My boyfriend and I saw on 1 hour trip many Komodo dragons, older on the sand and younger on the trees. The youngers ones were moving a lot :) The guide was really serious with our security which was good and gave us a lot of informations. It was interesting. We also saw warthogs.

Thoroughly enjoyed our experience to Komodo Island. We were lucky to see 5 dragons and all quickly. We arrived early afternoon when it was hot. Near the harbour and entrance there are shops and stalls (as you would expect), just past the entrance we saw a Komodo hanging around the toilets! Then we saw 3 others (some large, one baby) before we started our trail. This is of course a popular tourist attraction and there were many people getting photos with Komodo’s who were ultimately just looking for some shade from the heat! It was cool and a little daunting to be so close to them, but ultimately we felt safe at all times. We started the walk and the guide cut it short because we had seen so many dragons before we had started, which we didn’t mind because it was so hot already. On the trail we saw another baby dragon and some different wildlife. Overall a great visit and the star attraction for anyone heading out to Flores.

Amazing place to visit but the going is not for the infirm. It’s in a beautiful location but the trails through the national park are barren and on a hot humid day hard work. We had people with us collapse and had to be carried out. To be fair they were warned but decided to go anyway. Saw plenty of dragons and they are impressive up close in the wild. Had to run a gauntlet of hawkers at the end but wasn’t bad enough to detract from the experience

We celebrated New Year 2023 on a yacht in the company of friends and Ben. who organized us a five-day trip around the islands. We dived several times a day in very beautiful locations. Ben always swam with us and made sure nothing happened. it was a wonderful vacation. you can access it on this site. komodoharmonytour.com you won’t regret it.

Komodo Island - cracking place to visit. So worth the journey. We visited Padar Island on the way and Pink Beach on our way home. We were lucky enough to find several dragons around the Island on the Medium route. A brilliant day out.

We did a 5-day dive liveaboard on #PhinisiLadyDenok which was wonderful. The crew were capable, kind, experienced and passionate about the diving, the boat, and taking care of the passengers. Wonderful diving and a lovely group of people on board to dive and hang out with. Included a trip to see the dragons. Then two nights in #MenjagaBay resort - understated luxury; beautiful surroundings with great attention to taking care of the environment as well as the guests.

We visited Komodo Island as part of a day trip to KNP and it was the clear highlight. Having read some negative reviews my expectations we not that high but the actual experience was great. We were taken on a walk of about 1 mile walk and saw 7 dragons in several different places - they really are huge! Most were asleep (unsurprising as it was the middle of the day and hot) but a couple were quite lively. One showed a definite interest in us - certainly enough to get the pulse racing when it walked towards us - and I was glad we had a ranger to show us how and where to move away from it. I don't believe the claims of some reviewers that these animals are drugged. Yes, you do get to pose for photos with the less lively dragons in front of you but the rangers only allowed this for one group of up to about 4 people at a time and it never looked to me that the animals was being over crowded or much disturbed by the visitors. In fact there were surprisingly few people there during our visit - far far fewer than in the walk up the hill for the view at Padar Island.