Discover one of Indonesia’s most extraordinary journeys with our Bali to Komodo Island Tour Packages 2026. Travel from Bali to the legendary Komodo National Park through carefully designed routes that combine comfort, adventure, and unforgettable island experiences.
Whether you choose to travel via Lombok or fly directly to Labuan Bajo, our tours offer a seamless way to explore Komodo Island without the hassle of planning transportation, accommodation, and activities separately.
There is no airport on Komodo Island itself. To travel from Bali to Komodo Island, you first need to reach Labuan Bajo, the main gateway to Komodo National Park, or travel east via Lombok on a multi-day sailing trip.
There are two practical ways to make the journey:
The fastest way to get from Bali to Komodo Island is to fly from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Bali to Komodo Airport (LBJ) in Labuan Bajo.
Direct flights generally take around 1 to 1.5 hours. Once you arrive in Labuan Bajo, you can continue your journey by joining a day trip or multi-day liveaboard into Komodo National Park.
During the peak travel season, especially from July to September, booking flights and Komodo boat tours in advance is highly recommended.
Best for: Travelers with limited time who want the quickest and easiest route to Komodo.
For travelers who prefer a more adventurous journey, another option is to travel from Bali to Lombok or the Gili Islands before joining a multi-day sailing trip toward Komodo.
Instead of simply getting from one destination to another, the journey becomes part of the experience. Depending on the sailing itinerary, travelers can visit remote islands, snorkeling spots, and destinations around Sumbawa before eventually reaching the Komodo area.
Some routes may also include experiences such as whale shark encounters in Saleh Bay, depending on the itinerary and conditions.
If you are considering this route, read our Gili to Komodo guide 고 Komodo Tour from Lombok for more information about the sailing experience.
Best for: Travelers who have more time and want an adventurous island-hopping experience on the way to Komodo.
With our Bali to Komodo tour packages, we can arrange the main parts of the journey, including hotel pickup in Bali, transfers, boat arrangements, and guided tours, so you do not have to organize every connection separately.
No, there is no direct public ferry from Bali to Komodo Island.
Traveling entirely by public ferry is technically possible through several connections, but it requires a much longer journey through Bali, Lombok, and Sumbawa before reaching Labuan Bajo.
One of the final ferry connections is the Sape–Labuan Bajo route, connecting eastern Sumbawa with Flores. However, reaching Sape from Bali requires multiple transfers and a long overland journey across Lombok and Sumbawa.
For this reason, most international travelers choose one of two easier options:
Flying is the fastest option, while sailing via Lombok is better for travelers who want the journey itself to become part of their Indonesian adventure.
Below are the two main routes available for traveling from Bali to Komodo Island.
| Service Item | Bali – Lombok – Komodo Island | Bali – Labuan Bajo – Komodo Island |
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| Departure Schedule | Sunday, Tuesday & Friday | Every Thursday |
| Starting Price | From IDR 7,300,000 / person | From IDR 5,550,000 / person |
| Route Overview | Scenic journey via Lombok and the Gili Islands before sailing to Komodo National Park. | Flight from Bali to Labuan Bajo, followed by a boat tour to Komodo National Park. |
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| Best For | Travelers who enjoy a slow-paced, scenic, island-hopping experience. | Travelers who want the fastest and most efficient route to Komodo Island. |
No. There is no regular public boat or ferry that operates directly from Bali to Komodo Island. The most common options are joining a sailing trip via Lombok (Gili Trawangan) or flying from Bali to Labuan Bajo, followed by a phinisi boat tour into Komodo National Park.
No. There's no direct ferry from Bali to Komodo. The nearest public ferry is the Sape–Labuan Bajo crossing, which is part of a long overland trip. Most travellers instead fly to Labuan Bajo or take an organised sailing via Lombok.
Either fly from Bali (Denpasar, DPS) to Labuan Bajo (about 1–1.5 hours) and continue by boat, or take the scenic sailing route via Lombok and the Gili Islands into Komodo National Park.
Komodo lies east of Bali, past Lombok and Sumbawa. By air it's about a 1–1.5 hour flight from Denpasar to Labuan Bajo, the gateway to the park.
A 50% deposit is required to secure your booking. The remaining balance is usually paid before departure or during check-in, depending on the specific boat operator’s policy.
We recommend bringing sunscreen, swimwear, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, seasickness medication, personal medication, and waterproof protection for your phone or camera.
Some guests may experience mild seasickness, especially during overnight sailing. We recommend bringing motion sickness medication and taking it before departure if needed.
The best time to visit Komodo Island is generally from April to November. July to September is one of the busiest periods, so early booking is recommended.
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