Our tour boat left at 6am so we were able to see the sunrise on the water and it turned out to be a beautiful and sunny (hot) day! We visited several islands before going to the Komodo National Park …Usia2014的完整评论
2024年12月26日
We stopped by Komodo National Park as part of our tour. We arrived at 10.30 am on a Thursday - not many tour groups there yet. Our assigned Ranger explained the rules and we walked the short path - w…359td的完整评论
2024年10月17日
We went to the komodo island as part of our boat cruise from Flores to Lombok. When arriving on the jetty it already felt a bit off, this feeling unfortunately became a reality. We were told the dr…827maximg的完整评论
Hi there .... can you make your own way to the Dragon park (say by taxi) and then buy a guided walk ticket from there (as opposed to paying $120 for the organised tour from the cruise ship) ???
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A ship will be docked in the waters around Komodo Island. It is not docked at the pier(the pier is too small for a cruise ship). Access to Komodo Island is restricted. Based on our …
A ship will be docked in the waters around Komodo Island. It is not docked at the pier(the pier is too small for a cruise ship). Access to Komodo Island is restricted. Based on our experience, Viking would not let us tender to the Island unless you were on an excursion(which was included). You need to check with your cruise line's policy. Also note due to issues with poaching, Komodo Island will be closed to tourism starting in 2020(there were several articles in April regarding this, just Goggle).
We are on a cruise ship going to Komodo Island and believe we must book a tour to be able to leave the ship and see the dragons. The ship tour says high level of fitness and 1 hour of walking. Can anyone please tell me is this a flat stroll or hoofing it up a hill? Roughly how many km are covered? Is it easy or hard walking? Any info would be appreciated (we have a young child and unfit adults)
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Oh,and make sure you stay with your guides and do not get separated from the group. The dragons are venomous carnivores. They do not hunt in packs, but if one of them …
Oh,and make sure you stay with your guides and do not get separated from the group. The dragons are venomous carnivores. They do not hunt in packs, but if one of them wounds a prey, a group will aggressively join the killing feast. Our guides took us out in the early morning when the Komodos are a little sluggish, but they can still move rather quickly, especially the younger ones. One guide led our group -- about 10 people -- while the other guide brought up the rear.
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