Departures every morning from Labuan Bajo
Cabo De Flores Tour is a local travel agent in Labuan Bajo running daily Komodo Island open trips (shared boat tours) and private charters into Komodo National Park — Padar Island, the dragons on Komodo Island, Pink Beach and Manta Point — plus Flores open trips overland and tailor-made itineraries across the island.
Explore hidden gems, embrace local culture, and create memories that stay with you forever.
Your Adventure. Your Story. Your Flores
There are more than three hundred operators selling Komodo trips. Most of them resell someone else's boat. We own our fleet, employ our guides year-round and answer our own phone.
Travel with experienced local guides who know Flores and Komodo beyond the usual tourist routes. Discover hidden places, local culture, and authentic stories while traveling safely and comfortably.
Every traveler is different. We create flexible and personalized itineraries based on your interests, travel style, schedule, and budget — so your journey feels truly your own.
We believe that travel should create a positive impact. By supporting local communities, respecting culture, and protecting nature, we aim to make every journey more responsible and meaningful.
Fixed departures with real prices. Every package can be turned private, extended or reshaped — just ask.
The complete Komodo loop in a single day
Padar Island, Komodo Island, Pink Beach, Manta Point, Taka Makassar and Siaba/Sebayur — every headline stop, back in Labuan Bajo by evening.
Labuan Bajo to Maumere, overland across the whole island
A seven-day road trip across Flores from Labuan Bajo through Ruteng, Bajawa, Riung and Ende, closing with the Kelimutu crater lakes above Moni.
2 Days, 1 Night, One Unforgettable Journey to Waerebo
Discover Waerebo in 2D1N Experience the beauty and culture of Waerebo, a traditional village nestled in the mountains of Flores. Enjoy scenic trekking, meet the local community, and experience the unique Mbaru Niang houses on an unforgettable 2-day, 1-night journey
Komodo National Park spans 1,733 km² of islands and reef. These are the places we return to most — plus the mainland stops almost nobody puts on the itinerary.
Three bays, one ridge
The most photographed viewpoint in eastern Indonesia. Eight hundred steps take you to a ridge where three crescent bays — one white sand, one black, one pink — fan out below you. Go at sunrise: the light is better and the steps are still cool.
The dragon island
The island the whole park is named after — Dragon Island to most visitors — and home to roughly 1,700 Komodo dragons across savannah and tamarind forest. Treks always run with an armed park ranger and take between 45 minutes and two hours depending on the loop you choose.
Rose sand and shallow coral
Crushed red organ-pipe coral mixes with white sand to turn the whole beach pink — strongest in the hour after sunrise and just before sunset. The reef starts ten metres offshore and stays shallow, so it suits weak swimmers.
Reef mantas, all year
A cleaning station at Karang Makassar where reef mantas queue up over the coral while wrasse pick them clean. Currents can run hard, so you drift with the flow and the boat follows you. Wingspans of four metres are normal here.
A sandbar that comes and goes
A crescent of white sand in the middle of open turquoise water that only surfaces at low tide. Fifteen minutes from Manta Point, so nearly every itinerary pairs the two.
Sandbars, canyons, savannah ridges and a cave full of marine fossils. Browse the full list and tell us which ones matter to you.
Boats, transfers, guides, photographers and someone who answers at 23:00 when your flight is delayed.
Speedboats, phinisi schooners and sailing yachts, chartered by the day or the week.
Guided snorkelling across the park, from first-timers to confident swimmers.
Tell us your dates, budget and pace — we send back a day-by-day plan within 24 hours.
Met at Komodo Airport, driven anywhere in West Manggarai, on time.
A photographer on board, or a drone operator for the shots you cannot take yourself.
Fleet-scale logistics for 20 to 120 people, including offsites and incentive trips.
Send a message with your dates, group size and what you most want to see. No forms, no call centre.
A trip designer sends a day-by-day itinerary with a full price breakdown. Revise it as many times as you like.
Card, transfer, PayPal or Wise. Free cancellation up to seven days out, full refund if weather stops us sailing.
Airport pickup, permits, boats, meals and a coordinator on call for the whole trip. You just show up.
No stock photography. Every frame below came off a boat we run, on a day our guests were on it.
Written by the guests we travelled with, through a private link we send after every trip. We publish the text unedited.
“Very friendly and very Helpful”
David parker
Australia · City tour Mirror cave In Batu Cermin, Rangko cave
Tell us when you land in Labuan Bajo and what you want to see. You will have a full itinerary and an honest price within 24 hours — no deposit to ask.
