A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Komodo National Park covers approximately 180 000ha. It encompasses the islands of Komodo, Rinca and Gili Morang, a wide marine area situated between Sumbawa and Labuhan Bajo, as well as the region of Mbeliling and Nggorang, on the island of Flores. The park, with its earthy knolls, bays, capes, cliffs and white sandy beaches, is home to diverse wildlife. Nonetheless, it is the marine life that steals the show!