Flores Mainland 11 days

Explore the untouched beauty of Flores Island on an unforgettable 11-day journey combining culture, nature, and adventure. This immersive tour takes you across the island—from the eastern town of Maumere to the western gateway Labuan Bajo—offering a complete experience of Flores’ hidden gems. Discover the mystical three-colored lakes of Kelimutu National Park, trek through lush mountains to the traditional village of Wae Rebo, and witness the unique culture of local tribes in Bajawa and the surrounding areas. Along the way, you’ll visit pristine beaches, scenic rice terraces, waterfalls, and traditional villages rich in history and heritage. The journey continues with a sailing adventure in Komodo National Park, where you’ll meet the legendary Komodo dragon in their natural habitat on Rinca Island and Komodo Island. Enjoy snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, relax on the iconic Pink Beach, and experience breathtaking sunsets from your private boat. Perfect for adventurous travelers and culture seekers, this tour offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience exploring one of Indonesia’s most authentic and diverse destinations.

Day 1

• Flight from Bali to Maumere
• Upon arrival at the airport, a meeting and a drive to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2

• Around Maumere to Moni village
• Wuring fishing village;
• Sikka village, weaving village, and the old Portuguese church;
• Paga beach, lunch,h and swimming;
• Wolo Wa, the traditional house of the Lio tribe.
• Overnight in Moni.

Day 3

• Moni-Kelimutu Lake-Moni-Bajawa
• Kelimutu Lake;
• Waterfall;
• Breakfast at the hotel;
• Fruits and vegetables market in Ndua Ria village;
• Lunch in Ende;
• Beach of glue and green stones;

Overnight in Bajawa.

Day 4

• Whole day around the Bajawa area
• Trekking to Tololela, Gurusina, and Bena traditional villages of the Ngadha ethnic group;
• Coffee, cacao, candle nut, cloves plantation, et.
• Soak in a hot spring at SOA to end the day.
• Back to the hotel.

Day 5

• Bajawa to Ruteng
• Traditional market in Bajawa;
• Local alcohol distillation in Aimere village;
• Lunch;
• Widely rice terraces;
• Ranamese Lake;
• Overnight in Ruteng.

Day 6

• Ruteng-Narang-Dintor-Denge
• Spider web-shaped rice fields;
• Drive to Denge. We will stop at a nice place to take pictures and have our llunch
• Overnight in Denge village.

Day 7

• Denge-Waerebo village
• Leaving Waerebo village by morning around 7 am, our trek will take approximately 4 hours.
• Welcome coffee or tea in the village, served by local people, as well as lunch and dinner.
• Overnight stay in one of the traditional houses.

Day 8

• Waerebo-Denge-Labuanbajo
• Trek back to Denge village and stop for lunch at Blasius' guest house;
• Drive to Labuanbajo;
• Overnight in Labuanbajo.

Day 9

• Labuanbajo-Rinca Island
• Leaving for the harbor to take our own private boat to Rinca.
• Trekking in Rinca Island;
• Lunch on the boat;
• Snorkeling at Kambing Island;
• Sailing to Kalong Island for an overnight on the boat;
• Dinner on the boat.

Day 10

• Kalong Island-Komodo Island-Labuanbajo
• Breakfast;
• Trekking in Komodo Island;
• Snorkeling, swimming on pink beach;
• Lunch;
• Snorkeling in Kanawa Island;
• Bidadari Island, snorkeling and swimming;
• Sailing back to Labuanbajo;
• Overnight stay in Labuanbajo.

Day 11

• Labuanbajo-Bali
• Mirror stone cave;
• Transfer to Komodo Airport (or next destination).

• Accommodation, standard double room / welcome drink/breakfast;
• Transportation: car or minibus;
• Driver (experienced, safe, and comfortable);
• Charter a private boat;
• Entrance fees for: All National parks, hand weaving demonstration, traditional village;
• Snorkeling equipment;
• Porter to Waerebo;
• Meals at Waerebo village;
• Donation in the village;
• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus mineral water, during the trip to Komodo.

• Drinks on land trip;
• Lunch and dinner on the land trip.
• Laundry.

• Guests are required to follow all safety instructions provided by the guide during the tour
• Trekking activities (such as Kelimutu, Wae Rebo, and Komodo Island) require good physical condition
• Do not feed, touch, or disturb wildlife, especially Komodo dragons
• Respect local culture and traditions when visiting villages (dress modestly and behave politely)
• Keep the environment clean; do not litter in natural or protected areas
• Personal expenses such as drinks, laundry, and meals outside the Komodo trip are not included
• Travel insurance is recommended for all participants
• Itinerary may be subject to change depending on weather and local conditions
• Please bring personal essentials such as sunscreen, trekking shoes, swimwear, and personal medication