Komodo National Park now caps the number of daily visitors to protect its fragile ecosystem. Here is what the quota means for your trip, why it exists, and how to make sure you secure your spot.
To protect the Komodo dragon and the park's wider ecosystem, the authorities have introduced a daily cap on visitors entering the core islands of Komodo and Padar. The measure reduces crowding, limits human impact on wildlife and habitat, and keeps the experience calm and high-quality for those who do visit.
In practice this means entry is allocated to confirmed bookings. Once the daily allocation is full, no further entries are issued for that date — so spontaneous, last-minute visits in peak season are risky. Booking in advance through a licensed operator is the only reliable way to guarantee your place.
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