Flores is an Indonesian island with dramatic nature and vibrant culture where historical strata and traditional communities intersect. Here volcanoes and lakes coexist with fishing coves, and the calm atmosphere of secluded villages is combined with lively ports, which makes the island attractive for those who are looking for unusual routes and real experiences.
Among the man-made attractions are traditional villages with unique architecture and rituals, such as Ben and Vae Rebo, as well as colonial and religious architecture in the port of Labuan Baggio. Fish markets, berths and small museums give a glimpse of the island’s life, and bridges, embankments and observation decks offer convenient points for exploring culture and history.
The nature of Flores is impressive: the Kelimutu volcano is known for its three color-changing crater lakes, the coasts are adjacent to the richest coral reefs, and in the vicinity there are mountain peaks, rice terraces, waterfalls and secluded coves. Nearby there are areas included in the national parks, where you can observe in the natural environment a unique fauna and marine landscapes.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read brief descriptions and build your own route. The map helps to combine natural and man-made points of interest, mark priorities and optimize time – it is convenient to plan where to go and what to see first.
You are free to explore the island on your own along the laid route or book excursions with local guides: professional guides will offer deep stories, safe approaches to the trails and access to inconspicuous places. Tours will allow you to learn more about the traditions, geology and ecology of Flores in a lively and fascinating format.
Come to Flores to see the colors of Kelimutu with your own eyes, feel the rhythm of coastal towns and discover secluded corners of the island. Travel boldly, chart new routes and come back with a wealth of experience - Flores is ready to surprise and inspire.
