manjarite: Dive into a Crystal-Clear Wonderland

If you love vibrant marine life and crystal-clear waters, Manjarite should be at the top of your list. This snorkeling spot is known for its rich biodiversity, including colorful corals, playful fish, and even the occasional sea turtle. The water here is incredibly calm, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced snorkelers. Dive in, and you’ll feel like you’ve entered a living aquarium. Don’t forget to bring an underwater camera to capture the magic beneath the surface!

Witness Nature’s Spectacle: Sunset and Bat Migration at Kalong Island

As the sun begins to set, Kalong Island offers one of the most mesmerizing natural spectacles in Labuan Bajo. Every evening, thousands of flying foxes (giant fruit bats) take flight from the island’s mangrove trees, creating a dramatic silhouette against the fiery orange sky. The peaceful rocking of your boat, the sound of waves, and the sight of these creatures filling the sky combine to create a truly magical experience.

Padar Island’s Iconic Viewpoint: Why It’s Worth Every Step

A visit to Padar Island isn’t complete without hiking to its iconic viewpoint. While the trail can be challenging under the sun, the reward at the top is unforgettable. The island offers a surreal landscape of three differently colored beaches—black, white, and pink—each curving into dramatic bays. The view is Instagram-famous for a reason and is a must-see for anyone traveling through Komodo National Park.

Kelor Island: The Hidden Gem with a View Worth the Hike

Tucked away just a short boat ride from Labuan Bajo, Kelor Island is a small paradise that rewards adventurers with breathtaking panoramic views. The hike to the top may be short but can be a bit steep—trust us, every step is worth it. Once you reach the summit, you’ll be greeted by sweeping vistas of turquoise waters, neighboring islands, and your Phinisi boat anchored below. It’s the perfect place for those looking for a quick adventure, incredible photo opportunities, and a tranquil escape from the crowds.

Snorkeling at Manjarite: Dive into a Crystal-Clear Wonderland

If you love vibrant marine life and crystal-clear waters, Manjarite should be at the top of your list. This snorkeling spot is known for its rich biodiversity, including colorful corals, playful fish, and even the occasional sea turtle. The water here is incredibly calm, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced snorkelers. Dive in, and you’ll feel like you’ve entered a living aquarium. Don’t forget to bring an underwater camera to capture the magic beneath the surface!

Witness Nature’s Spectacle: Sunset and Bat Migration at Kalong Island

As the sun begins to set, Kalong Island offers one of the most mesmerizing natural spectacles in Labuan Bajo. Every evening, thousands of flying foxes (giant fruit bats) take flight from the island’s mangrove trees, creating a dramatic silhouette against the fiery orange sky. The peaceful rocking of your boat, the sound of waves, and the sight of these creatures filling the sky combine to create a truly magical experience.

Padar Island’s Iconic Viewpoint: Why It’s Worth Every Step

A visit to Padar Island isn’t complete without hiking to its iconic viewpoint. While the trail can be challenging under the sun, the reward at the top is unforgettable. The island offers a surreal landscape of three differently colored beaches—black, white, and pink—each curving into dramatic bays. The view is Instagram-famous for a reason and is a must-see for anyone traveling through Komodo National Park.

Pink Beach: Nature’s Blush-Tinted Masterpiece You Can’t Miss

Yes, the sand is really pink! Pink Beach gets its unique color from crushed red coral mixed with white sand. Beyond its beauty, this beach offers excellent snorkeling opportunities with vibrant coral reefs just a few meters offshore. Whether you’re sunbathing, swimming, or snorkeling, this spot feels like stepping into a dream.

Meeting the Dragons: Your Essential Guide to Komodo Island

Home to the world’s largest lizards, Komodo Island offers a rare chance to see Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. These prehistoric creatures can grow up to 3 meters long and are surprisingly fast, so always stay close to your guide. The island itself is also stunning, featuring rugged hills and sweeping views that add an extra layer of adventure to your wildlife experience.

Swimming with Giants: Manta Ray Adventures at Manta Point

Imagine swimming alongside gentle giants that glide gracefully through the ocean. At Manta Point, you can snorkel with majestic manta rays, some with wingspans up to 4 meters wide! These creatures are harmless and incredibly curious, often swimming close to snorkelers. It’s a thrilling yet peaceful experience that’s sure to be the highlight of your trip.

Taka Makassar: The Ultimate Sandbar Escape in Komodo

A tiny, crescent-shaped sandbar surrounded by crystal-clear waters, Taka Makassar feels like a private paradise. This spot is perfect for relaxing, taking drone shots, or simply floating in the shallow waters. During low tide, the sandbar is more visible, offering an ideal spot for sunbathing or a picnic surrounded by ocean views.

Kanawa Island: A Snorkeler’s Paradise off the Beaten Path

Less crowded than other spots, Kanawa Island is a hidden treasure for snorkeling enthusiasts. The island is ringed by coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, making it easy to spot marine life right from the shore. If you’re lucky, you might even spot baby sharks or stingrays in the shallows. After snorkeling, relax on the white sandy beaches and soak up the sun in peace.

Pink Beach: Nature’s Blush-Tinted Masterpiece You Can’t Miss

Yes, the sand is really pink! Pink Beach gets its unique color from crushed red coral mixed with white sand. Beyond its beauty, this beach offers excellent snorkeling opportunities with vibrant coral reefs just a few meters offshore. Whether you’re sunbathing, swimming, or snorkeling, this spot feels like stepping into a dream.

Meeting the Dragons: Your Essential Guide to Komodo Island

Home to the world’s largest lizards, Komodo Island offers a rare chance to see Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. These prehistoric creatures can grow up to 3 meters long and are surprisingly fast, so always stay close to your guide. The island itself is also stunning, featuring rugged hills and sweeping views that add an extra layer of adventure to your wildlife experience.

Swimming with Giants: Manta Ray Adventures at Manta Point

Imagine swimming alongside gentle giants that glide gracefully through the ocean. At Manta Point, you can snorkel with majestic manta rays, some with wingspans up to 4 meters wide! These creatures are harmless and incredibly curious, often swimming close to snorkelers. It’s a thrilling yet peaceful experience that’s sure to be the highlight of your trip.

Taka Makassar: The Ultimate Sandbar Escape in Komodo

A tiny, crescent-shaped sandbar surrounded by crystal-clear waters, Taka Makassar feels like a private paradise. This spot is perfect for relaxing, taking drone shots, or simply floating in the shallow waters. During low tide, the sandbar is more visible, offering an ideal spot for sunbathing or a picnic surrounded by ocean views.

Kanawa Island: A Snorkeler’s Paradise off the Beaten Path

Less crowded than other spots, Kanawa Island is a hidden treasure for snorkeling enthusiasts. The island is ringed by coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, making it easy to spot marine life right from the shore. If you’re lucky, you might even spot baby sharks or stingrays in the shallows. After snorkeling, relax on the white sandy beaches and soak up the sun in peace.

Our, Vision & Mission, and Community Engagement

Led by our passionate Director, Akbar Sugara, a proud native of Labuan Bajo, our travel agency was born from the spirit of the community by the locals, for the locals, and to share our home with the world. With a vision to elevate Labuan Bajo and Sumba as global icons of adventure and healing, we offer tailor-made journeys that blend thrilling exploration with soul-soothing escapes, all wrapped in five-star service. Our mission is rooted in authenticity, affordability, and honesty, driven by a team of local heroes who know every hidden gem and cultural heartbeat of the region. More than travel, we are a bridge between cultures, inviting the world to experience the rich heritage of East Nusa Tenggara, while creating opportunities that uplift and empower the local community.

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Overland Destination

Melo Village

A Cultural Heartbeat of Labuan Bajo

Nestled in the hills overlooking Labuan Bajo, Melo Village offers travelers an authentic glimpse into the rich traditions of the Manggarai people. Known for its vibrant Caci dance performances—a ritual whip-fighting ceremony symbolizing strength and honor—the village welcomes visitors with open arms. Beyond the cultural shows, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding islands and coastline. Supporting the local community by purchasing handcrafted ikat textiles or enjoying a traditional feast is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Flores’ cultural heritage.

Wae Rebo

The Hidden Mountain Village of Flores

Perched 1,200 meters above sea level, Wae Rebo is a UNESCO-recognized traditional village known for its iconic conical houses, or Mbaru Niang. The village, surrounded by lush forest and misty mountains, offers a peaceful retreat from the modern world. Reaching Wae Rebo requires a 3-4 hour trek through dense jungle, but the reward is an intimate encounter with Flores’ living history. Visitors are often invited to share meals, listen to ancestral stories, and experience the daily life of the Manggarai people firsthand.

Nuca Molas

Labuan Bajo’s Untouched Natural Wonder

If you’re looking for serenity away from the usual tourist trails, Nuca Molas is your ideal destination. This pristine beach, surrounded by turquoise waters and powdery white sand, offers peace and seclusion. Perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or simply enjoying the untouched beauty of Flores, Nuca Molas is still relatively unknown to most travelers. It’s the ultimate spot for those who crave tranquility with nature as their only companion.

Batu Cermin Cave

Labuan Bajo’s Natural Mirror Rock

Just a short drive from the heart of Labuan Bajo, Batu Cermin Cave (literally “Mirror Rock Cave”) is a geological wonder worth exploring. The cave gets its name from the sunlight that reflects off its rock walls, creating a shimmering, mirror-like effect inside. Besides the play of light, visitors can marvel at prehistoric fossils embedded in the limestone walls and fascinating stalactite formations. A guided tour offers deeper insight into the cave’s history, biodiversity, and geological significance.

Rangko Cave

Labuan Bajo’s Hidden Saltwater Pool

A true hidden gem, Rangko Cave is an enchanting spot featuring a crystal-clear saltwater pool inside a limestone cavern. The cave’s turquoise waters, illuminated by sunlight filtering through a small opening, offer a magical swimming experience. Accessible only by boat, a visit to Rangko feels like uncovering a secret wonder of Labuan Bajo. Don’t forget your camera—this natural swimming pool provides some of the most Instagram-worthy shots in all of Flores.

Komodo Specialist is Officially Licensed!

We are thrilled to announce that PT Komodo Specialist Travel is now officially licensed, with Business Identification Number (NIB): 2502250124606, issued by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. This milestone reaffirms our commitment to delivering trusted, high-quality, and legally recognized travel experiences in Labuan Bajo and Komodo National Park.

As a fully registered company, we are also listed in the Ministry of Law of the Republic of Indonesia’s database and hold a valid Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP), ensuring compliance with all tax regulations.

This is just the beginning, greater adventures await! Ready to explore Labuan Bajo with a fully licensed and reliable travel partner? Contact us today and let’s create unforgettable memories together!

PT. Komodo Specialist

Jalan Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Komodo, Manggarai Barat, Nusa Tenggara Timur.

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