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Bali–Lombok–Gili Islandsmay represent the quintessential Indonesian “tour,” yet the nation encompasses far more than these renowned destinations. With over 13,000 islands at your disposal, this archipelago provides a myriad of adventurous opportunities.
Bali, Lombok, and the Gili Islands may be the classic Indonesian tour; however, there is so much more to explore in Indonesia. With over 13,000 islands, this vast archipelago offers an exciting playground for adventure seekers.
While national parks may be “America’s best idea,” they aren’t exclusive to the United States. There are more than 3,000 national parks around the world, and many of them offer spectacular scuba diving.
Christmas Island crabs? The adorable quokkas of Rottnest? There’s perhaps no place in the world as synonymous with its animal inhabitants as Indonesia’s Komodo National Park.
A 603 sq km archipelago, Komodo National Park is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands, nestled between the Indonesian provinces of East and West Nusa Tenggara. Here the remarkable Komodo dragon – a beastly monitor lizard measuring up to 3m long – thrives on paradisiacal islands surrounded by a sparkling blue sea.
The island of Komodo, in Indonesia, is famous for being home to the beastly Komodo dragons (the world’s biggest lizard), and it’s also an incredibly scenic place with lots of other ‘bucket list’ travel experiences.
There’s a pink beach on Komodo island in Indonesia that’s become famous for its light reddish sand color and turquoise water, and the good news is that it’s also pretty easy to visit on a day trip from the town of Labuan Bajo!
The Padar island hike in Komodo offers breathtaking views in Indonesia, and it’s relatively easy to accomplish!
The Goa Rangko Cave is a hidden gem featuring a stunning natural blue pool, located near the town of Labuan Bajo in Flores, Indonesia. Labuan Bajo is recognized as the gateway to Indonesia’s famed Komodo National Park, making the cave (known as Gua Rangko) easily accessible with a brief drive and a short boat ride from town.