Holidays in Komodo

Komodo is a sparsely populated island located between Sumbawa and Flores, in the Lesser Sunda Archipelago. An endemic species of dragon lives on the island, commonly known as the Komodo dragon. This largest lizard in the world attracts visitors eager for adventure like a magnet. Komodo National Park was created to protect these endangered reptiles (PKA Balai Taman Nasional Komodo). Monitor lizards take about 5 years to reach 2 meters in length. Currently, it is estimated that only about 4500 individuals of this species live in the wild. Individual specimens can also be found on the island of Flores and other islands in the area. Some lizards can grow up to 3 meters and weigh 150 kilograms, but most of them reach about 2 meters and weigh 60 kilograms. On your trip to Indonesia, you cannot miss the opportunity to take part in an unforgettable trip to Komodo and see these impressive lizards with your own eyes.

Other important tourist attractions of Komodo are paradise, unpopulated beaches, deserted islets, crystal clear sea and diving, especially in the waters of the Lintah Strait. The waters around the islands are rich in intact reefs, corals, schools of colorful fish, manta rays, sea turtles, sharks, many species of dolphins and whales, and other underwater creatures. Holidays in Komodo are a guarantee of unforgettable experiences for every traveler!

Trips to Raja Ampat

Raja Ampat is a unique region located on the western edge of West Papua, Indonesia. It is an archipelago consisting of approximately 1500 islands, islets and coral reefs scattered throughout the Pacific Ocean and the Java Sea. Raja Ampat is known around the world as one of the most unique and exciting destinations for diving, nature and adventure lovers.

What distinguishes Raja Ampat from other places in the world is its enormous biodiversity and natural wealth. This region is often considered the heart of the global center of marine diversity. It is home to over 75% of the world's known coral species, making Raja Ampat one of the best coral reef diving destinations. In one dive you can see hundreds of species of fish, molluscs, invertebrates and other sea creatures. Raja Ampat is also home to many species of fish and marine animals that are difficult to find anywhere else, such as manta rays, eel sharks and turtles. It is a real paradise for underwater photography enthusiasts who can capture extraordinary views and marine life.

Raja Ampat Islands

The Raja Ampat archipelago offers incredible landscapes with volcanic mountains, lush jungles, turquoise lagoons and white beaches. These islands are perfect for exploration both underwater and on land. Volcanic islands in the archipelago, such as Waigeo and Batanta, offer climbing and trekking opportunities, while the remote islets are perfect for romantic beach walks and bird watching. Raja Ampat is considered one of the best places in the world for diving and snorkeling. Popular places such as Misool, Wayag, and Dampier Strait provide unforgettable underwater experiences. The water is crystal clear and visibility is often over 30 meters. Multicolored coral reefs and a huge number of fish and marine animals make diving in Raja Ampat an unforgettable experience. Some coral reefs are truly nature's masterpieces, and divers can encounter a variety of species, including mushroom-shaped coral reefs, schools of colorful fish and sea turtles.