Wonderful Destination

Rinca, the second biggest island in the Komodo National Park is part of  East Nusa Tenggara Province in the West Manggarai Regency. The island is famous for KomodoDragons and others wildlife such as, wild pigs , buffaloes, long tailed macaques, and many species of birds. A mighty and otherworldly lizard, the Komodo is arguably one of the most fascinating creatures on earth—one you can only encounter in the wild at Indonesia’s Komodo National Park. Rinca Island is a good place to see KomodoDragons. A nature conservation environment, Rinca Island is sparsely populated to keep the wildlife undisturbed…

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Marine Life Extravaganza

The pristine waters of Komodo National Park are home to commonly seen turtles, various species of sharks and Manta Rays, Giant Trevally, Barracudas, Rainbow Runners, Dogtooth Tunas, Groupers, Napoleon Wrasse and many more. The macro species commonly seen are the colorful Nudibranch, Ghost pipefish, Mandarin fish, and the tiny Pygmy Seahorse. Occasionally, there are sightings of Whales, Dolphins, Dugongs, Frogfish, Blue Ringed Octopus, Wunderpus, Devil & Weedy Scorpionfish, and Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Captivating as it is, the Komodo is hardly the only interesting thing in this string of exotic islands that constitute the Komodo National Park. The three islands—Komodo, Padar, and Rinca—have glorious hills and a beach view, along with a breathtaking coastline, lush tropical hills, and thriving underwater wildlife. The KomodoIsland even has the famed pink sand beach, while Padar Island has an iconic hill with a view of three magnificent bays. …

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