7 Days
Up to 7 days
12 people
English
Bali to Komodo Island Hopping: You leave Bali behind and cross into open water toward one of the world’s last true wildlife frontiers. This isn’t just a boat trip. It’s a journey through four unforgettable islands, each with its own story to tell.
First, you’ll reach Nusa Penida. Towering cliffs drop straight into turquoise water here, and manta rays glide beneath your boat. Next, you’ll drift toward Gili Trawangan, where white sand beaches and laid-back island life set the pace. Then, Sumbawa opens up — a quieter stop, but one that rewards you with untouched coastline and a true sense of remoteness. Finally, you’ll arrive in Komodo, home to the last living dragons on Earth.
Along the way, you’ll get the chance to swim with whale sharks — the largest fish in the ocean, yet completely harmless to humans. Few travel experiences compare to floating just meters from a creature this size. Therefore, this stop alone makes the journey worth it for many guests.
Once you reach Komodo National Park, your adventure shifts from water to land. Local rangers guide you through dry savanna trails, and with a bit of luck, you’ll spot Komodo dragons resting or hunting in their natural habitat. Meanwhile, the surrounding waters offer some of Indonesia’s best snorkeling, so pack your gear for both land and sea.
You won’t need to pack and unpack at every stop. Instead, your liveaboard becomes a floating home base, so you can relax between excursions and wake up to a new island each morning.
Unlike a single-destination trip, this island-hopping route connects four completely different ecosystems in one seamless journey. As a result, you get more variety, more wildlife encounters, and more photo opportunities than a standard day tour could ever offer.
Because our liveaboards keep group sizes small, you’ll never feel rushed. Instead, you can take your time at each stop, ask your guide questions, and soak in every moment.
Ready to trade your everyday view for cliffs, coral, and dragons? Book your Bali to Komodo island hopping adventure today and let the islands do the talking.