Naturalistic & cultural tours in Indonesia

Flores and Komodo, the pearls of the Sunda Islands

Three days of beauty, breathtaking views, and unspoiled nature among the enchanting islands of Flores and Komodo.

Duration: 3 days

Level: easy

Your next adventure awaits!

Prices starting from: 500$

Visit Labuan Bajo on the island of Flores: a village of great cultural interest with its fish market, the perfect place to connect with the local population.
Trekking among the Komodo dragons, the famous monitor lizards, true masters of the island.
The Sunda Islands, heavenly places that, with their Komodo dragons, snorkeling among Manta rays, and the pink sand of Pink Beach, will leave you speechless.
Discover the typical Indonesian cuisine, to be savored in front of some of the world’s most unique landscapes!
Snorkeling in breathtaking locations to discover the underwater beauty of the archipelago from a unique perspective.
On request, customize the program of the minitour to Flores and Komodo, adding other activities or visits.

Day 1: Arrival in Labuan Bajo

Day 2: Padar Island – Pink Beach – Komodo Island – Taka Makassar – Manta Point – Kanawa Island

Day 3: Return flight to Bali

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Domestic flights as indicated in the detailed program
Transfers by private vehicles as indicated in the detailed itinerary
2 overnight stays in a hotel
Meals as indicated in the detailed itinerary
Certified guide and expert rangers
Entrance tickets for the visits indicated in the detailed program
English-speaking drivers for transfers in private vehicles
Equipment for snorkeling sessions
Board, transfers, insurance, and equipment for the accompanying staff
24/7 assistance during the trip from qualified personnel and telephone support with our office staff

NOT INCLUDED

Flights Italy-Indonesia-Italy, which can be booked independently or through Verticalife
Meals not specified in the detailed itinerary and all beverages, except for tea and coffee during included breakfasts
Optional tours and activities, and extra services due to force majeure
Tips, phone calls, and personal extras
Personal clothing and medicines
Anything not listed under the “What is included” section

Note: Tipping is common practice in Indonesia but not mandatory. Indonesians rarely expect it, but it is always appreciated as a sign of satisfaction with the service provided. We recommend it if you are happy with the experience. The amount is entirely optional, but an indicative amount is 100k rupiah for a full day of service.