Komodo Cruises
The Indonesian island of Komodo, is a combination of rusty-red volcanic hills, savannah and forests, and is the rugged habitat of the 3m-long Komodo dragon monitor lizard.
Komodo National Park covers this entire region and is home to more than 4,000 dragons.[ReadMoreMob] The surrounding seas have extensive coral reefs, mangrove swamps and sea-grass beds, and are occupied by a variety of sharks, dolphins, manta rays, sea turtles and whales. The park was established to protect the unique Komodo Dragon and the local ecosystem. Visits to the island are strictly controlled and only a limited number of organised tours can gain access.
Top Experiences
Komodo National Park
Strong and stealthy yet endangered, the Komodo dragon is dinosaur-like in appearance, with rugged, armoured scales, a long, forked tongue and up to 60 serrated teeth. With the assistance of a park ranger, you can observe them in their natural habitat.
Pink Beach
Renowned for its beautifully coloured sand tinted by fragments of red coral, Pink Beach is one of Komodo’s most visited and beautiful beaches. It’s a popular spot for swimming, snorkelling or simply for relaxing and soaking up the surroundings.
Cruises to Komodo
World Cruise from Liverpool • S220107
- Embark on an incredible exploration aboard Borealis
- Marvel at Sydney’s Harbour Bridge
- Experience the contrasts between Singapore & Asian islands
World Cruise • S2202
- Embark on an incredible exploration aboard Borealis
- Sample paradise at unspoilt Pacific Islands
- Sail the remarkable Panama and Suez canals
Around the World, Southampton to Liverpool • S220207
- Embark on an incredible exploration aboard Borealis
- Marvel at Sydney’s famous Harbour Bridge
- Experience the contrasts between Singapore & Asian islands