Komodo Islands
Part of the Indonesian Lesser Sunda chain, Komodo Island is one of three major islands that, alongside numerous smaller islets, compose the Komodo National Park. With its rough topography, the island hosts over 4000 native Komodo Dragons, the largest living lizards on Earth, as well as various other wildlife. Komodo islands’ landscape is marked by areas of spiky green vegetation and steep hillsides covered in dry savanna. The shores are lined with sandy beaches in golden and pink tones, washed by crystal-clear azure waters.
The beauty above the water is remarkable, but the underwater world is just as fascinating, thanks to the park’s diverse marine life. Komodo National boasts stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs that are exclusively reachable by boat. It is renowned as one of the finest diving and cruising destinations in the world.