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Indonesia rarely feels like a single country, but on Flores you sense this more keenly. A few islands along the chain from Bali, it sits as the gateway to more remote adventures. You can sail to Komodo National Park, snorkel the protected waters of the 17 Islands Marine Park and climb the sacred peak of Mount Kelimutu. And, unusually, Catholicism is the dominant faith, with church spires punctuating Flores’s skyline between volcanic ranges and clusters of thatched-roof homes.
Like most places that have remained off radar, it takes time to get there, and you’ll need a healthy tolerance for long car journeys. But you’ll be rewarded with an otherworldly jungle landscape borne out of volcanism and a series of pristine surrounding islands that look like they only recently rose from the indigo waters.
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How to get to
Flores Island?
The most comfortable way to get to Flores is by first flying to Bali. Once landed in Bali you can take a plane to Labuan Bajo. An airport to the northeast of the island will leave you in a part that is very close to Komodo. So perfect for the first activity on the list of things to do in Flores.
Komodo Lizard
We start with what is surely the number one attraction in this area of Indonesia. This wonderful lizard that can reach up to 3 meters long. We can find it in the Komodo reserve. This Lizard can eat practically anything that is put through it, it is capable of ingesting up to a weight equivalent to 80% of its own weight. The most dangerous thing about this creature is in its jaw, once it bites its prey, it has no escape. Through the bite, it transfers a poison that will kill the prey in a few hours.
Kelimutu Tricolor Lake
The best time to visit this spectacular lake is between May and September, as it is the dry season in Indonesia. To start the journey we must access Konara, which is the closest town.
From here you can go by any type of transport to the parking lot at the base of Mount Kelimutu. It is recommended that you wait for the sun to fully illuminate the lake, in order to enjoy its colors.
Pantai Merah
You open your eyes, the light that bathes the horizon blinds your sight. All your senses are in feeling the sea breeze, enjoying the silence, refreshing your feet in the crystal clear water that you can see full of life. You begin to walk barefoot, you feel freedom, you are happy enjoying nature and your vacations. Suddenly you realize that the beach you are walking on has its pink sand and you are perplexed by such beauty.
The pink beach (English) or pantai merah (means red in Indonesian and that's what they call it here) is definitely one of the attractions that tourists are looking forward to stepping on when they visit Komodo National Park. The beach is located on the island of Komodo and is easily accessible by boat with one of the many tours that leave from Labuanbajo and transport you to the magical waters of the National Park.
Caci's dance
This dance is typical of the native peoples of Manggarai. In it, two people from neighboring towns face each other. If you want to enjoy this dance you will have to go to the town of Melo. Here you can enjoy this warrior dance for an hour.
There are three types of Caci dance: Randang Uma for gratitude for a good harvest, Caci Lontong Golo for gratitude for good health, and Caci Randang Weri Leka for the inauguration of the village. Currently the dance is also performed at parties, events and to receive tourists.
Hobbit Caves
No, the Hobbits from the Lord of the Rings do not live here. Flores is best known for having been the place of residence of the extinct Homo floresiensis, better known as the Hobbit Man. This was discovered in 2004, for the curious and interested in history it is good to come here to learn a little more first-hand about this species of Homo.
FAQ ABOUT FLORES AND KOMODO ISLANDS
1 / What are the Komodo National Park fees?
The amount of the National Park fee is based on week days, your activities in the Park and which islands you like to visit. During working-days you have to calculatate about 380,000 IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) per day and person which is about 24 EUR or 26 USD or 21 GBP or 2.800 JPY or 112 MYR or 27 SGD or 187 CNY. On sundays and National Holidyas the fee increases about 100.000 IDR (7 USD). A detailed fee structure you can find at Flores Komodo Expedition on the page Komodo National Park fees.
2 / What are the "must see" when I visit Flores Island?
Spiderweb Rice Fields, Wae Rebo, Megalith Villages around Bajawa, Sopi Burning Prosess, Mount Inerie, Kelimutu Coloured Crater Lakes, Sikka, Koka Beach, Nilo, Wuring Bugis Fishermen Village, Riung Seventeen Island National Park.
3 / What are the "must see" when I visit Komodo National Park?
Komodo Dragons, Padar Island, Rinca or Komodo Island, Manta Point, Manta Rays, Kelor Island, one of the Pink Beaches.