Meet your English-speaking guide at Maumere airport and transfer to the village of Moni, at the foot of the majestic Kelimutu massif.

Very early in the morning you take the road to the summit of Kelimutu to admire a breathtaking and almost unreal spectacle: the sunrise over the 3 crater lakes of 3 different colours. You then continue on to the small town of Ende, stopping en route at the Nduaria fruit́ market. After your lunch, you continue to Penggajawa, a stunning blue pebble beach, then arrive at your destination for the day: Bajawa, in the highlands.

Morning departure for Watumese (approx. 30 min drive), situated at the foot of the magnificent Inerie volcano (inactive). A path through the bamboo forest leads you to a village in Ngada country. Discover traditional houses with very high roofs. Continue your hike and visit two other villages. Return to the vehicle via another trail (in total, around 3? hours of easy walking). Picnic by a hot-water river in Nage. Swimming, relaxation and return to the hotel in Bajawa.

Drive to Aimere where you will visit the traditional palm wine (Arak) distillery. Lunch in Borong and continuation to Lake Ranamese. Short walk along the lake. Road to Ruteng, located at the foot of the Ranakah volcano, which is in regular activitý (eruptions several times a year). Just before reaching Ruteng, visit the incredible Mano rice terraces. Picnic lunch or restaurant en route.

In the morning, you'll head for the village of Cara to admire the fantastic cobweb-shaped rice fields, then take the road to Labuan Bajo. On arrival you will go directly to the port and board your private boat for a sublime cruise on the crystal-clear waters of the Komodo National Park. You will be accompanied by your guide, your cook and the boat's crew. You begin your cruise and sail towards Kelor Island to discover its seabed offering sublime coral and fish of astonishing diversitý. You then set sail for the island of Kalong, made up largely of mangroves and where thousands of bats take refuge during the day. As night falls, you can watch this veritable "black cloud" set off towards the large island of Flores, to the east, to feed mainly on fruit.

After breakfast, you continue your journey to the island of Rinca. Here, the Bajo people live in houses built on stilts, relying exclusively on the products of the sea. You'll set off on a walk to track the famous Komodo dragons and other deer, monkeys, buffalo and wild horses, all set against a backdrop where the green of the savannah blends with the blue of the creeks and bays. On your return to the boat, you set course for Pink Beach.