Komodo Island: all 4 tours and excursions for your cruise

This outing on Komodo Island offers a rare opportunity to observe the legendary Komodo dragon in the wild.Upon tendering ashore, park rangers accompany you on a walk to the dragon-viewing area. The hike along narrow paths requires walking in single file on compact mud or loose gravel. Watch out for roots and tree branches criss-crossing your way. The trees provide limited shade. At the viewing point, some time is made available to discretely observe the reptiles. After walking back to the ranger...

OverviewVenture into Komodo National Park to seek out the legendary Komodo dragon on a ranger-led trek through rugged savannah and forest landscapes, then continue by speedboat to the island's iconic Pink Beach. With opportunities to swim, snorkel, and unwind amid crystal-clear waters, this adventure pairs remarkable wildlife encounters with one of Indonesia's most distinctive coastal settings. Guided throughout by local experts, the experience offers a deeper appreciation of the park's unique ecosystems,...

Guests tender ashore at Komodo Jetty, the headquarters of Komodo National Park, home to the legendary Komodo Dragon—an ancient, endangered reptile measuring up to 11 feet and weighing over 300 pounds. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its unique wildlife and rich marine environment. A guided walking tour takes small groups through the island’s dry grasslands and thorny vegetation, offering opportunities to see the dragons and other native species. After exploring,...

After exploring Komodo National Park, return to the ship and during lunch time, the ship repositions to the spectacular Pink Beach for the afternoon. The activities are conducted by Silversea Expedition Team and depend on the location, weather and the sea condition of the day and other variables. We plan to offer swimming, snorkeling, zodiac cruising or glass bottom boat cruising. More specific information and logistics will be communicated by the Expedition Team on board.    Note   Please...