Maika Komodo Tour
Komodo National Park: Indonesia’s Wildest AdventureKomodo National Park is a national park in Indonesia that was established in 1980 to protect the Komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard. |
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Welcome to Komodo National Park — Where Ancient Dragons Roam & Ocean Adventures Begin
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Located in Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda Islands, Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that protects the legendary Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard. But the dragons are just the beginning.
Spanning over 1,700 square kilometers and including the iconic islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, the park is a living postcard of volcanic landscapes, white-sand beaches, coral gardens, and untouched nature. What Makes Komodo National Park So Special?
Book a Tour With Maika Komodo Tour & DivingAt Maika Komodo Tour & Diving, we specialize in curated Komodo experiences. Whether you’re looking for:
We operate both daily dive boats and overnight cruises, and our dive center in Labuan Bajo is open every day to help you plan your perfect adventure. 🛡️ Conservation & SustainabilityKomodo is wild, beautiful, and fragile. We support local conservation efforts and only work with guides, captains, and rangers who respect the ecosystem. Our team is committed to responsible tourism — protecting the park while creating unforgettable memories for every guest.
📍 Visit Us in Labuan BajoWhether you’re just arriving or planning in advance, you can find us right in town — a short walk from most hotels and the harbor. Come by, ask questions, and let’s build your ideal Komodo itinerary together.
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Komodo National Park Tours 1 Day Trips 3 Day / 2 Night 4 Day / 3 Night We can visit places such as;
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If you would like to take a Komodo tour or Would like a personalised Komodo tour Package, please contact us. Komodo National Park is a popular tourist destination in Indonesia known for its rich biodiversity and the presence of the Komodo dragon, the world's largest living lizard. Visitors to the park can go on guided tours to see the Komodo dragons in their natural habitat, as well as other wildlife such as wild boars, water buffalo, and numerous species of birds. The park also offers opportunities for activities such as hiking, snorkeling, and diving, allowing visitors to explore the stunning landscapes and underwater environments of the park. Many people come to the area because Scuba Diving Komodo is the favourite of so many divers in the world.
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More information about Komodo National Park
🦎 Komodo Dragon Facts
The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the largest living lizard on Earth — growing up to 3 meters long and weighing over 70 kilograms. These prehistoric predators are only found in Komodo National Park, with the largest populations on Komodo Island and Rinca Island.
Komodo dragons are ambush hunters, using their venomous saliva and serrated teeth to bring down prey like deer, buffalo, and even wild boar. Despite their size, they can run in short bursts and swim between islands.
Best time to see dragons:
Komodo dragons are ambush hunters, using their venomous saliva and serrated teeth to bring down prey like deer, buffalo, and even wild boar. Despite their size, they can run in short bursts and swim between islands.
Best time to see dragons:
- Morning treks (before they rest in the heat)
- Dry season: April to October
- You must visit with a certified ranger for safety and conservation
🌊 Marine Biodiversity in Komodo
Komodo isn’t just about dragons — it’s one of the most biodiverse marine ecosystems in the world. Located in the Coral Triangle, the park is home to:
Try diving with us on a 3D2N or 4D3N liveaboard — or jump on a daily dive boat from Labuan Bajo.
- 1,000+ species of fish
- 260+ species of coral
- Manta rays, reef sharks, sea turtles, eagle rays, octopus, dolphins, and more
Try diving with us on a 3D2N or 4D3N liveaboard — or jump on a daily dive boat from Labuan Bajo.
🛡️ Park Rules & Conservation
Komodo National Park is a protected UNESCO site, and there are rules in place to protect the animals, reefs, and islands. Here are a few important ones:
- You must enter with a licensed tour operator or certified ranger
- Fishing, collecting coral, or disturbing wildlife is strictly prohibited
- Marine park fees apply (collected at the entrance or via your tour operator)
- Drone use is restricted in many areas — ask your guide
🏛️ History & UNESCO Recognition
Komodo National Park was founded in 1980 to protect the Komodo dragon, but quickly expanded to protect marine biodiversity. In 1991, the park was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and today it serves as a global model for marine and terrestrial conservation.
Local villages on Komodo and Rinca still exist today, and ancient legends about the dragons are part of the islanders’ culture and spirituality. You'll find a fascinating blend of natural wonder and traditional life that makes this park truly unique.
Local villages on Komodo and Rinca still exist today, and ancient legends about the dragons are part of the islanders’ culture and spirituality. You'll find a fascinating blend of natural wonder and traditional life that makes this park truly unique.
📅 Best Time to Visit Komodo
Komodo National Park can be visited year-round, but the dry season from April to November offers the best weather, calm seas, and incredible visibility for diving and snorkeling.
Here’s a quick breakdown by season:
April to June – Clear skies and lush green islands. Great diving conditions and fewer crowds. A perfect time for manta sightings and photography.
July to August – Peak dry season and the busiest time of year. Ideal for hiking Padar Island and visiting Komodo dragons, but tours may book out early.
September to October – Excellent weather and the best underwater visibility of the year. This is considered one of the top seasons for scuba diving in Komodo.
November to March – Rainy season, but still a good time for spotting manta rays. Some liveaboards may pause service during rougher sea conditions, but day trips still operate depending on weather.
For diving, we recommend visiting between May and October. For trekking and wildlife, Komodo dragons can be seen year-round, especially in the cooler morning hours.
Here’s a quick breakdown by season:
April to June – Clear skies and lush green islands. Great diving conditions and fewer crowds. A perfect time for manta sightings and photography.
July to August – Peak dry season and the busiest time of year. Ideal for hiking Padar Island and visiting Komodo dragons, but tours may book out early.
September to October – Excellent weather and the best underwater visibility of the year. This is considered one of the top seasons for scuba diving in Komodo.
November to March – Rainy season, but still a good time for spotting manta rays. Some liveaboards may pause service during rougher sea conditions, but day trips still operate depending on weather.
For diving, we recommend visiting between May and October. For trekking and wildlife, Komodo dragons can be seen year-round, especially in the cooler morning hours.
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Contact Maika Komodo Tours for any questions you may have.
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Address: Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Komodo, Kabupaten Manggarai Barat, Nusa Tenggara Tim. 86763, Indonesia
Phone: 62 812-3855-3678
Address: Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Komodo, Kabupaten Manggarai Barat, Nusa Tenggara Tim. 86763, Indonesia
Phone: 62 812-3855-3678