Flores Island
Flores is an island in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, known for its dramatic volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, rich marine environments and distinctive cultural traditions. The island is home to several ethnic communities, each with their own languages, traditions and ways of life. Traveling across Flores offers opportunities to discover traditional villages, local communities, cultural heritage, traditional crafts and regional cuisine.
Flores is also the gateway to some of Indonesia's most remarkable natural and marine destinations. From Labuan Bajo, travelers can explore Komodo National Park, home to the legendary Komodo dragon and a remarkable marine ecosystem of coral reefs, sea turtles and manta rays. Private boat journeys, snorkeling, diving and island-hopping experiences make this region an important part of a journey through Flores.
Beyond Komodo, Flores offers extraordinary landscapes and cultural experiences throughout the island. The three crater lakes of Kelimutu, the traditional mountain village of Wae Rebo and the traditional villages of central Flores reveal the island's diverse natural and cultural character. Flores is also known for agriculture, coffee, cloves, cocoa, traditional weaving and local handicrafts, while accommodation ranges from simple guesthouses to comfortable hotels and selected luxury resorts.
With Inn2Travel, Flores can be explored through private tours and tailor-made journeys combining nature, culture, adventure, wildlife and local experiences. From the western landscapes of Labuan Bajo and Komodo to the cultural heartland and volcanic landscapes of central and eastern Flores, the island offers a remarkable journey beyond the conventional Bali experience.
| Languages spoken | Bahasa Indonesia |
|---|---|
| Currency used | Rupiah |
| Area (km2) | 14,300 |
Culture and history info
Flores is a culturally diverse island where traditional communities, local beliefs, Catholic traditions and distinctive forms of art and architecture have developed across different regions. The island is home to several cultural communities, including the Manggarai, Ngada, Ende, Lio and Sikka peoples, each with their own languages, ceremonies, traditional houses, weaving traditions and ways of life.
In western Flores, the Manggarai people are known for their distinctive cultural traditions and traditional architecture. The remote village of Wae Rebo is one of the most remarkable examples, with its iconic conical Mbaru Niang houses surrounded by the mountains and forests of Manggarai. The village has received international recognition for its efforts to preserve traditional architecture and community-based heritage.
Further east, the cultural landscape changes as travelers reach the highlands around Bajawa and Ngada. Traditional villages such as Bena provide an opportunity to see distinctive traditional houses, ancestral symbols and megalithic elements that remain part of local cultural life. Around Ende and the Lio region, traditional ceremonies, weaving and ancestral traditions continue to form an important part of community identity.
Flores is also shaped by its volcanic geography. The island's mountains, highlands, crater lakes and coastal landscapes have influenced settlement, agriculture and local traditions for generations. One of its most extraordinary natural landmarks is Kelimutu, where three volcanic crater lakes occupy the summit of Mount Kelimutu and are traditionally associated with the resting place of departed souls. The lakes are famous for their changing colours and form part of Kelimutu National Park.
In the west, Flores is closely connected with the extraordinary natural heritage of Komodo National Park. The park encompasses Komodo, Rinca, Padar and numerous smaller islands and is internationally recognized for its unique wildlife and marine ecosystems. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991.
Today, Flores offers travelers the opportunity to experience a remarkable meeting point between nature and living culture. Traditional villages, weaving, local ceremonies, mountain landscapes, tropical seas and community life remain an important part of the island's identity, making Flores particularly rewarding for travelers who value authentic cultural and outdoor experiences.
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- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Trip
- Duration: Full Day
- Capacity: 15 - 30 guests

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Trip
- Duration: Full Day
- Capacity: 10 - 20 guests

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Trip
- Duration: Full Day
- Capacity: 5 - 12 guests

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 2,5 days
- Capacity: 20 guests
- Boat Crew: 7
- 4 Cabin Types with AC
- 6 Private Bathrooms

Sail through the spectacular waters of Komodo National Park aboard a private Phinisi, combining island exploration, marine adventures, wildlife encounters and unforgettable moments at sea.

- Location: Komodo National Park
- Departure: Labuan Bajo
- Cruise Type: Private Speedboat
- Duration: Full Day
- Capacity: Up to 8 guests
- Route: Padar Island, Pink Beach, Komodo Island, Taka Makassar, Siaba & Manta Point

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 2,5 days
- Capacity: 21 - 25 guests
- Boat Crew: 9
- 3 Cabin Types with AC
- 8 Private Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 2,5 days
- Capacity: 16 - 22 guests
- Boat Crew: 9
- 3 Cabin Types with AC
- 8 Private Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: Full Day
- Capacity: Red 8 guests, Blue 15 guests

- Location: Komodo NP, Lombok
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 4 days
- Capacity: 32 - 56 guests
- Boat Crew: 6 -8
- Cabins & Sharing Deck
- Shared Bathrooms

- Location: Lombok, Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 4 days
- Capacity: 18 - 23 guests
- Boat Crew: 6 -8
- Cabins & Sharing Deck
- Private & Shared Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 2,5 days
- Capacity: 10 - 12 guests
- Boat Crew: 6
- 5 Cabin Types with AC
- 5 Private Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Trip
- Duration: 1 Day, 2D/1N, 3D/2N, 4D/3N and 5D/4N
- Capacity: 10 - 12 guests
- Boat Crew: 6
- 5 Cabin Types with AC
- 5 Private Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Open Trip
- Duration: 2,5 days
- Capacity: 10 - 11 guests
- Boat Crew: 5
- 4 Cabin Types with AC
- 4 Private Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Tour
- Duration: 1 Day, 2D/1N, 3D/2N, 4D/3N and 5D/4N
- Capacity: 10 - 11 guests
- Boat Crew: 5
- 4 Cabin Types with AC
- 4 Private Bathrooms

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Trip
- Duration: 1 Day, 2D/1N, 3D/2N, and 4D/3N
- Capacity: 4 guests
- 2 Cabin Types with AC

- Location: Komodo NP
- Cruise Type: Private Trip
- Duration: 1 Day, 2D/1N, 3D/2N and 4D/3N
- Capacity: 12 - 14 guests
- Boat Crew: 5
- 2 Cabin Types with AC
- 6 Private Bathrooms










































