4 Days 3 Nights Trip

Destinations:

• 1^st day: Labuan Bajo – Menjerite Snorkeling Spot – Rinca Island – Kalong Island
• 2^nd day: Padar Island – Long Beach – Pink Beach – Taman National Komodo
• 3^rd day: Turtle Point – Taka Makassar – Manta Point – Gili Lawa Island
• 4^th day: Kanawa Island – Kelor Island – Labuan Bajo

Description:

This is the most attractive package, all tourist attractions in Komodo Islands will be completely explored. Enjoy 4 days private tour with Zada and experience Live on Board with zada during the nights stay.

On the 1st day, We will explore Menjerite, Rinca Island, and Kalong Island. And on the 2nd day, we will experience Padar Island, Long Beach, Ping Beach, and Taman National Komodo. Moreover, Turtle Point, Taka Makassar, Manta Point, and Gili Lawa Island will be held on the 3rd day. On the last day, we will experience Kanawa Island and Kelor Island.

The special destinations on this trip are Gili Lawa Island. Many people call it Gili Lawa Darat. There are also those who call it Gili Laba. This island is the only island that is able to compete for its beauty with the island of Padar. In our opinion, what makes this island superior is because it also has a very diverse and unique underwater beauty that Padar Island does not have. This island is also a favorite place for advanced divers. There is a special spot on the seabed known as Castle Rock and sometimes only highly professional divers practice the shotgun diving method.

this island is dry savanna. Uninhabited, and during the afternoon you will see a group of deers playing on the beach. You can climb to the tip of the hill and see a breathtaking panoramic view of the sunset or sunrise. Takes about an hour to climb it. If you are lucky, sometimes a herd of dolphins playing around the beach before sunset.

There is no Komodo Dragon in Gili Lawa Darat, but recently the National Park officials prohibit tourists to climb the hills until further notice, since it caught fire in August 2018. So the island is still in the recovery and conservation phase, and access for tourists is minimized.