Angel Island Resort

Angel Island Resort is an eco-friendly resort set on the beautiful peaceful island of Bidadari. It's located on the West coast of Flores Island, in the Eastern part of Indonesia. This is a private island located on the edge of Komodo National Park. Here you'll find one of the few landbased operations diving Komodo National Park.

The Beach Restaurant has wonderful views of the ocean and you can hear the waves gently lapping on the shore as you dine.

The eco-friendly menu includes Indonesian and European dishes, but no shellfish, octopus, squid or cuttlefish as the local fishing practices are destructive.

A must-see for guests is the Komodo dragon. These unique creatures can only be found in this area of Indonesia. A member of the monitor lizard family, it's the largest living species of lizard. You'll be fascinated after viewing their habitat and behavior.

On Angel Island you'll find 10 villas set in a garden of Hibiscus flowers. It's only a minute walk to the ocean. Features of each villa include bedrooms with air conditioning, mini bar with snacks and drinks, mini safe, hot and cold drinking water, TV/DVD player, laundry and room service.

The garden bathroom is complete with twin sinks, a rain shower with hot and cold water, cool water shower urn in the garden, hairdryer and clothes drying rack. Each villa has a private terrace with sun loungers and a coffee table.

Reefseekers is committed to giving you the experience of a lifetime diving in Komodo National Park. Their traditional boats have plenty of shade as well as places to catch the sun with comfy mattresses onboard. They are equipped with radio, oxygen, hand phone and first aid in case of emergency. A full range of PADI courses are available for those wishing to enhance their skills.

Scuba dive the best sites in Komodo National Park while staying at Angel Island Resort.

Dive locations are chosen depending on the guest's experience level. Reefseekers are underwater photographers themselves and understand that a slow meander along the reef will enable you to take in the breathtaking beauty that is Komodo National Park, although currents can be present sometimes.

Dive sites range from sea mounts to pinnacles to sandy slopes with everything from adrenaline-pumping drift dives to protected critter hunts.