One of the first things to do without hesitation in Flores is diving, which can be suitable for both experienced and beginner divers. Komodo National Park is the perfect place for this. Here, wonder is on point, as travelers will encounter many marine animals as they explore. These waters are home to manta rays, huge ►
One of the first things to do without hesitation in Flores is diving, which can be suitable for both experienced and beginner divers. Komodo National Park is the perfect place for this. Here, wonder is on point, as travelers will encounter many marine animals as they explore. These waters are home to manta rays, huge schools of fish, and coral reefs. In addition, after discovering the seabed of the park, adventurers can visit the mainland because amazing creatures await them. They will mainly see the famous Komodo dragons, which are fascinating.
In Flores, the Kelimutu volcano is a sight to behold and one of the most popular tourist attractions. It's famous for its three crater lakes, each with a different and stunning color: blue, red, and green. These colors, which change over the years, create a natural spectacle that's a must-see. A hike and possibly camping on-site are recommended to appreciate this wonderfully. This will give you the perfect vantage point to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the volcano's edge.
Another must-do in Flores is a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of Kanawa. This island is a paradise for swimmers and a fantastic diving zone where turtles, sharks, and rays can be spotted. And if some are in the mood for a leisurely stroll, they should take advantage of the unique blue stone beach, Penggajawa. Unlike traditional sandy beaches, this one is adorned with blue and green pebbles, making it a surprising and delightful sight.
For the subsequent discovery, making a detour to Cancar is necessary. The area is famous for its fantastic spider web rice fields. Moreover, it is good to know that these agricultural fields are called lingko and that the rice fields are arranged in such a way as to form a spider's web. This arrangement is made so that each canvas part is assigned to a different family in the region. ◄
