Loh Liang

Visiting The Komodo was an amazing experience where you have the option to choose from various tracks, ranging from short to long. The knowledgeable guide/naturalist provided valuable insights about Komodo, sharing every detail.

We were fortunate enough to catch sight of this magnificent creature. I highly recommend it to everyone. The tour was exceptionally well-planned and organized. Although I couldn't locate a prayer room, it could have simply been a matter of luck. It would be greatly appreciated if there was a designated prayer room available, considering that most visitors are on day tours and are unable to find any prayer facilities nearby.

I was disappointed with my visit to the beach as I only managed to spot two dragons, which were both yawning and appeared too lazy to move. I couldn't help but wonder if they were intentionally made to be sleepy and less aggressive. In addition to that, I also came across some deer and wild boar. The whole experience felt like a tourist trap, with hundreds of tourists wandering around empty bushes. Eventually, I did manage to spot one dragon, but it seemed more like a well-fed pet than a wild creature. Surprisingly, I have seen more Komodo dragons at the zoo and paid much less for that experience. The main highlights of the visit were the souvenir shops and drink stalls, where the vendors were quite eager to make a sale. Overall, I left feeling disappointed and would not recommend this beach. Perhaps Rinca Island, as depicted in the photos I've seen, has a greater number of dragons to offer.

Having an encounter with these incredible creatures was a truly unique experience. With only 4000 remaining in their natural habitat, it feels truly special to have the opportunity to observe them up close. I consider myself fortunate to have witnessed three of these magnificent creatures, including a particularly large male. It was truly impressive in size. The guides were exceptional and ensured that everyone had the chance to see one of these creatures and capture memorable photos. I wholeheartedly recommend this experience, giving it my highest recommendation.

The trek was absolutely lovely, and we had two really friendly guides. We were fortunate to come across four Komodo Dragons during our walk, along with pigs, deer, and other fascinating wildlife. However, towards the end of the tour, the intensity of the market stalls and people attempting to sell you things can be quite overwhelming. They will persistently follow you up the wharf, so be ready to be asked numerous times. Despite this, it is definitely worth paying a visit.