Speedboat – One Day Trip

Full Day Trip by Speedboat

Explore the best of Komodo National Park in just one day with our daily speedboat open trip! Perfect for travelers with limited time who still want to experience world-class destinations.

SPEEDBOAT – ONE DAY TRIP

Start & End Point: Labuan Bajo Harbour
Duration: 10–11 hours
Departure Time: 06:30 AM (check in 06:00 AM)
Return Time: Around 4:00–5:00 PM

ITINERARY TIMELINE

06:00 AM – Check-in at the harbour & trip briefing
06:30 AM – Depart from Labuan Bajo by Speedboat
08:00 AM – Arrive at Padar Island Hike
~30 minutes to the top for a stunning panoramic sunrise view
09:30 AM – Depart Padar to Pink Beach
Snorkeling, swimming, and enjoying the unique pink sand
10:30 AM – Depart Pink Beach to Komodo Island
10:45 AM – Guided walk to see Komodo dragons in their natural habitat
12:30 PM – Lunch box served onboard or at next stop
01:30 PM – Explore Taka Makassar
Relax, swim, and take drone-worthy photos on this beautiful sandbar
02:15 PM – Snorkeling at Manta Point
Try your luck swimming with the majestic manta rays
03:15 PM – Snorkeling at Siaba Besar (Turtle Point)
Calm reef area known for frequent turtle sightings
04:00–05:00 PM – Arrive back at Labuan Bajo Harbour

PADAR ISLAND

Padar Island is one of the most iconic and scenic destinations in Komodo National Park. Famous for its dramatic landscape and panoramic hilltop view, the island features a unique trio of beaches with different sand colors: white, pink, and black.

PINK BEACH

Pink Beach is one of only a few pink-sand beaches in the world, making it a true natural wonder. The soft pink hue comes from crushed red coral mixed with white sand, creating a stunning contrast with the turquoise sea.

KOMODO ISLAND

Komodo Island is the heart of Komodo National Park and the natural habitat of the world’s largest lizard — the Komodo dragon. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a rare opportunity to see these prehistoric creatures up close in the wild.

TAKA MAKASAR

Komodo Island is the heart of Komodo National Park and the natural habitat of the world’s largest lizard — the Komodo dragon. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a rare opportunity to see these prehistoric creatures up close in the wild.

MANTA POINT

Manta Point is one of the most thrilling snorkeling and diving spots in Komodo National Park. Known as a cleaning station for giant manta rays, this site offers a chance to swim alongside these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

SIABA TURTLE POINT

Siaba Besar, often called Turtle Point, is a popular snorkeling and diving site in Komodo National Park, famous for its calm waters and frequent sea turtle sightings. The shallow reef makes it an ideal spot for beginners and underwater photographers.