East Nusa Tenggara
Komodo & Pink Beach, Privately from Bali
Two hours by air from Denpasar, then a crewed yacht through the archipelago — dragons on Rinca in the early morning, Pink Beach empty before the day boats arrive, and Padar at first light.
Private flight to Labuan Bajo · liveaboard
Overview
Komodo National Park is two hours by air from Denpasar and one of the most dramatic landscapes in Asia: dry hills, pink sand, clear water and the dragons that give the park its name.
AVORA arranges the journey as one plan: a flight to Labuan Bajo with someone meeting you on arrival, a crewed yacht or liveaboard through the park, early starts that reach Pink Beach and Padar before the day boats, ranger-guided walks on Komodo or Rinca, and snorkelling or diving at Manta Point.
What we arrange
- Private flight to Labuan Bajo, met on the tarmac
- Crewed liveaboard or day charter through the park
- Pink Beach and Padar Island before the crowds
- Guided ranger walk on Komodo or Rinca
- Diving and snorkelling at Manta Point
How we plan it
Three to four nights suits most guests. The dry season from April to November generally brings calmer seas and the best visibility.
Komodo National Park access is subject to park permits, ranger availability, seasonal conditions and conservation regulations.
Questions guests ask
How do I get from Bali to Komodo?
By a short flight from Denpasar to Labuan Bajo, then by yacht into the national park.
Is it safe to see the Komodo dragons?
Visits are made with licensed park rangers, who guide every walk.
Do I need a permit for Komodo National Park?
Yes. Park permits are required and are arranged as part of your itinerary, subject to park regulations.
