Sumbawa & Komodo Island

Padar

Padar (6 Trips)

Long Pink (2 Trips)

Kalong Island Kelor Island Manjarite Manta Point

Manjarite (4 Trips)

Saleh Bay (4 Trips)

Sumbawa and Komodo Island offer an extraordinary journey into Indonesia’s wild and rugged frontier. While Sumbawa is a vast island of volcanic ridges, lush jungles, and the majestic Mount Tambora, the neighboring Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site consisting of small, dramatic islands. Together, they represent a land where time stands still, serving as the only place on Earth where you can find the legendary Komodo Dragons roaming freely amidst a backdrop of golden savannas and turquoise seas.

The region is a melting pot of seafaring traditions and indigenous cultures, from the buffalo-racing heritage of the Samawa and Mbojo people in Sumbawa to the coastal fishing communities of Komodo. This cultural richness is reflected in their flavorsome cuisine, which highlights the bounty of the sea. Travelers can savor Sumbawa’s signature Singang (sour and spicy fish soup) or enjoy fresh seafood prepared with local Flores spices, offering a true taste of the archipelago’s eastern charms.

From the world-class surf breaks of Lakey Peak in Sumbawa to the surreal Pink Beach in Komodo, this region is an adventurer’s ultimate playground. You can swim with majestic whale sharks in Saleh Bay, trek to the ancient caldera of Tambora, or dive into the vibrant coral reefs of Manta Point. Whether you are hiking the iconic hills of Padar Island or exploring the secluded waterfalls of Moyo Island, the combined wonders of Sumbawa and Komodo provide an unforgettable island-hopping experience.