Komodo National Park Fees — 2026 Guide
A clear breakdown of every fee you pay to enter Komodo National Park in 2026 — park entry, conservation, ranger and activity charges — and how they're collected when you book with a licensed operator.
What You Pay to Enter the Park
Entering Komodo National Park involves several official fees that fund conservation and ranger services. These typically include a park entrance fee, a conservation/marine fee, a ranger or guide fee for dragon treks, and activity fees for diving or snorkeling. Rates differ for foreign and domestic visitors and are higher on weekends and public holidays. When you book through a licensed operator like Komodo Trip, all of these fees are calculated, collected and paid on your behalf — itemised transparently in your quote so you know exactly what goes where. Fees are subject to change by the park authority; we always quote the current rates.
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Trip Desk Ledger · Verified August 17, 2026
Quick answer: The short Komodo National Park fees breakdown: on a 2026 trip, international visitors pay IDR 650,000 per person per day — about USD 40 — as a dated park entrance ticket that already includes the ranger escort, trekking on Komodo and Padar, and snorkeling. Indonesian nationals pay IDR 50,000 on weekdays or IDR 75,000 on weekends and holidays, activities included. Divers add about IDR 25,000 per day and park-harbour routes about IDR 25,000. Booked through our desk, every line is itemised in your quote and paid to the park on your behalf — a practical budget of $40–50 per person across a 3D2N.
What You Actually Pay: the Trip-Desk Table
The official fee table and changelog maintained by Komodo Luxury is the reference document; this is the same information the way it lands inside a trip quote:
| Fee line | International (WNA) | Indonesian (WNI) | Notes on your quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entrance ticket, weekday | IDR 650,000 / day (~USD 40) | IDR 50,000 / day | Dated ticket; WNA flat schedule in 2026 |
| Entrance ticket, weekend & holiday | IDR 650,000 / day (unchanged) | IDR 75,000 / day | Weekend uplift applies to WNI only |
| Ranger escort & trekking | included in dated ticket | included | The old separate Komodo trekking fee — statutory line IDR 200,000 per group of up to five — is bundled for WNA |
| Snorkeling | included in dated ticket | included | No separate snorkel line since the single-ticket reform |
| Diving surcharge | ~IDR 25,000 / diver / day | ~IDR 25,000 / diver / day | Only on dive days |
| Park harbour fee | ~IDR 25,000 | ~IDR 25,000 | Only when your route uses a park harbour |
| Camera / photography | no separate fee | no separate fee | Folded into the single ticket; commercial shoots need a permit |
Fee Changelog, Quarter by Quarter
Park tariffs move, so we date every claim. This ledger is re-verified each time the desk confirms a booking cycle:
| Period | What changed |
|---|---|
| 2024 (Reg. 36/2024) | Tariff simplified to a single entrance ticket replacing separate activity fees; foreign statutory base line set at IDR 250,000/day, domestic at IDR 50,000/75,000 |
| 2025 | Dated international ticket standardises on the ground at IDR 650,000/day, bundling base line, ranger, trekking and snorkeling components |
| Q1–Q2 2026 | Flat schedule confirmed for internationals — no weekday/weekend split; visitor registration (SiOra, 1,000/day cap for Komodo & Padar) mandatory before sailing |
| Q3 2026 (checked Aug 17) | No change: dated ticket IDR 650,000 (~USD 40); WNI 50,000/75,000; diver and harbour lines ~IDR 25,000 |
| 2027 outlook | No change announced to the Komodo entrance fee for 2027; quota enforcement continues. The desk re-verifies rates at booking and your written quote carries the figures that apply to your date |
What Is Included in Komodo Trip Fees & Packages
Boat prices on this site are quoted with park fees itemised separately — deliberately, so you can see what goes to the park versus the boat. At booking, the desk registers your SiOra quota permit, collects the exact fee amounts and settles them at the park — no cash queue at the Loh Liang ranger post, no surprise lines on arrival. Where fees sit inside the full price of a trip, tier by tier, is broken down in the trip-cost guide; the boat options they attach to are on the tours comparison. Anything unclear, the FAQ or the desk answers before you pay anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Komodo National Park fees in 2026?
International visitors hold a dated entrance ticket of IDR 650,000 per person per day — about USD 40 — which already includes the ranger escort, trekking on Komodo and Padar, and snorkeling. Indonesian nationals pay IDR 50,000 on weekdays and IDR 75,000 on weekends and public holidays, activities included. Divers add around IDR 25,000 per day, and routes using a park harbour add about IDR 25,000.
Why do I see both IDR 250,000 and IDR 650,000 quoted?
Both are real. IDR 250,000 per day is the statutory base entrance line for foreign visitors in the regulation; IDR 650,000 is the dated ticket international guests actually receive on the ground, bundling the base line with the ranger, trekking and snorkeling components. Quotes that show only the 250,000 line understate what you will pay at the gate.
Are park fees included in Komodo Trip packages?
Package prices are quoted with park fees itemised separately, then our desk collects and pays them on your behalf — no cash queues at the ranger post. Your written quote lists the boat price and each park fee line so you can see exactly what goes to the park. Practical budget: about $40–50 per person across a standard 3D2N.
Do weekends cost more at Komodo National Park?
Only for Indonesian nationals, whose statutory rate rises from IDR 50,000 on weekdays to IDR 75,000 on weekends and public holidays. The international dated ticket runs a flat schedule in 2026 — IDR 650,000 per day regardless of the day of the week — so foreign visitors gain nothing by shifting a park day off the weekend.
Is there still a separate camera fee in Komodo?
No. The old tariff's separate activity and photography line items were folded into the single-ticket system when the tariff was simplified — one dated entrance ticket now carries trekking, snorkeling and ordinary photography. Commercial shoots with professional crews remain a separate permit arranged with the park office in advance.
Who pays the fees when I book?
The Komodo Trip desk — operated under Komodo Luxury (PT Komodo Bahari Nusantara), part of Juara Holding Group — registers your quota permit, collects the exact fee amounts with your booking and settles them with the park, itemised transparently in your quote. Questions before booking: WhatsApp +62 811 3823 875 or email [email protected].