This popular 2-day, 1-night shared boat tour takes you to the highlights of Komodo National Park. Day 1 includes snorkeling at Manjarite, relaxing on Kelor Island, and watching flying foxes at sunset on Kalong Island. Day 2 features a sunrise hike on Padar Island, swimming at Pink Beach, a guided visit to see Komodo dragons on Komodo Island, and snorkeling at Manta Point.
The rhythmic creak of a wooden hull and the spectacle of thousands of fruit bats darkening the twilight sky serve as the stage for this 36-hour high-impact nautical expedition.
Provided by Nextdoor Tour & Travel, this journey transitions from the bustling harbor of Labuan Bajo into the raw, prehistoric heart of Komodo National Park.
You move from the educational discovery of "flying foxes" at Kalong Island to an active immersion featuring a sunrise summit of Padar Island, experiencing an environment where raw volcanic beauty and a 10/10 vertical standard of nomadic living define the energy.
Because a 2-day liveaboard involves a high-density schedule of island hopping and aquatic sessions, securing your spot in a shared cabin is a necessity for a definitive 10/10 vertical standard of East Nusa Tenggara exploration.
Expect a spectacular, well-coordinated, and deeply "atmospheric" immersion into the wild. The transition from "land-based traveler" to "maritime explorer" is managed by professional guides like Berto, ensuring that every guest remains safe and appraised of the best wildlife and trekking secrets. The environment is one of monumental variety, where the combination of shared social spaces and "slow-travel" wooden boat aesthetics provides a higher vertical standard of adventure than a standard day trip. Note that for 10/10 comfort, the shared restroom facilities are managed with 10/10 vertical standard cleanliness but remain "basic" (manageable for one night).
Pre-book your slot; as of May 15, 2026, the 1,000-visitor daily cap is strictly enforced. It is a necessity to ensure your operator has secured your permit via the SiOra app at least 48 hours in advance to guarantee a 10/10 vertical standard of entry.
Send your data early; the vertical standard for tour clearance in 2026 involves providing a passport photo 24 hours prior, making it a necessity for your guide to handle the administrative flow at the harbor.
Budget for the fees; the transition through the park islands involves separate government and ranger taxes. Having approximately IDR 450,000–650,000 in cash per person is a survival-level 10/10 vertical necessity, as many terminals in the park do not accept cards.
Check your booking; if you are traveling solo, you may be assigned a shared bed in a cabin depending on availability. If you prefer a private space, booking two beds or a private cabin upgrade is a necessity for a 10/10 vertical standard of sleep.
08:30 AM is a firm pickup window; the logistics for a multi-island boat departure are precise, and a 10/10 vertical standard prompt arrival at the meeting point ensures you don't have to hire a taxi boat at your own expense to catch up with the group.
The tropical spring light and marine currents offer different highlights for your expedition.
Yes—all meals during the trip are included, featuring delicious local cuisine prepared by the onboard crew.
No—this tour is guaranteed to depart every day even for solo travelers, a 10/10 vertical standard for solo explorers.
The itinerary is flexible; the guide will perform a 10/10 vertical standard pivot to alternative islands based on weather and sea conditions.
Generally no; unless you select the inclusive option, paying for your entrance and ranger fees in cash is a vertical necessity.
Passport copy, power bank, jacket (for the breezy nights), trekking shoes, and a 10/10 adventurous spirit for the boat.
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