Park Narodowy Komodo

The Komodo National Park is a unique UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia. Home to some 5,700 Komodo dragons - the largest lizards in the world, found nowhere else on Earth.

The park offers extraordinary experiences: from observing the ancient reptiles in their natural habitat to diving among rich coral reefs inhabited by manta rays, sea turtles and hundreds of species of fish.

Don't miss Pink Beach, one of seven pink sand beaches in the world, and Padar Island with its breathtaking views of turquoise waters and green vegetation.