Flores Island

Flores Island is one of Indonesia’s most beautiful and culturally diverse islands, known for its volcanic landscapes, pristine beaches, traditional villages, and the world-famous Komodo National Park. Located in the East Nusa Tenggara province, east of Bali and Sumbawa, Flores stretches over 350 kilometers from west to east, offering an unforgettable overland journey filled with nature, history, and cultural immersion.

The name “Flores” comes from the Portuguese word for “flowers” — a fitting title for an island blooming with natural beauty and colorful traditions. While Komodo dragons attract global attention to the west, the heart of Flores reveals misty mountains, ancient tribal villages, terraced rice fields, and sacred lakes.