The Komodo Island entrance fee for 2025 is generally listed as IDR 600,000 per person for the main Komodo National Park entry, covering multiple locations on a single trip[1]. This is consistent with other published estimates, which range from IDR 500,000 to IDR 1,000,000 per person for full activities including trekking, snorkeling, and the mandatory ranger fee[2][3][5]. Basic estimates for a one-day visit usually fall between IDR 700,000 and IDR 900,000[4][5].
Several individual fees may apply depending on your activities:
- National Park entrance fee: IDR 250,000 (international tourists), IDR 75,000 (Indonesian citizens) per day[2][6]
- Diving permit: IDR 275,000 (international), IDR 100,000 (Indonesian) per day[2]
- Mandatory ranger/guide fee: Starts from IDR 120,000 per group (required for all trekking)[2][3]
- Retribution/park maintenance fees and other surcharges (such as marine activities, camera use, or conservation): total fees cumulate to a final price per person for regular activities between IDR 500,000 to 1,000,000[2][5]
Additional notes:
- Entrance and activity fees can change with government policy, so always verify with your chosen tour operator before your trip[4].
- Most tour packages do not include the entrance fee; you’ll pay at the park entrance or ranger post in cash[2][5].
- Komodo Island and Rinca Island have separate as well as joint fee structures depending on the route and tour package[1].
- If you want to fly a drone, a separate permit of IDR 2,000,000 per day is required[5].
- It’s best to bring sufficient cash in Indonesian Rupiah, as card payments are rarely accepted at the park gates[2].
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