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5 of 5 stars
Tokyo, Japan
Mar 29, 2009
10/10 found this review helpful

Labuan Bajo (“LBJ”) is the gateway city to Komodo National Park (“KNP”), designated a UN World Heritage Site. The park contains the only global sanctuaries for the Komodo Dragon, giant carnivorous and...more

5 of 5 stars
Frisco, Colorado
Nov 2, 2008
1/2 found this review helpful

We took the short trail due to a limitation on time with our dive boat. However I highly recommend the longer trail, as I believe you will see more. We saw deer, boar, fowl and snails. We saw no...more

5 of 5 stars
Australia
Jun 21, 2008
3/4 found this review helpful

Hi, this is a tip for travellers going to Komodo Island from Labuan Bajo. I spent many an hour on the internet trying to find/book my boat trip to Komodo. I have to say, it was challenging finding...more

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