Cornelius Amann
October 06, 2026
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Bali, Flores and Komodo: Ubud, the dragons and Kelimutu
11 days from Bali: three nights in Ubud, two boat days in Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo, the Flores highlands to Kelimutu at dawn and a last night in Sanur.
11 days · Round trip from Denpasar · up to 12 guests
Padar Island from the viewpoint, Komodo National Park Photo: Jakub Hałun, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Padar_Island,_Komodo_National_Park,_Indonesia,_20250822_0929_2659.jpg)
The facts
At a glance
- Length
- 11 days, 10 nights
- Start and end
- Round trip from Denpasar
- Group size
- 7 to 12 guests
- Activity level
Moderate
Two boat days in the heat: a climb of about 30 to 45 minutes on steps and dirt paths to the Padar viewpoint, ranger walks of about 1 to 1.5 hours on Komodo and Rinca, and snorkelling from beaches and the boat. About 300 steps at Gunung Kawi, a 2-hour walk at Jatiluwih, a pre-dawn walk of about 30 minutes to the Kelimutu viewpoint at about 1,640 m, and three long road days on Flores. You can sit out the Padar climb, the Gunung Kawi steps and the snorkelling.
- Meals included
- 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 2 dinners
- Room of your own
- + CAD 635 (estimated price)
- Season
- Dry season
Highlights
Why this trip
- Padar's viewpoint at about 7 am, before the heat, looking down over its curved bays
- Komodo dragons with park rangers on two islands, Komodo and Rinca, on separate days
- Snorkelling off Pink Beach and Menjerite, and flying foxes leaving Kalong Island at dusk
- Day boats, not a liveaboard: back to your hotel in Labuan Bajo each night
- The spider-web rice fields of Cancar and the Ngada village of Bena below Mount Inerie
- Sunrise over the three crater lakes of Kelimutu
- Tirta Empul at opening, the rock-cut shrines of Gunung Kawi and the terraces of Jatiluwih
What makes this trip different
Free time is part of the plan
Free time and choices are marked on the days they fall.
Solo without the penalty
A room of your own is + CAD 635 (estimated price).
Day by day
Itinerary
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Arrive in Bali, on to Ubud
Denpasar Airport (DPS) to Ubud
- Welcome dinner
- Stay in Ubud
- Drive about 1.5 h
Your trip starts at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) near Denpasar, where a driver meets you whatever time your flight lands. The drive north to Ubud is about 35 km and takes an hour to an hour and a half, past stone carvers' yards, family temples and small offerings of flowers and rice set out on the doorsteps. Ubud sits in the green foothills of central Bali and has long been the island's home of painting, dance and gamelan music. Your hotel is within walking distance of the royal palace and the market, and it is your base for three nights, so you unpack once.
Evening
In the evening your See Sight Tours guide meets the group for a welcome dinner of Balinese dishes and walks you through the trip, including the early start on the first Komodo boat day.
Included
- Pick-up at Denpasar Airport (DPS) at any time
- Welcome dinner with your guide
Free time: Free until the welcome dinner
Ubud: a water temple, royal shrines and Kecak
Ubud to Tirta Empul and Gunung Kawi, back to Ubud
- Breakfast
- Stay in Ubud
- Drive about 1.5 h
We leave at about 7:30 am to reach Tirta Empul near Tampaksiring as it opens, before the tour buses. The temple was founded in the 10th century around a sacred spring, and Balinese families still come to bathe under the stone spouts of its pools to purify themselves; you can join them in a sarong if you wish. A few minutes away is Gunung Kawi, where shrines to an 11th-century royal family were carved straight into the cliffs of a river gorge. About 300 steps lead down through rice terraces to the river and the monuments, and the same steps lead back up.
Morning
We are back in Ubud by late morning, and the rest of the day is yours: the market, the palace, the Monkey Forest or a massage. After dark we go together to a Kecak performance, where a chorus of dozens of men chants in place of an orchestra.
Included
- Tirta Empul temple at opening, sarong included
- Gunung Kawi rock-cut shrines
- Evening Kecak dance performance in Ubud
Easier option: Skip the steps at Gunung Kawi and wait at a cafe at the top with a view over the terraces.
More active option: Before breakfast, walk the Campuhan Ridge path just outside Ubud with your guide, about 1.5 hours there and back.
Free time: Afternoon free in Ubud
Activity: About 300 steps down and back up at Gunung Kawi. Temples need covered knees; sarongs are provided.
The rice terraces of Jatiluwih and Taman Ayun
Ubud to Jatiluwih, then Taman Ayun in Mengwi, back to Ubud
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Ubud
- Drive about 4 h
About two hours west of Ubud, on the slopes of Mount Batukaru, the terraces of Jatiluwih fill a whole valley. They are watered by subak, the shared irrigation system that Balinese farmers run through water temples and village councils, listed by UNESCO in 2012 as part of the Cultural Landscape of Bali Province. We arrive at about 9 am and walk the paths between the paddies for about two hours with a local guide, who explains how water is shared from field to field.
Afternoon
Lunch is at a warung overlooking the terraces, often with red rice grown just below. On the way back we stop at Taman Ayun in Mengwi, the royal temple of the Mengwi kingdom, built in the 17th century, with tiered meru shrines inside a moat; it is part of the same UNESCO listing. With Bali's traffic the loop is about four hours of driving in all, so we are back in Ubud by late afternoon.
Evening
Tonight is free, and a good time to pack: tomorrow we fly.
Included
- Guided walk at the Jatiluwih rice terraces with a local guide
- Lunch overlooking the terraces
- Taman Ayun royal temple in Mengwi
Easier option: Take the short loop at Jatiluwih, about 45 minutes on flat paths, and wait at the warung.
More active option: Take the long loop at Jatiluwih, about 3 hours with some climbs, and join the group for lunch.
Free time: Evening free in Ubud
Activity: Terrace paths are narrow and can be muddy after rain. Wear shoes you do not mind getting dirty.
Fly to Labuan Bajo on Flores
Ubud to Denpasar Airport, flight to Labuan Bajo (LBJ)
- Breakfast
- Stay in Labuan Bajo
- Drive about 1.5 h
Morning
After breakfast we drive back to Denpasar Airport, about an hour and a half, for the flight east to Komodo Airport at Labuan Bajo, on the western tip of Flores. The flight takes about an hour and a half, over Lombok and Sumbawa, and on a clear day you see the islands of Komodo National Park scattered below as you land. Labuan Bajo was a small fishing port; today it is the gateway to the park, with the harbour full of wooden boats. After checking in to your hotel near the harbour, your base for three nights, we visit Batu Cermin, the Mirror Cave, a few kilometres from town, where light from a gap in the limestone catches the walls.
Evening
Late in the day we climb a hill above town for sunset over the harbour and the islands, and your guide briefs you on the two boat days. Dinner tonight is on your own in town.
Included
- Flight from Denpasar to Labuan Bajo (LBJ), with transfers
- Batu Cermin, the Mirror Cave
- Sunset from a hill above Labuan Bajo
- Briefing on the Komodo boat days
Free time: Evening free in Labuan Bajo
Komodo by boat: Padar, Pink Beach and Komodo Island
Labuan Bajo by boat to Padar, Pink Beach and Komodo Island, back to Labuan Bajo
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Labuan Bajo
- By boat
Evening
This is a day trip on a private boat for our group, and tonight we sleep in the same Labuan Bajo hotel: there is no liveaboard on this trip. We leave the harbour at about 5 am on a fast boat with a shaded cabin, crew, life jackets and snorkel gear, and eat breakfast on board. By about 7 am we are on Padar, climbing for 30 to 45 minutes up steps and dirt paths to the viewpoint over its curved bays, before the heat and most of the day boats. Next is Pink Beach, coloured by fragments of red coral, for a swim and an hour of snorkelling over the reef just offshore. Lunch is on the boat. In the early afternoon we land on Komodo Island, part of a national park listed by UNESCO in 1991, and walk for about an hour with a park ranger to look for Komodo dragons, the largest living lizards, which grow to about 3 m. We are back in Labuan Bajo in the late afternoon.
Included
- Private boat for the group with crew, snorkel gear and lunch
- Komodo National Park entry and ranger fees
- Padar Island viewpoint
- Snorkelling at Pink Beach
- Ranger-led walk on Komodo Island to look for dragons
Easier option: Skip the Padar climb and wait on the beach below, or stay on the boat while others snorkel.
More active option: Take the longer ranger trail on Komodo Island, about 2 hours, if the rangers have it open.
Free time: Evening free in Labuan Bajo
Activity: The earliest start of the trip. Bring sun cream, a hat, a swimsuit and a dry bag; the order of the stops can change with the tide and the sea.
Rinca, Kelor and the flying foxes of Kalong
Labuan Bajo by boat to Rinca, Menjerite and Kelor, then Kalong Island, back to Labuan Bajo
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Labuan Bajo
- By boat
A second day trip on our own boat, with a gentler 8 am start.
Morning
Rinca is closer to Labuan Bajo than Komodo Island, and we land at Loh Buaya in the morning, when the dragons are most active, for a walk of about an hour with a park ranger through dry savanna and forest. If yesterday's dragons stayed hidden, this is your second chance.
Afternoon
Then we snorkel at Menjerite, where the coral is close to the surface, and eat lunch on board. In the afternoon we stop at Kelor, a small island with a short, steep climb to a view back over the channel, and time to swim from its beach.
Evening
As the light goes we anchor off Kalong Island, a mangrove island where, at dusk, thousands of flying foxes lift off and stream across the sky towards Flores to feed. We are back at the harbour at about 7 pm, and dinner is your choice.
Included
- Private boat for the group with crew, snorkel gear and lunch
- Ranger-led walk on Rinca to look for dragons
- Snorkelling at Menjerite
- Kelor Island climb and swim
- Flying foxes at dusk off Kalong Island
Easier option: Skip the Kelor climb and swim from the beach instead.
More active option: Climb Kelor to the top and snorkel a second site if the crew judges the current safe.
Free time: Morning free until 8 am
Activity: About an hour on foot on Rinca in the heat; the Kelor path is short but steep and loose.
Into the hills: Cancar and Ruteng
Labuan Bajo to Cancar, then Ruteng on the Trans-Flores Highway
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Ruteng
- Drive about 4 h
Morning
After a slow breakfast we leave the coast and drive east on the Trans-Flores Highway, the one road along the island, about 125 km and four hours of driving on bends that climb into the Manggarai highlands.
Afternoon
The road passes rice valleys and villages of wooden houses, and we stop on the way for a sit-down lunch. In the afternoon we reach Cancar, where the rice fields are laid out in wedges that run from a central point like a spider's web. These lingko fields follow the Manggarai way of sharing land, divided from the centre among the families of a clan, and they are best seen from a hill above the village, a climb of about 15 minutes. It is half an hour on to Ruteng, a market town at about 1,200 m below Flores' highest mountains, where the air is cool and the large cathedral marks a mostly Catholic island.
Evening
The evening is free.
Included
- Drive from Labuan Bajo to Ruteng with your guide
- Sit-down lunch on the way
- The spider-web rice fields of Cancar from the hill above the village
Optional experiences
- Liang Bua, the cave where the remains of the small human species Homo floresiensis were found, about 40 minutes each way from Ruteng with a small museum by the cave (entry not included)
Free time: Evening free in Ruteng
Activity: A winding mountain road. If you get car sick, sit at the front and take something before you leave.
Palm sap at Aimere and the village of Bena
Ruteng to Aimere and Bajawa, then Bena and back
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Bajawa
- Drive about 5 h
Today runs past our four-hour driving cap, about five hours in all, because there is no shorter road and no useful flight between Ruteng and Bajawa, and Bena is the reason to come. We break it up. We leave at about 8 am and drive east, then down to the south coast at Aimere, where families tap palm trees and distil the sap over wood fires into a strong spirit; we watch the process and can taste it.
Afternoon
After a sit-down lunch we climb to Bajawa, about 135 km from Ruteng, and check in. In the late afternoon light we drive about 40 minutes south to Bena, a Ngada village on the slopes of Mount Inerie, 2,245 m. Two rows of high-roofed thatched houses face a long central court of stone platforms and megaliths, with the small shrines called ngadhu and bhaga that honour the clans' male and female ancestors. A local guide introduces us. We are back in Bajawa by about 6:30 pm.
Included
- Drive from Ruteng to Bajawa with your guide
- Palm sap distilling at Aimere
- Sit-down lunch on the way
- Bena village with a local guide, visitor fee included
Easier option: Rest at the hotel in Bajawa instead of driving out to Bena.
Free time: Evening free in Bajawa after about 6:30 pm, with dinner on your own
Activity: Bena is a living village: ask before photographing people, and dress modestly. Bajawa is at about 1,100 m and cool at night.
Blue stones, Ende and up to Moni
Bajawa to Penggajawa and Ende, then Moni
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stay in Moni
- Drive about 5.5 h
The longest drive of the trip, about 180 km and five and a half hours, well over our cap.
Morning
We do it because Moni is the only place to sleep within reach of Kelimutu at dawn, and Flores has no shorter road; we split the day with real stops. We leave at about 7:30 am and drive east through the hills, then down to the south coast at Penggajawa, where the beach is covered in smooth blue-green stones.
Afternoon
Lunch is a sit-down meal in Ende, the port town where Sukarno, later Indonesia's first president, was exiled by the Dutch from 1934 to 1938; we visit the house where he lived, now a small museum. After lunch it is about an hour and a half up into the hills to Moni, a village at the foot of Kelimutu, among rice fields and forest.
Evening
Dinner is at the hotel tonight, as Moni has few places to eat, and we go to bed early: tomorrow starts at 4 am.
Included
- Drive from Bajawa to Moni with your guide
- Stop at the blue-stone beach of Penggajawa
- Sit-down lunch in Ende
- Sukarno's exile house in Ende
- Dinner in Moni
Activity: A long day in the vehicle on a winding road, with stops about every hour and a half.
Kelimutu at dawn, back to Bali
Moni to Kelimutu, then Ende Airport, flight to Denpasar and Sanur
- Breakfast and dinner
- Stay in Sanur
- Drive about 3 h
We leave Moni at about 4 am and drive half an hour up to the car park below Kelimutu, then walk for about 30 minutes, on a path and steps, to the viewpoint at about 1,640 m. As the sky lightens, three crater lakes appear below you, side by side. Their colours change over the years with the minerals in the water, from turquoise and green to brown, red and almost black, and the Lio people who live around the mountain believe the souls of the dead go to them.
Morning
It is cold before sunrise and often cloudy, so we wait for the light. Breakfast is back in Moni, then it is about an hour and a half to Ende airport (or about three hours to Maumere) for the flight to Denpasar, which may connect on the way.
Evening
Whether it flies direct or via Labuan Bajo or Kupang is confirmed at booking, and the flight time sets when we leave Kelimutu and when the farewell dinner in Sanur starts.
Included
- Kelimutu National Park at sunrise, entry included
- Flight from Ende (or Maumere) to Denpasar, with transfers
- Farewell dinner in Sanur
Easier option: Stop at the lower viewpoint, a few minutes from the car park, instead of climbing to the top.
Free time: Any time between landing and the farewell dinner is free in Sanur
Activity: Bring a warm layer and a torch for the pre-dawn walk. This is a travel day: the routing and flight times are confirmed at booking and with your final itinerary.
Sanur and home
Sanur to Denpasar Airport (DPS)
- Breakfast
- Drive about 30 min
Morning
A slow last morning in Sanur, one of Bali's older beach towns, where a paved path runs for several kilometres along the shore past fishing boats, small temples and beach cafes. Walk it at sunrise, when it faces the light, swim in the calm water inside the reef, or simply have a long breakfast after the early starts of the past days. Your guide says goodbye at breakfast and checks everyone's flight times. A driver takes you to Denpasar Airport, about 15 km and half an hour away, at a time that suits your flight. For the easiest day, book a flight leaving after about 12 noon; for an earlier flight we take you whenever you need to go. If you want to stay on in Bali, or add a few days on Lombok and the Gili Islands, ask us when you book and we arrange the extra nights.
Included
- Drop-off at Denpasar Airport (DPS)
Free time: Morning free in Sanur
Activity: Book a flight leaving after about 12 noon to enjoy the morning.
- Denpasarstart
- Ubud3 nights
- Labuan Bajo3 nights
- Ruteng1 night
- Bajawa1 night
- Moni1 night
- Sanur1 night
- Denpasarend
- Overnight stop
- Day trip
- By boat or train
Wildlife and weather: We run in the dry season, April to November, when the sea in Komodo is usually calmer and the Trans-Flores road is open; from December to March rough seas and landslides make the trip unreliable. Komodo dragons are wild, so we cannot promise a sighting, which is why we visit two islands. Kelimutu is often in cloud at dawn and its lake colours change from year to year. Ruteng, Bajawa and the Kelimutu viewpoint are cool at night and at dawn: bring a fleece.
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Before you book
Right for you?
Good for you if you want
- Travellers who want the Komodo dragons and islands without nights on a boat
- Curious travellers who want to see Flores beyond Labuan Bajo: its hills, villages and Kelimutu
- Snorkellers of any level, from first-timers to confident swimmers
- Anyone happy with a few long, scenic road days in exchange for places few trips reach
Not for you if you want
- Travellers who want a liveaboard or a scuba diving trip
- A beach holiday: most days are on the move
- Anyone who needs step-free access or luxury hotels every night; Flores lodges are simple
- Travellers who suffer badly from car sickness on winding mountain roads
Book flights after we confirm your seat.
10 nights
Where you'll stay
Your hotels are named in your trip confirmation.
- Ubud3 nights
- Labuan Bajo3 nights
- Ruteng1 night
- Bajawa1 night
- Moni1 night
- Sanur1 night
One price
What's in the price
Included
Accommodation
- 10 nights: 3 in Ubud, 3 in Labuan Bajo, 1 in Ruteng, 1 in Bajawa, 1 in Moni and 1 in Sanur
- Central 3-star-plus hotels in Ubud, Labuan Bajo and Sanur; the best small hotel or lodge in Ruteng, Bajawa and Moni, each room with its own bathroom
- Rooms shared, or your own for a supplement
Transport
- Pick-up and drop-off at Denpasar Airport (DPS)
- Flight from Denpasar to Labuan Bajo (LBJ)
- Flight from Ende or Maumere to Denpasar, direct or via Labuan Bajo or Kupang, routing confirmed at booking
- A private air-conditioned vehicle and driver for the group on Bali and on Flores
- Two days on a private boat for the group in Komodo National Park, with crew, life jackets and snorkel gear
Your guide
- A See Sight Tours guide for the whole trip, on Bali and on Flores
- Licensed park rangers on Komodo Island and Rinca
- Local guides at Jatiluwih, Bena and Kelimutu
Activities
- Ubud: Tirta Empul, Gunung Kawi and a Kecak dance performance
- Jatiluwih rice terraces walk and Taman Ayun temple in Mengwi
- Labuan Bajo: Batu Cermin cave and sunset above the harbour
- Komodo National Park: entry and ranger fees for two days, Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo Island, Rinca, Menjerite, Kelor and Kalong Island at dusk
- Cancar spider-web rice fields
- Palm sap distilling at Aimere
- Bena village, visitor fee included
- Penggajawa beach and Sukarno's exile house in Ende
- Kelimutu National Park at sunrise
Meals
- 10 breakfasts
- 6 lunches: at Jatiluwih, on both boat days and on the three Flores road days
- 3 dinners: welcome in Ubud, in Moni and farewell in Sanur
Not included
- International flights to and from Denpasar
- Travel insurance, which should cover snorkelling
- Indonesia visa on arrival, if your passport needs one
- Bali tourism levy (IDR 150,000 per person)
- Lunches and dinners not listed
- Drinks
- Tips for drivers, boat crews, rangers and local guides
- Optional activities such as Liang Bua, diving and massages
- Excess baggage on domestic flights
- Personal expenses
- Nights before day 1 or after day 11
Local fees
- Bali tourism levy of IDR 150,000 per foreign visitor, paid online before you arrive or at the airport; Indonesia visa on arrival if your passport needs one.
Extras
- Room of your own
- CAD 635 (estimated price)
When you can go
Dates and prices
Pick your start date when you request to book. We check that date and confirm it in your quote.
Prefer to travel without a group or guide? Ask us about arranging hotels, transport and city tours for you to travel independently.
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Questions
What does the price include?
Ten nights in hotels and lodges, 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 3 dinners, both domestic flights, airport transfers, a private vehicle and driver on Bali and Flores, two private boat days in Komodo National Park with park and ranger fees and snorkel gear, your See Sight Tours guide throughout, and every visit in the day plan, from Tirta Empul to Kelimutu.
How big is the group?
The small-group trip runs with 7 to 12 guests. That fits one private boat in Komodo and one vehicle on Flores, everyone can hear the park ranger on the dragon walks, and the group fits around one table at lunch.
Who leads the trip?
A See Sight Tours guide travels with the group from your arrival in Bali to your last morning in Sanur. Licensed park rangers lead the walks on Komodo Island and Rinca, as the park requires, and local guides join us at Jatiluwih, Bena and Kelimutu.
Do we sleep on a boat in Komodo?
No. Both Komodo days are day trips on a private boat for our group, and you sleep in the same Labuan Bajo hotel both nights. There is no liveaboard and no night at sea, so no shared cabins or boat bathrooms, and you leave your luggage in your room.
Will we definitely see Komodo dragons?
We cannot promise it, because they are wild animals, but we give you two chances: a ranger-led walk on Komodo Island on day 5 and another on Rinca on day 6, in the morning when they are most active. Rangers know where the dragons tend to rest, and keep you at a safe distance.
How fit do I need to be?
Moderately. The hardest parts are the 30 to 45 minute climb on Padar in the heat, about 300 steps at Gunung Kawi, ranger walks of about an hour, and a pre-dawn walk of about 30 minutes at Kelimutu. You can sit out the Padar climb, the steps and the snorkelling.
How long are the drives on Flores?
Labuan Bajo to Ruteng is about four hours. Days 8 and 9 run over our four-hour cap, about five and five and a half hours, because Flores has one winding road and Kelimutu at dawn needs a night in Moni. We break both with a sit-down lunch and real stops, and we say so before you book.
I am travelling alone. What is the single supplement?
A room of your own is from CAD 635 more, about 17% of the price, shown before you book. You stay in the same hotels and travel in the same vehicle and boat as everyone else, with no surprise charge at checkout. Solo travellers are common on small-group trips like this one.
When is the best time to go?
April to November, the dry season, when the sea in Komodo is usually calmer and the Trans-Flores road is open. July and August are the busiest months. From December to March, rough seas and landslides make the trip unreliable, so we do not run it then.
How does booking work?
The small group starts from CAD 3,735 per person sharing, with taxes, and private trips from CAD 6,725. Choose your start date and request to book; we confirm your place within 24 hours and nothing is charged until then. We ask for passport details for the Komodo permits and the domestic flights.
Can we travel privately or on our own dates?
Yes. Besides the small group, the trip runs as a private trip for your party only, on a date you choose, with your own guide, vehicle and boat. If you would rather travel independently on your own dates, ask us from the dates section and we will quote the same hotels, boat and flights.
Do I need a visa for Indonesia?
Most visitors do, including Canadians: Indonesia's visa on arrival, which you can buy online before you fly, plus Bali's tourism levy of IDR 150,000. Your passport needs at least six months of validity. We send the current rules and the online arrival form with your final itinerary.
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