Sailing to Flores

Komodo liveaboard continues to grow as the most popular vessel in Labuan Bajo as the region blooms with natural attraction. There are fast boats and fishing boats offered in the port town’s wooden docks, but there’s something in liveaboard that makes a sailing trip around Komodo feels more fulfilling. And like everything else in the world, sailing with this ship comes with a set of plus and minus. If you are curious whether liveaboard sailing trip is for you or not, you definitely need to read this to the last point.

The land of dragon is real and it’s not even a film set from Game of Thrones. The real life dragons has no wings, but its region promises a raw and fulfilling adventure that won’t be found at anywhere else. Travelers of previous decade were mainly make their trip to see the majestic dragon with their own eyes, but ended up discovering many other natural wonders hidden between the deserted islands. Today, the UNESCO protected Komodo National Park offers great experience that will make the most adventurous souls leap with joy. Here, we have gathered best places to visit for rare fauna exploration on a Komodo sailing trip.

Here’s the thing about Komodo liveaboard: you get to enjoy sailing in all-wood, pirate-like Phinisi schooner, indulging your eyes on natural scenery fiesta, and that’s practically our version of getting the best of life.

What should you know and prepare if you want to take the kids to sailing the eastern Indonesia archipelago with Komodo liveaboard?

It’s hard to not talking about the magnificent Padar Island with our enthusiasm! Renowned for its unique landscape and mesmerising scene it offers from the peak, this iconic island quickly become popular among travelers. Green during the wet season and charmingly dry with rolling savannah grassland during the dry season, the weirdly contorted island looks like something right from the filmset of Jurassic Park. Here’s a detailed guide on how to get to the island and what to do there!