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Updated: May 11, 2026 · Originally published: May 6, 2026

Updated: May 2026

Komodo National Park Entrance Fees 2026: Complete Cost Guide

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Komodo NP fees 2026 — the exact numbers.

Park fees doubled in 2024, partly reverted in 2025. Here’s what you’ll actually pay this year, line by line. (See Komodo National Park (UNESCO) for context.)

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In 2024 the Indonesian government announced a fee increase from IDR 200,000 to IDR 3,750,000 per visitor for Komodo National Park. The travel industry pushed back. The fee was paused, partially reverted, and now sits at a structure most international visitors find reasonable. Here are the exact 2026 numbers.

Per-person fees

FeeLocal (IDR)Foreign (IDR)USD equivalent
Park entrance (1 day)50,000250,000$15.50
Wildlife observation25,000200,000$12.40
Snorkeling permit15,00050,000$3.10
Diving permit (per dive)25,00050,000$3.10
Camera permit (DSLR/video)10,00025,000$1.55
Trekking guide (per hike)50,000100,000$6.20

Conversion at IDR 16,100 / USD 1.00. Fees rounded to nearest dollar.

Per-boat / per-charter fees

Anchor fee (charter boats): IDR 250,000 / day = ~$15.50 / day, paid by the boat operator and usually included in your package price.

Mooring fees at specific sites (Manta Point, Pink Beach): IDR 150,000 / boat / visit = ~$9.30. Charter operator pays.

What this works out to per traveler

For a typical 4-day phinisi voyage with 1 dragon trek + 2 snorkel days + 1 dive day, expect approximately:

Park fees: $15.50 × 4 days = $62
Wildlife observation: $12.40 (Rinca trek) = $12
Snorkeling permit: $3.10 × 2 = $6
Trekking guide: $6.20 × 2 (Komodo + Rinca) = $12
Diving permits (if you dive): $3.10 × 4 dives = $12
Total per person: ~$104

Most quality phinisi operators (including ours) include all park fees in the package price. If you see a quote that says “park fees additional” — ask for the all-in number to compare apples to apples.

2026 announced changes (none yet)

The Ministry of Environment announced in November 2025 that Komodo NP fees would remain at current levels through 2026. There are discussions of a “premium experience” surcharge ($75-$150) for guided private dragon walks at sites less visited — this is currently optional. We will update this page as the situation evolves.

All fees included in our packages

Our 4-day, 5-day, and 7-day Komodo packages quote a single all-in price with all park fees, transfers, food, and accommodation.

Beyond the dragon’s gaze: Unveiling Komodo’s aquatic wonders and iconic vistas

The sun-drenched waters surrounding Komodo National Park shimmer with an iridescent allure, promising far more than just a glimpse of its ancient reptilian guardians. While the formidable Komodo dragon rightfully holds court as the park’s most iconic resident, the true luxury of a visit here unfolds across an archipelago of unparalleled natural beauty, offering a symphony of sensory experiences. Imagine stepping onto the rose-hued sands of Pink Beach, a rare geological marvel where microscopic organisms (foraminifera) imbue the coral fragments with their distinctive color, creating a striking contrast against the turquoise sea. The sensation of the finely ground red coral underfoot, combined with the gentle lapping

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