Last update: November 2024
Welcome to the Komodo National Park! A haven of natural beauty and biodiversity located in Indonesia. As the Komodo season kicks off, adventurers and nature enthusiasts begin planning their adventure to this iconic destination. Let’s dig into all you need to know to ensure a seamless and budget-friendly experience.
About Komodo National Park Fees
Every visitor to Komodo National Park is required to pay an entrance fee, which helps support conservation efforts & park maintenance. The entrance fee structure typically varies for domestic and international visitors.
One of the highlights of visiting Komodo National Park is encountering the legendary Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. To explore Komodo Island (trekking & hiking) and witness these magnificent creatures. Visitors must join a guided tour led by park rangers. A ranger fee is charged for every person entering the park, for the safety & preservation of the visitors and the park’s wildlife.
The park boasts some of the world’s most spectacular underwater landscapes, making it a paradise for diving & snorkeling enthusiasts. However, access to these sites requires payment of diving and snorkeling fees.
Ticket Price for Activities in Komodo National Park in 2024
Please find the details for the Komodo National Park fees below:
International Tourists
- IDR 250.000 per person per day
Domestic Tourists
- Monday – Saturday: IDR 50.000 per person per day
- Sunday/Public Holiday: IDR 75.000 per person per day
Extra Fee for Scuba Diving
- International/Domestic Tourists: IDR 25.000 per person per day
Ranger Fees
- IDR 120.000 Ranger Fee Padar (for a group of 5 people)
- IDR 150.000 Ranger Fee short Komodo/Rinca
Drone Fee
- IDR 2.000.000 per unit per day. Tourists must apply for a permit & the process will take up to 3 days.
*Based on Government Regulations No. 12 of 2014 concerning Types and Rates of PNBP Applicable to the Ministry of Forestry
Try our Komodo National Park Fees Calculator [NEW]
Estimate your park fees using our calculator. If you are going on a multi-day boat trip, don’t include the last day if the trip ends in the morning.
Please note that this is an estimation, as boats also have to pay harbor fees depending on the number of guests on board.
As you prepare to embark on your adventure to Komodo National Park, understanding the fee structure is essential for budgeting and planning purposes.
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