Komodo Open Trip  3 Days 2 Nights

Shared Phinisi Boat Adventure

Sail across the breathtaking Komodo National Park with a traditional wooden phinisi boat, discovering world-class snorkeling spots, exotic wildlife, and iconic landscapes. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, and small groups.

Day 1 – Labuan Bajo – Kelor Island – Manjarite – Kalong Island

Kelor Island

• A small island with white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush hills.

• A short 15-minute trek to the hilltop gives panoramic views of Flores and nearby islands.

• Snorkeling around the reef reveals colorful corals and tropical fish.

Manjarite

• A calm snorkeling spot with shallow, crystal-clear waters.

• Known for soft corals, starfish, and schooling reef fish.

• Perfect for both beginners and experienced snorkelers due to its gentle currents.

Kalong Island

• Famous for the evening spectacle of thousands of flying foxes (giant bats).

• At sunset, they soar out of the mangrove forest, filling the sky as the sun dips into the horizon.

• A magical and unique wildlife encounter.

Day 2 – Padar Island – Pink Beach – Komodo / Rinca – Manta Point – Taka Makassar

Padar Island

• The most iconic viewpoint in Komodo National Park.

• A sunrise hike (30–40 min) to the summit rewards with sweeping views of three bays, each with different colored sands (white, black, and pinkish).

• One of the most photographed spots in Indonesia.

Pink Beach

• One of only a few pink-sand beaches in the world.

• The pink hue comes from crushed red coral mixed with white sand.

• Excellent for snorkeling — reefs close to shore are full of clownfish, parrotfish, and colorful corals.

Komodo Island / Rinca Island

• Both islands are natural habitats of the Komodo dragon, the world’s largest living lizard.

• Guided trekking with park rangers gives you the chance to see Komodo dragons in the wild along with deer, wild boar, and tropical birds.

• Rinca tends to be less crowded, while Komodo is the namesake of the park.

Manta Point

• One of the top snorkeling spots in Komodo.

• Known for encounters with graceful manta rays, some with wingspans over 3 meters.

• Swimming with these gentle giants is an unforgettable highlight.

Taka Makassar (Sandbar Island)

• A tiny, crescent-shaped sandbar surrounded by shallow turquoise water.

• A dreamy place for walking, swimming, or simply relaxing on the white sand.

• Often paired with snorkeling nearby.

Day 3 – Siaba Island / Kanawa Island – Labuan Bajo

Siaba Island (Turtle Point)

• Nicknamed “Turtle City” because of its high population of sea turtles.

• Snorkelers often encounter green sea turtles gliding gracefully among coral gardens.

• Calm waters make it a top snorkeling destination.

Kanawa Island

• A picturesque island with soft white sand and crystal-clear water.

• Great for snorkeling: vibrant corals, colorful reef fish, and starfish can be found just off the beach.

• Perfect last stop to relax and enjoy paradise before returning to Labuan Bajo.

 Summary
This 3D2N Open Trip is a compact yet unforgettable adventure through Komodo National Park. Travelers will experience hiking, snorkeling, wildlife encounters, island-hopping, and breathtaking landscapes, all while sailing on a traditional phinisi boat.