Discover the Secret Spots of Komodo National Park

Gili Lawa, also known as Gili Laba, is an uninhabited island situated north of Komodo Island. It's divided into two parts: Gili Lawa Darat and Gili Lawa Laut. The island is famous for its rolling green hills and savannah landscapes, making it a favorite destination for trekking. A hike to the top of Gili Lawa rewards you with breathtaking views of turquoise waters and nearby islands, especially at sunrise or sunset. Beneath its waters, you'll find colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life, perfect for diving and snorkeling. Gili Lawa is truly a feast for both the eyes and the soul.

Nicknamed the 'City of Turtles,' Siaba Island is a haven for turtle enthusiasts. This island, located west of Flores, is a major habitat for green turtles and hawksbill turtles, which can often be spotted swimming freely in its shallow waters. Beyond its turtle population, Siaba Island offers colorful coral gardens and schools of tropical fish, making it a favorite spot for divers. Its calm, shallow waters are also ideal for beginner snorkelers, offering a chance to witness the incredible underwater life of Komodo National Park up close.

Pempeng Island, also known as Tempe Island, is one of the lesser-known gems in Komodo National Park. Its secluded location near Kalong Island adds to its allure. With its pristine beaches and untouched landscapes, Pempeng offers a quiet retreat from the busier tourist spots. Visitors can explore the island through short treks or simply relax on its serene beaches. The clear waters surrounding Pempeng are perfect for snorkeling, allowing you to uncover its hidden underwater treasures.