Flores Island

Flores Island is one of Indonesia’s most captivating destinations, celebrated for its dramatic volcanic landscapes, untouched beaches, rich cultural heritage, traditional villages, and the world-renowned Komodo National Park. Located in East Nusa Tenggara, east of Bali and Sumbawa, Flores stretches more than 350 kilometers from west to east, making it an ideal destination for an unforgettable overland adventure filled with nature, history, and authentic cultural experiences.

The name “Flores” comes from the Portuguese word for “flowers,” a beautiful reflection of an island blessed with vibrant landscapes and colorful traditions. While the legendary Komodo dragons bring international attention to the western part of the island, the true heart of Flores offers so much more — misty mountains, ancient tribal villages, scenic rice terraces, sacred lakes, and warm local hospitality.