Top East Nusa Tenggara Eco Tours

The tour starts with traditional songs and bamboo instruments by the Alorese children, they are performing traditional songs. The tours consist of cultural aspects and interactions with the tribes in Alor by learning about their history, nature and their cultural heritage. The guests can also can shop in traditional markets and helping the local women make a better living. We're the only professional cruise-ship tour operator in Alor island

Visit the magnificent Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a full-day tour from Labuan Bajo. Speedboat transportation means you can cover even more of the widely-varied region, visiting Padar Island, Komodo Island, Taka Makassar Island, Kanawa Island, and more. Stop to stroll beautiful beaches, and use provided snorkeling gear to see gorgeous marine wildlife in the clear, coastal waters.

Explore Kelimutu lake in 2 days 1 night start from Ende airport or other port, all tours are include Hotels, Confortable car with english driver as cum guide and and meals , The highlights of this trip include going to Kelimutu the famous three-colored lakes Kelimutu is a volcano near the Moni village in Central Flores in Indonesia. The Volcano Kelimutu consists of three crater Lakes, which have different colors because of minerals. The colors of the Lakes have changed several times dramatically over to conclude the tours check out the history Bung Karno Museum and The Reflection Tree before we drop off to airport .

Waerebo is a unique traditional Manggarai ethnic village with traditional houses. It is located at an altitude of 1,125 m above sea level among the Nature Conservation forest. There are 7 traditional houses or Mbaru Tembong and each of them houses more than one family. The people live of agricultural products like coffee beans, taro and vegetables. The hike to the village is about 3 to 4 hours passing forests and nature pools.

Encounter the incredible Komodo dragons on their natural habitat Spend a day cruising the Flores Sea, stopping on Rinca and Komodo Islands to see the giant lizards in the wild.