The 3 Main Komodo National Park Islands That You Should Visit

Do you know the Komodo National Park islands? Well, the Komodo National Park includes 3 main islands namely Komodo, Rinca and Padar, many other small islands which add up to 603 km² of land. The total area of the Komodo National Park is currently 1,817 km². Expanding up to 25 km² (Banta Island) and 479 km² of marine waters will produce a total area of up to 2,321 km². Immediately, see the explanation of the 3 main islands!

Komodo island

Komodo Island is a tourist spot in Labuan Bajo which has the biggest attraction. Here, you can see firsthand the wildlife of the giant lizard, Komodo with a choice of 3 kinds of trekking packages, namely short track, medium track, and long track. During exploration, you don’t need to worry because there is a handler or fisherman who is ready to accompany and direct you to explore the best spots.

Besides being able to see the wildlife of Komodo, here you will also be treated to a package of views of the island of Komodo which is truly amazing. The expanse of the savanna and the blue sea will surely leave you spellbound.

Rinca island

Rinca Island is an island whose inhabitants interact very closely with Komodo dragons and other animals such as buffalo and birds. On the island, you can take pictures with komodo dragons. Rinca island also has savanna fields. Rinca island itself is a Komodo national park area which is managed by the central government.

Islands, which are the original habitat of ancient Komodo dragons, have become one of the favorite destinations of travelers, both local and international. Many people who come to this island with a reason to see first hand how the behavior of animals that are claimed to be almost extinct.

Not only Komodo Island, apparently on the island of Rinca you can see the life of this ancient animal. Rinca Island, which is part of the Komodo islands, is certainly the original habitat of the Komodo dragon, with the second largest population of Komodo dragons after Komodo Island.

Padar Island

Padar Island is the third-largest island of the Komodo National Park islands. It is closer to the island of Rinca than the island of Komodo. The popularity of the island of Padar can indeed be said to be inferior to the islands of Komodo and the island of Rinca but you need to know the beauty of the island of Padar is not inferior to the island of Komodo and the island of Komodo. You can find photo spots easily on this Padar island.

Not to be outdone from Komodo And Rinca Island, Padar Island was accepted as a UNESCO world heritage site. Although included in the Komodo National Park area, but on this island, there is not even a single Komodo dragon because the food chain has been broken.

Around Padar Island, there are four unique small islands with interesting panoramas. On this island, there is also a pink beach which is perfect for adding fun activities like swimming or snorkeling.

Not only that, but you can also climb the hill on Padar Island and enjoy the natural beauty of it. The bluish sea combined with the surrounding islands that it guarantees to make you feel at home here.

Come on, come to those Komodo National Park islands and feel the beauty!