Flores Expedition!!
Indonesia, from Bali on the Sunda Islands to Flores!
16 Days & 16 Nights extreme Adventure!
starts from $3.999 full Package incl. Hotel, entry fees, breakfast, National park fees, Bikes, guide.....)
The Dragon’s Trail: A 3,000km Odyssey Through the Heart of Indonesia
Most travelers only see the surface of Indonesia. They see the temples of Bali and think they’ve seen the archipelago. They haven’t seen what you’re about to see.
Beyond the horizon lies the raw, breathtaking diversity of the Lesser Sunda Islands—a volcanic frontier where the lush jungles of Asia collide with the wild, rugged spirit of Australia. This is the Pacific Ring of Fire, and you’re about to ride right through the heart of it.
The Ride of a Lifetime
Over 3,000 kilometers of pure adrenaline, we leave the "cliché" behind. We’ll carve through endless mountain switchbacks, climb to misty high-altitude plateaus, and dive back down to palm-fringed shores that define South Sea romance. This isn't just a tour; it’s an all-senses assault of beauty and adventure.
Most travelers only see the surface of Indonesia. They see the temples of Bali and think they’ve seen the archipelago. They haven’t seen what you’re about to see.
Beyond the horizon lies the raw, breathtaking diversity of the Lesser Sunda Islands—a volcanic frontier where the lush jungles of Asia collide with the wild, rugged spirit of Australia. This is the Pacific Ring of Fire, and you’re about to ride right through the heart of it.
The Ride of a Lifetime
Over 3,000 kilometers of pure adrenaline, we leave the "cliché" behind. We’ll carve through endless mountain switchbacks, climb to misty high-altitude plateaus, and dive back down to palm-fringed shores that define South Sea romance. This isn't just a tour; it’s an all-senses assault of beauty and adventure.
Briefing - Equipment - Motorcycles
Arrival on Bali a day before, we will support with accommodation and Airport Transfer.
In the afternoon we will meet for the tour briefing, the motorcycles are handed over and adjusted with the necessary equipment.
Day 1: Seminyak/Bali - Kuta/Lombok
Early in the morning at 5 o'clock we leave already for Padang Bai in the east of Bali. it is the first ferry port of our tour. We have to pass the busiest part of the whole trip, the island's capital Denpasar. At this time of the day there is only little traffic.
After we have passed some temples along the east coast we reach the port. The crossing to Lombok by ferry takes about 5 hours.
On Lombok it gets immediately very rural - Although we still travel in Indonesia, we experience a completely different world than it was in Bali. Small country roads and light off-road passages lead us to our destination Kuta, a small village with beautiful beaches in the south of Lombok. (Please do not confuse with the homonyms party area on Bali)
The white sandy beach is not very busy and is perfect for swimming and having a sun-downer.
Arrival on Bali a day before, we will support with accommodation and Airport Transfer.
In the afternoon we will meet for the tour briefing, the motorcycles are handed over and adjusted with the necessary equipment.
Day 1: Seminyak/Bali - Kuta/Lombok
Early in the morning at 5 o'clock we leave already for Padang Bai in the east of Bali. it is the first ferry port of our tour. We have to pass the busiest part of the whole trip, the island's capital Denpasar. At this time of the day there is only little traffic.
After we have passed some temples along the east coast we reach the port. The crossing to Lombok by ferry takes about 5 hours.
On Lombok it gets immediately very rural - Although we still travel in Indonesia, we experience a completely different world than it was in Bali. Small country roads and light off-road passages lead us to our destination Kuta, a small village with beautiful beaches in the south of Lombok. (Please do not confuse with the homonyms party area on Bali)
The white sandy beach is not very busy and is perfect for swimming and having a sun-downer.
Day 2: Kuta/Lombok - Sekongkang/Sumbawa
From Southern Kuta we travel to the east coast of Lombok and take a short ferry ride of about two hours to Sumbawa.
It is an island which is quite unaffected by tourism. Exceptions are some surf places. We will experience the real life of Indonesian villages. We head south to overnight at one of the surf beaches in a surf camp. We will enjoy a colorful sunset and get a feeling of an "Endless Summer". White long beaches invite us to stay and relax or to stroll.
From Southern Kuta we travel to the east coast of Lombok and take a short ferry ride of about two hours to Sumbawa.
It is an island which is quite unaffected by tourism. Exceptions are some surf places. We will experience the real life of Indonesian villages. We head south to overnight at one of the surf beaches in a surf camp. We will enjoy a colorful sunset and get a feeling of an "Endless Summer". White long beaches invite us to stay and relax or to stroll.
Day 3: Sekonkang - Sumbawa Besar/Sumbawa
We have to leave early in the morning to cover this days stage. Through dense forest and along deserted beaches and rivers winds our trail. We drive in the south of the island towards Lunyuk, the only locality after 80 kilometers off and on-road. Graveled roads with partly slight sandy layers have to be mastered and also some easy river crossings.
Wonderful lonely beaches, tropical jungle peppered with volcanoes and pristine wildlife. Certainly we will experience some surprises here.
Lunyuk is a very traditional place and would invite us for a longer stay with the friendly inhabitants. Unfortunately there is no accommodation here, so we have to continue to the next larger location.
We have to leave early in the morning to cover this days stage. Through dense forest and along deserted beaches and rivers winds our trail. We drive in the south of the island towards Lunyuk, the only locality after 80 kilometers off and on-road. Graveled roads with partly slight sandy layers have to be mastered and also some easy river crossings.
Wonderful lonely beaches, tropical jungle peppered with volcanoes and pristine wildlife. Certainly we will experience some surprises here.
Lunyuk is a very traditional place and would invite us for a longer stay with the friendly inhabitants. Unfortunately there is no accommodation here, so we have to continue to the next larger location.
Day 4: Sumbawa Besar - Calabai
Today we travel on the main island road to cover the long distance and to continue further into the eastern part. Our final destination for the day is Calabai situated on the foot of the volcano Tambora which has a special history.
After we leave the main route to the north, we drive on good gravel roads and over pastures with free-ranging horses and cattle. Water buffaloes with huge horns enjoy their bath in waterholes. The volcano Tambora is always in sight.
Today we travel on the main island road to cover the long distance and to continue further into the eastern part. Our final destination for the day is Calabai situated on the foot of the volcano Tambora which has a special history.
After we leave the main route to the north, we drive on good gravel roads and over pastures with free-ranging horses and cattle. Water buffaloes with huge horns enjoy their bath in waterholes. The volcano Tambora is always in sight.
Day 5: Calabai - Hu`u
On gravel roads, over wooden bridges and some river crossings we get around Tambora. On one side the beaches and the blue sea on the other one our view sweeps to the mountain. We can find here only a few people and settlements. Enduro riding, scenery and pure nature until we arrive at Bima for overnight.
On gravel roads, over wooden bridges and some river crossings we get around Tambora. On one side the beaches and the blue sea on the other one our view sweeps to the mountain. We can find here only a few people and settlements. Enduro riding, scenery and pure nature until we arrive at Bima for overnight.
Day 6: Hu`u - Sape
We drive on the winding paved road to Sape in the most eastern part of Sumbawa.
Sape is a typical small indonesian town. We need to stay here one night before we enter the ferry early on the next morning.
We drive on the winding paved road to Sape in the most eastern part of Sumbawa.
Sape is a typical small indonesian town. We need to stay here one night before we enter the ferry early on the next morning.
Day 7: Sape - Labuan Bajo
Around 8:00 o'clock in the morning the ferry leaves the port towards Labuan Bajo. The crossing takes about seven to eight hours.
Time to relax and to watch the Komodo islands with their unique giant lizard from a far distance.
After being in Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa on Flores awaits us a totally different religion and different people with their customs and cultures. The afternoon is for leisure.
We explore the small former fishermen village by our own.
In the evening we will hold a tour briefing for the next days.
Around 8:00 o'clock in the morning the ferry leaves the port towards Labuan Bajo. The crossing takes about seven to eight hours.
Time to relax and to watch the Komodo islands with their unique giant lizard from a far distance.
After being in Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa on Flores awaits us a totally different religion and different people with their customs and cultures. The afternoon is for leisure.
We explore the small former fishermen village by our own.
In the evening we will hold a tour briefing for the next days.
Day 8: Komodo National Park - Rinca
After we took our snorkeling gear at the reception, we Walk to the port of Labuan Bajo and board the local, wooden buginese boat. We head along the coastline to the island of Rinca in the Komodo National Park. Many picturesque small islands with white sandy beaches cross our path. On Rinca the Ranger is already waiting for us. He accompanies us during the walk on the island and explain all about the life and behavior of the Komodo Dragon. Then we take a short break at the National Park headquarter before we continue our way back to Labuan Bajo. Of course we stop at some snorkeling sites. During this tour a lunch package is served on the boat.
After we took our snorkeling gear at the reception, we Walk to the port of Labuan Bajo and board the local, wooden buginese boat. We head along the coastline to the island of Rinca in the Komodo National Park. Many picturesque small islands with white sandy beaches cross our path. On Rinca the Ranger is already waiting for us. He accompanies us during the walk on the island and explain all about the life and behavior of the Komodo Dragon. Then we take a short break at the National Park headquarter before we continue our way back to Labuan Bajo. Of course we stop at some snorkeling sites. During this tour a lunch package is served on the boat.
Day 9: Labuan Bajo - Ruteng - Mbolata Beach
We leave Labuan Bajo and travel on a winding mountain road to Ruteng.
The rural Flores with its typical mountain and valley landscape invites us for a few photo stops.
In Cancar we visit the spiderweb rice fields. An unicum that only can be found in this small area in the world.
Ruteng is a small town in the mountains with moderate temperatures. If the weather allows, we travel to Golo Curu, the "Welcome Hill" of Ruteng. It is a beautiful vista point from which we have a spectacular view of Ruteng, the mountain scenery and thousands of green rice terraces.
The local cathedrale invites us for a short visit as the majority on Flores is catholic.
Tonight we stay in a small Eco Beach Resort right on Mbolata Beach. Not far from Mbolata we get to know the traditional process of "Sopi" manufacturing. Sopi is a kind of palm liqueur or brandy which is distilled from the fermented juice of specific species of palm trees. After liqueur tasting we better don't ride our bikes again. We better spend the late afternoon on or beside the beach. Time for swimming in the warm waters of the Sawu Sea or for a stroll on the beach. Afterwards we enjoy the evening by a fish BBQ.
We leave Labuan Bajo and travel on a winding mountain road to Ruteng.
The rural Flores with its typical mountain and valley landscape invites us for a few photo stops.
In Cancar we visit the spiderweb rice fields. An unicum that only can be found in this small area in the world.
Ruteng is a small town in the mountains with moderate temperatures. If the weather allows, we travel to Golo Curu, the "Welcome Hill" of Ruteng. It is a beautiful vista point from which we have a spectacular view of Ruteng, the mountain scenery and thousands of green rice terraces.
The local cathedrale invites us for a short visit as the majority on Flores is catholic.
Tonight we stay in a small Eco Beach Resort right on Mbolata Beach. Not far from Mbolata we get to know the traditional process of "Sopi" manufacturing. Sopi is a kind of palm liqueur or brandy which is distilled from the fermented juice of specific species of palm trees. After liqueur tasting we better don't ride our bikes again. We better spend the late afternoon on or beside the beach. Time for swimming in the warm waters of the Sawu Sea or for a stroll on the beach. Afterwards we enjoy the evening by a fish BBQ.
Day 10: Mbolata - Bajawa
Our day today is full of variety. The travel distances are somewhat shorter. We are in the middle of an area with many cultural highlights.
We leave Mbolata and drive over a small path steeply into the mountains to Belaraghi, a small traditional village. There is so much to see and discover.
Back on the coast line we drive through the fisher village of Aimere and follow the winding road up to 1200 meters towards Bajawa. On the way we can catch sight of spectacular views to the volcanic scenery and the Sawu Sea with its wild beaches.
Bajawa, our final destination for today, is a small and quiet town situated in a basin, surrounded by volcanoes and mountains. In the area around Bajawa one can find the cultural heart of Flores. For thousands of years seperated from the rest of the world, traditions and culture could be preserved. One still can find numerous authentic megalithic villages with sacrificial altars, court squares, shrines and traditional houses in the mountains.
Due to the moderate climate with relatively low temperatures many varieties of vegetables, fruits and herbs grow in this area. At night it can be quite chilly.
Our day today is full of variety. The travel distances are somewhat shorter. We are in the middle of an area with many cultural highlights.
We leave Mbolata and drive over a small path steeply into the mountains to Belaraghi, a small traditional village. There is so much to see and discover.
Back on the coast line we drive through the fisher village of Aimere and follow the winding road up to 1200 meters towards Bajawa. On the way we can catch sight of spectacular views to the volcanic scenery and the Sawu Sea with its wild beaches.
Bajawa, our final destination for today, is a small and quiet town situated in a basin, surrounded by volcanoes and mountains. In the area around Bajawa one can find the cultural heart of Flores. For thousands of years seperated from the rest of the world, traditions and culture could be preserved. One still can find numerous authentic megalithic villages with sacrificial altars, court squares, shrines and traditional houses in the mountains.
Due to the moderate climate with relatively low temperatures many varieties of vegetables, fruits and herbs grow in this area. At night it can be quite chilly.
Day 11: Bajawa
In the morning we drive towards the southern coast. On the way to the unique and certainly best preserved megalithic village Bena we see already a lot of more or less intact traditional villages. We approach the volcano Inerie. Directly in front of us, almost close enough to touch, it reaches with its steep, barren flanks high to the sky. A photo in a geological schoolbook could not show it better. Bena lies on the foot of this impressive volcano. People here still hold to their traditions and customs, although they have already been opened to tourism. We take plenty of time to experience their daily life.
If we're still in the mood to visit another megalithical village, then we should make our way to the neighboring Guronsina. Infront of the backdrop of green mountains this village seems to be more sublime and almost forgotten by the world. Where are the villagers, we will ask ourselves. Let us surprise!
On the way back we make a short stop at our hotel to fetch our swimming wear. We leave Bajawa again. This time we are heading northwards.
After 10 days of traveling wellness is announced. We go to the hot springs of Soa. Let us spend time in the natural jacuzzi or we sit in the warm, rushing creek or under the cascade and allow us the lukewarm, slightly sulphurous waters gush over our bodies. A treat which we certainly can not enjoy every day!
In the morning we drive towards the southern coast. On the way to the unique and certainly best preserved megalithic village Bena we see already a lot of more or less intact traditional villages. We approach the volcano Inerie. Directly in front of us, almost close enough to touch, it reaches with its steep, barren flanks high to the sky. A photo in a geological schoolbook could not show it better. Bena lies on the foot of this impressive volcano. People here still hold to their traditions and customs, although they have already been opened to tourism. We take plenty of time to experience their daily life.
If we're still in the mood to visit another megalithical village, then we should make our way to the neighboring Guronsina. Infront of the backdrop of green mountains this village seems to be more sublime and almost forgotten by the world. Where are the villagers, we will ask ourselves. Let us surprise!
On the way back we make a short stop at our hotel to fetch our swimming wear. We leave Bajawa again. This time we are heading northwards.
After 10 days of traveling wellness is announced. We go to the hot springs of Soa. Let us spend time in the natural jacuzzi or we sit in the warm, rushing creek or under the cascade and allow us the lukewarm, slightly sulphurous waters gush over our bodies. A treat which we certainly can not enjoy every day!
Day 12: Bajawa - Moni
Well relaxed, we continue our adventurous tour to the direction of Moni, our next highlight.
We tour on the panoramic road on the plateau of Bajawa. In "Little Switzerland" of South East Asia, we make our first break and visit the magnificent recreational seminar center and the baroque-like garden of the Catholic priests municipality of Flores. Head is still Father Kurt, an elderly and wise gentleman, who has really much experienced on Flores.
Shortly infront of the city Ende we stop at probably one of the unique beaches with blue-green pebbles of all sizes. One can find this type of pebbles only in this particular small area of Indonesia. Bali and Javanese people import these pebbles to beautify paths in their gardens or to produce paving stones.
Ende is a medium sized city on the south coast, which is of great importance for the Catholic administration of the island. We let the town quickly behind us and wind up on the edge of a river valley to Moni, the starting point for the expedition to the Kelimutu Three Crater Lakes
Well relaxed, we continue our adventurous tour to the direction of Moni, our next highlight.
We tour on the panoramic road on the plateau of Bajawa. In "Little Switzerland" of South East Asia, we make our first break and visit the magnificent recreational seminar center and the baroque-like garden of the Catholic priests municipality of Flores. Head is still Father Kurt, an elderly and wise gentleman, who has really much experienced on Flores.
Shortly infront of the city Ende we stop at probably one of the unique beaches with blue-green pebbles of all sizes. One can find this type of pebbles only in this particular small area of Indonesia. Bali and Javanese people import these pebbles to beautify paths in their gardens or to produce paving stones.
Ende is a medium sized city on the south coast, which is of great importance for the Catholic administration of the island. We let the town quickly behind us and wind up on the edge of a river valley to Moni, the starting point for the expedition to the Kelimutu Three Crater Lakes
Day 13: Moni - Kelimutu
Early morning at four o'clock - or even later depending on the weather - we drive up to the parking lot of the Kelimutu volcano from where we hike approximately thirty minutes to the viewpoint of the Three Crater Lakes. We climb 127 steps and if the weather permits during this time of the year, we will see the lakes in their most beautiful colors: emerald milky green, dark green and sometimes Oker-red and light black. The sunrise is a truly lasting impression.
After breakfast we set out on a small tour through endless curves back down to the sea to the supposedly most beautiful beach of Flores. We pay Coca Beach a visit.
There will be time for swimming and lunch.
In the late afternoon we return to Moni. Anyone who wants,can still take a bath in the small basin of the waterfall on the foot of Kelimutu National Park.
Early morning at four o'clock - or even later depending on the weather - we drive up to the parking lot of the Kelimutu volcano from where we hike approximately thirty minutes to the viewpoint of the Three Crater Lakes. We climb 127 steps and if the weather permits during this time of the year, we will see the lakes in their most beautiful colors: emerald milky green, dark green and sometimes Oker-red and light black. The sunrise is a truly lasting impression.
After breakfast we set out on a small tour through endless curves back down to the sea to the supposedly most beautiful beach of Flores. We pay Coca Beach a visit.
There will be time for swimming and lunch.
In the late afternoon we return to Moni. Anyone who wants,can still take a bath in the small basin of the waterfall on the foot of Kelimutu National Park.
Day 14: Moni - Maurole - Riung
After almost two weeks heading eastwards we have reached the turning point of our journey, but we haven't still seen everything Flores has to offer. Just for a few kilometers we drive the island's main road towards Ende. Always downhill accompanied by forest and deep gorges, Then we turn northward and later westwards to reach the 17 Islands National Park. Our bikes get a little bit more stressed on this and the next day's way.
We drive through the driest part of the island of Flores. A wide, slightly hilly grassland with occasional settlements. If we did not know that we would be in Indonesia, then we could believe, we are traveling across the hillcountry of Wyoming or South Dakota in the United States.
Unfortunately, the road condition will change here often.
After almost two weeks heading eastwards we have reached the turning point of our journey, but we haven't still seen everything Flores has to offer. Just for a few kilometers we drive the island's main road towards Ende. Always downhill accompanied by forest and deep gorges, Then we turn northward and later westwards to reach the 17 Islands National Park. Our bikes get a little bit more stressed on this and the next day's way.
We drive through the driest part of the island of Flores. A wide, slightly hilly grassland with occasional settlements. If we did not know that we would be in Indonesia, then we could believe, we are traveling across the hillcountry of Wyoming or South Dakota in the United States.
Unfortunately, the road condition will change here often.
Day 15: Riung 17 islands Boat trip
Today we have a non riding but relaxing day on a small hidden paradise island.
The islands in front of Riung are uninhabited with white sandy beaches. Time for swimming and possibly for snorkeling and exploring the underwater world. On one of these wonderful Robinson Crusoe Islands we go ashore, stroll along the beach and explore the island. Our crew will prepare a tasty fish BBQ for our lunch.
The afternoon we will spend in the hammock in the shadow of the palm trees.
In the late afternoon we are back in Riung. We drive back only 5 min to our accommodation on a majestic avenue of coconut trees.
Today we have a non riding but relaxing day on a small hidden paradise island.
The islands in front of Riung are uninhabited with white sandy beaches. Time for swimming and possibly for snorkeling and exploring the underwater world. On one of these wonderful Robinson Crusoe Islands we go ashore, stroll along the beach and explore the island. Our crew will prepare a tasty fish BBQ for our lunch.
The afternoon we will spend in the hammock in the shadow of the palm trees.
In the late afternoon we are back in Riung. We drive back only 5 min to our accommodation on a majestic avenue of coconut trees.
Day 16: Riung - Ruteng (North Coast) - Labuan Bajo
Initially we go on a dirt road always along the coast to the west. We have views to the sea and to the small islands of the National Park. The landscape becomes more mountainous and the vegetation denser and greener. We pass some small villages which are predominantly Muslim.
During our breaks we will be warmly welcomed by local people. Indonesia is a very open-minded and hospitable country.
From Ruteng to Labuan Bajo we have to take the already well-known route because there is a lack of alternative ways. To the west, this way is not at all boring. Bends and turns await us in the mountains down to Labuan Bajo. From far away we can already see the worthhile panorama of the offshore islands. On the way we will visit a colonial church.
After our arrival in Labuan Bajo the tour will end in our booked accommodation.
Extend Your AdventureThe journey doesn’t have to end at the finish line. After 3,000 kilometers of epic riding, we recommend taking a few days to decompress and reflect on the experience. Whether you choose the vibrant energy of Bali or the tranquil, world-class shores of Labuan Bajo, it’s the perfect time to let the memories of the road sink in.
Initially we go on a dirt road always along the coast to the west. We have views to the sea and to the small islands of the National Park. The landscape becomes more mountainous and the vegetation denser and greener. We pass some small villages which are predominantly Muslim.
During our breaks we will be warmly welcomed by local people. Indonesia is a very open-minded and hospitable country.
From Ruteng to Labuan Bajo we have to take the already well-known route because there is a lack of alternative ways. To the west, this way is not at all boring. Bends and turns await us in the mountains down to Labuan Bajo. From far away we can already see the worthhile panorama of the offshore islands. On the way we will visit a colonial church.
After our arrival in Labuan Bajo the tour will end in our booked accommodation.
Extend Your AdventureThe journey doesn’t have to end at the finish line. After 3,000 kilometers of epic riding, we recommend taking a few days to decompress and reflect on the experience. Whether you choose the vibrant energy of Bali or the tranquil, world-class shores of Labuan Bajo, it’s the perfect time to let the memories of the road sink in.
- For the Divers: Labuan Bajo is the gateway to the Komodo National Park—home to some of the most spectacular diving on the planet. If you’d like to trade your riding gear for a wetsuit, we can recommend the best local dive masters.
- Seamless Logistics: We are here to ensure your transition home (or to your next destination) is effortless. We provide full assistance with booking domestic flights back to Bali (typically around $100 USD) and can arrange extended stays at our partner hotels.
Highlights:
- Komodo boat trip to the unique Dragons
- Kelimutu Volcano sunrise; color lakes
- 17th islands - Paradise
- Megalithic Village Flores
- Coca Beach
- Kuta Lombok amazing beaches
- Rural roads
- Authentic life
- Riding, Riding endless mountain and curves
our Duration:
16 days
Tour profile:
Tour: guided
Languages guides: English / German / Indonesian
Total distance: 2800 Km
Daily distance: 90 - 380 Km
Road Conditions:
The island's main roads are in a very good condition. Local tracks partly in a bad condition but suitable for Enduros. Partly dirt and gravel roads, very little traffic (except Bali). Some parts gravel, light sandy passages and light to medium river crossings.
Skill:
This tour requires routinised driving skills, adventure and flexibility to master a 3,000 km tour. The motorcycle should be easily mastered on asphalt roads. Gravel- and dirt roads as well as easy terrain should not be a problem for you. Mostly tropical temperatures. Persistant driving is necessary.
Group size:
Minimum number 2 Rider, maximum group size 10 Rider and 10 Pillion. Less than 4 riders the escort vehicle is eliminated.
When the escort vehicle accompanies the riders, it can accommodate bike passengers who do not want to ride all the time on the bike.
Accommodation:
Local country typical hotels**** and guest houses, some good standard, some simple
Motorcycles:
- CF Moto 450 MT / CB 500 X / KTM 390 Adventure
- Versys 250 / CRF 250 Rally
- Honda CB 150 X / CB 150 R / ADV 155 / NMAX 155 Travel
What´s included:
What´s not included:
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- 16 nights accommodation, based on double occupancy of a double room
- Motorcycle incl. gasoline
- Tour guide (English / German / Indonesian)
- All toll, ferry and Entrance fees
- National Park Entrance fees
- Daily breakfast and lunch
- Boat Tickets to Komodo and 17 Islands
- Airport and Hotel Transfers
- Basic spare parts for the motorbikes
- First-aid kit
- Mechanic throughout the tour
- Bike shipping from Labuan Bajo back to Bali
- Support vehicle for carrying luggage (>more than 5 riders)
- Motorcycle insurance (own risk US$500)
- Luggage bags or hard cases waterproof and rainwear
- Movies from our Helmet camera and all the fotos will be uploaded on a server for all tour members.
What´s not included:
- Flights to / from Bali Denpasar, Labuan Bajo
- Alcoholic beverages
- Dinner
- Cost of major bike repairs in case of damage
- Drinks during breaks and coffee breaks,
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Trip cancellation and return transportation insurance
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Prices:
Flores - Expedition
16 Days & 16 Nights, per person in USD
An extreme Adventure!
Rider Motorcycle 500cc: 4.595,-
Rider Motorcycle 250cc: 4.395,-
Rider Scooter & Motorcycle 150cc: 3.999,-
Pillion: 3.480,-
Receive a 2% discount when paying in cash or by bank transfer.
BOOK your TOUR
Flores - Expedition
16 Days & 16 Nights, per person in USD
An extreme Adventure!
Rider Motorcycle 500cc: 4.595,-
Rider Motorcycle 250cc: 4.395,-
Rider Scooter & Motorcycle 150cc: 3.999,-
Pillion: 3.480,-
- Prices are based on shared double rooms
- Single room supplement: 590,-
- prices are based on minimum 2 Riders surcharge for 1 Rider only: 2.300,-
- Group discount available > 5 Participant
- Bookable Support car for luggage transport, Mechanic support and more services like cold drinks during breaks.
Receive a 2% discount when paying in cash or by bank transfer.
BOOK your TOUR
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Matt wrote a review Oct 2022
Bali to Flores Adventure
I did the Bali to Flores trip with two mates in September/October 2022. An amazing trip as described in the website.
Everything from Motor Adventure Bali was delivered really well right from the outset of contact with Chris, he ensures our questions were answered promptly and really assisted in every way possible in the pre-arrival process, this extended to the, bikes, support vehicle, transfers at both ends were well provided or assisted and our guide Holga was informative, helpful and most tolerant of our Australian humor, or lack of it!
All the accommodation was great, albeit the occasional hiccup NOT due to poor planning just the vagaries of being in a remote place with language challenges, all part of the fun.
The bikes were well maintained, good tires etc, the roads were excellent with occasional challenges, the food was excellent and the pace was consistent as was the scenery and its changing nature as you travel across the islands.
All the people we met were lovely and welcoming.
I would highly recommend Motor Adventure Bali for trips in Indonesia.
Bali to Flores Adventure
I did the Bali to Flores trip with two mates in September/October 2022. An amazing trip as described in the website.
Everything from Motor Adventure Bali was delivered really well right from the outset of contact with Chris, he ensures our questions were answered promptly and really assisted in every way possible in the pre-arrival process, this extended to the, bikes, support vehicle, transfers at both ends were well provided or assisted and our guide Holga was informative, helpful and most tolerant of our Australian humor, or lack of it!
All the accommodation was great, albeit the occasional hiccup NOT due to poor planning just the vagaries of being in a remote place with language challenges, all part of the fun.
The bikes were well maintained, good tires etc, the roads were excellent with occasional challenges, the food was excellent and the pace was consistent as was the scenery and its changing nature as you travel across the islands.
All the people we met were lovely and welcoming.
I would highly recommend Motor Adventure Bali for trips in Indonesia.
