Flores Island in Indonesia

Flores Island is one of Indonesia’s most fascinating destinations. Stretching across East Nusa Tenggara, this island is home to breathtaking mountains, volcanic landscapes, traditional villages, coastal towns, rice fields, beaches, and friendly local communities.

The name “Flores” means “flowers,” and the island truly reflects that beauty through its natural charm and rich cultural heritage. From the western gateway of Labuan Bajo to the eastern regions of Ende, Moni, Bajawa, and Maumere, Flores offers many unique travel experiences that are different from other popular destinations in Indonesia.

For many travelers, Flores is best known as the starting point to visit Komodo National Park. However, the island itself has much more to offer. Visitors can explore ancient villages, hike volcanoes, visit colorful crater lakes, enjoy scenic overland routes, and experience authentic local life.

Komodo National Park was established in 1980 and was originally created to conserve the Komodo dragon and its habitat. The park is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it one of Indonesia’s most important natural destinations.

With Top Komodo Tour, your journey can start from Labuan Bajo and be arranged as a private trip, sharing tour, boat tour, or customized itinerary depending on your travel style and schedule.

During the trip, you can experience scenic volcano trails, sunrise viewpoints, local villages, and the natural charm of Flores. Popular highlights include Mount Kelimutu, which is famous for its three colored crater lakes, and Mount Inerie near Bajawa, one of the most iconic volcanoes in Flores. Kelimutu is widely known as one of Flores’ most famous tourist attractions, while Inerie is often recommended for its impressive mountain scenery.