FAQ — Komodo Tours
What is an open trip Komodo?
An open trip Komodo is a shared group sailing tour where travelers join a fixed itinerary. It’s budget-friendly and perfect for solo travelers or small groups.
What is a private Komodo trip?
A private Komodo trip means chartering the entire boat for your group. You’ll enjoy full privacy, flexible schedules, and customized itineraries.
Where is Komodo Island located?
Komodo Island is part of Komodo National Park in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. The nearest port is Labuan Bajo, located on Flores Island.
When is the best time to visit Komodo?
The dry season (April to December) is ideal for sailing and island exploration. July to September offers the best visibility for snorkeling and diving.
Is the Komodo tour safe for children?
Yes, Komodo tours are safe for children when supervised properly. Always stay close to park rangers and follow safety instructions during dragon encounters.
How to book a Komodo tour?
You can book through trusted local operators such as Phinisi Labuan Bajo or MMB Komodo Tour. Confirm inclusions like park fees, meals, and transfers before booking.
How to avoid seasickness during the Komodo tour?
Choose a stable boat, stay in the middle section, look at the horizon, take seasickness medication, avoid heavy meals, and stay hydrated.
I’m a solo traveler — is it safe?
Yes. Many solo travelers join Komodo tours. Just choose reputable operators and follow all safety instructions.
How much is the Komodo National Park entrance fee?
The fee varies by nationality and activity (trekking, snorkeling, or diving). Contact your tour operator or Komodo National Park office for updated rates.
Can I combine a Flores land tour with a Komodo boat trip?
Yes. You can combine a Flores overland tour with a Komodo boat trip — just ensure you have enough time for logistics and transfers between both experiences.