West Flores · Above and below the water
Choose your island and reef visits around the boat schedule, park rules and sea conditions.
Daily admission for Indonesian visitors is Rp50,000 Monday to Saturday and Rp75,000 on Sundays, public holidays and collective leave days. Foreign visitors pay Rp250,000 per person per day.
Scuba diving adds Rp25,000 per person per day. Bring proof of certification and agree the dive sites and equipment with your operator.
The park limits visits to 1,000 people a day across Padar, Rinca, Komodo and 23 dive sites. Confirm your date, sites and SiOra slots with your operator before paying.
The park lists guiding at Loh Buaya on Rinca and Gililawa Darat at Rp200,000 per group of up to five. Ask for separate prices for park entry, guides, boat and any operator services.
Balai Taman Nasional Komodo ↗Plan Padar viewpoints and ranger-guided visits on Komodo or Rinca. Confirm open stops and follow ranger instructions around wildlife.
Padar is known for steep savanna ridges and sweeping views across its bays and nearby islands. The marked climb to the main viewpoint is exposed and uneven, with a sustained uphill walk. Check which trail and time slot are open, wear shoes with good grip, bring water and sun protection, and follow ranger instructions.
Loh Liang is a ranger access area on Komodo Island. Guided walks pass through dry savanna and woodland, where visitors may see Komodo dragons and other native wildlife; sightings are never guaranteed. Stay with your ranger, keep the distance they request, and never feed or approach wildlife.
Loh Buaya is the visitor and ranger area on Rinca Island, with guided walks on designated routes through savanna and woodland. Route length and effort vary, so confirm the current walk, access and conditions before booking. Komodo dragons are wild animals: remain with your ranger and follow every safety instruction.
Batu Bolong is a reef and wall dive. Your operator should match the site and timing to your certification, experience and conditions.
Batu Bolong is a small rocky outcrop above a steep underwater reef, with coral and abundant reef fish. Currents around the site can be strong and change with the tide. The dive operator must assess conditions and select the timing and entry for the day; discuss your certification and recent experience first. It is not a suitable dive for every diver. Keep clear of coral and follow the briefing.
Check current park and SiOra requirements. Confirm the vessel, park charges, guides, equipment and route-change terms in writing.
Check these sources again before you travel. RAI helps you plan; book park tickets and boat trips with the relevant providers.
