TOUR ITINERARY:
Day 1 : MAUMERE – MONI (L,D)
Welcome to Maumere, the capital of Flores! This is the starting point of our Flores overland tour. Meet and greet with our friendly guide at the airport, then we will drive to Moni village. We will go from East to West through the famous and only road that crosses the island. It is known among locals as the “Transflores”. It takes about 4 hours driving, but we can make some stops on the way to Moni to make the journey more bearable.
Accommodation: Kelimutu Ecolodge or Similar

Day 2 : MONI – VOLCANO KELIMUTU – BAJAWA (B,L,D)
Today we will get up early to see sunrise on top of the Kelimutu. The Kelimutu is a large volcano, which we access practically by car, until the last 20 minutes, which will be practically a walk in the field. When reaching the top, we can see 3 craters, which have become three lakes, ofdifferent colors. One black, one yellow and one a little purple, but the great thing is that they change color, especially in the moments of dawn! Take a coat, because sometimes it is a bit cold while we wait for the sunrise. After admiring this natural wonder, we headed to Bajawa. In the vicinity of our hotel in Moni, we will be able to do some stops between the villages, where we can see how most of the women make Sarongs with the looms, in a totally traditional way. We can also pass by a waterfall in the surroundings of the town. On the way to Bajawa we will stop in the capital of Flores, an immense bay open to the Indian Ocean, the city of Ende, where we will have lunch, visit the Market, etc. On the outskirts of Ende, we will make a stop to see a cove, called the beach of the blue stones (although the stones are really green?) Where we will see dozens of workers, collecting stones and classifying them, and then be exported, due to the beauty they represent for gardens in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Accommodation: Virgo, Edelweiss Hotel or Similar

Day 3 : BAJAWA – BENA – RUTENG (B,L,D)
Today, in the morning we will be able to have our well-deserved breakfast, and then we will go to Bena, one of the best known traditional villages of Flores, belonging to the Ngadas tribes. Tribes that despite being Christianized, they still maintain their animistic beliefs. There you can see the way of life of the Bajawa people. In the village complex they have all the houses with the doors open towards the Ngadhu and Bhaga (Man and Woman) temples. Altars that they use both to bless the town and for the harvest, as they represent their ancestors. We will also take the opportunity to stop on the slopes of the great Inerie volcano and take photos of its continuous fumaroles. After having lunch on the way, our a new long drive begins, about another 4-5 hours until we reach Ruteng. But we will stop in a traditional town, called Aimere, where we will see (or for those who want to try) how they distill the Palm liquor, called Arak. If we get to Ruteng early, we can visit the cave where the Homo Florensis was discovered.
Accomodation: Spring Hill, Sinda and Revaya Hotel

Day 4 : RUTENG – LABUAN BAJO – RINCA ISLAND – KALONG ISLAND (B,L,D)
In the early morning, we continue the march to reach Labuan Bajo. On the way to Labuan Bajo, we will stop at Golo Cara, to see the giant rice pots, the only ones in the world shaped like a spider web, a Rinca Island. Today we will go to see the Komodo Dragons, for that we first go to Rinca Island, where in addition to Komodo dragons in their natural environment, we will be able to see Water buffalo, macaque monkeys, cockatoos, wild horses, etc. A trekk lasts about 2 hours around the island, from the hands of a Rangers of the national park. Then in the afternoon, the boat is anchored next to some mangroves, to see how millions of bats take flight at sunset. You will have dinner and spend the night on the boat in the Rinca Sea.
Accommodation: Traditional Wooden boat

Day 5 : KOMDO ISLAND – PINK BEACH – MANTA POINT – LABUAN BAJO (B,L,D)
Today, we will sail to Loh Liang that is the ranger’s station on Komodo Island. During the sail, you will realize that the sea is like a great lake dotted with hundreds of tiny islands, most of them uninhabited, or with only a few fishermen, who moor in them to rest or spend the night. Once on the island, we have to enter the office of the rangers to register and pay the national park fee. There we will be assigned a ranger who will accompany us at all times while we are inside the island. During the trekking, in addition to Komodo dragons in their natural environment. There are other animals in the area such as Timor deer, wild pigs, sulfur cockatoos, snakes, etc.  At the end of the trek, we head back to the port and continue the sail. After a short while, we will reach Pink Beach where we can do snorkeling in the middle of coral reefs full of life. Did you know that Indonesia is the most important center of marine biodiversity in the world? It is where the species of the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean come together with the endemic species of Indonesia. It makes Indonesia have the largest number of underwater species in the world. Well, you will be swimming in the middle of all that. Afterwards, we will go to another beautiful place. After a short navigation, we arrive at Manta Point where we have the chance to see huge “blankets” in the waters as we snorkel. Sometimes, we can even see them from the boat. Lunch is served on board.In the afternoon we go to the port of Labuan Bajo and from there to the hotel.
Accommodation: Puri Sari Beach Hotel or similar

Day 6 : LABUAN BAJO – BALI – END OF TRIP (B)
Today in the morning, if the flight schedule allows us, we will go to see the cave of the mirrors, and at about noon we go to Labuan Bajo airport to take the direct flight to Bali and continue your return flight Depending on the time of your flight. End of our services.

Price Included

Price including:
Transfer and tours as per the itinerary. Full board meals (5x Breakfast, 5x Lunch and 5x Dinner) Accommodation base on your option of hotel, Private charter Ac land Car, Private charter boat trip, All Entrance fees, Ranger fee, Donations, English speaking guide, Refreshment, Conservation fund at Kelimutu and Komodo National Park, Snorkeling gear.

Price Excluded

Prices Excluding:
Flight ticket, Airport tax, PCR test, Excess baggage, porter, Documenter/photography/drone, Travel insurance, Any personal expenses, such as: laundry services, phone call, tipping, soft and alcohol drink.

What to bring:
Small Size of Luggage, Sun block, Hat, Sun Glasses, Trekking Shoes (sport shoes) Swimming suit, Cash Money for Personal Expenses, etc.