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Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Flores Guatemala.
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Flores Whale Hunting & Wildlife Walk
Visit Lamalera — one of the last communities on Earth that still practises traditional sperm whale hunting using hand-thrown harpoons from wooden boats, a cultural practice that predates European contact and has been recognized by the International Whaling Commission as subsistence whaling, providing one of the world's most confronting and ethically complex wildlife encounters.

Flores Traditional Village & Culture Walk
Walk through the traditional villages of Flores — the Ngada, Manggarai, and Ende ethnic communities whose traditional architecture of clan houses with buffalo horn decorations, megalithic stone altars, and thatched central towers represents Indonesia's most intact traditional village culture outside of Toraja.

Flores Dive & Snorkel Route Walk
Explore the diving that extends along Flores' entire coastline — from Komodo National Park's extraordinary marine park in the west through the coral reefs of the north coast to the remote sites around Alor and the eastern islands, Flores sits in the heart of some of the world's most diverse tropical marine waters.

Flores Trans-Flores Highway & Overland Walk
Travel the Trans-Flores Highway from Labuan Bajo to Maumere — the overland journey across one of Indonesia's most dramatic islands passes through Manggarai and Ngada territory, volcanic highlands, traditional villages, and a landscape of extraordinary topographic variety that makes the Flores road trip one of Southeast Asia's great overland journeys.
Flores North Coast & Riung Islands Walk
Walk Flores' north coast from Bajawa through Riung to Maumere — the less-visited north shore of the island has a calmer and more accessible character than the Komodo south, with the Seventeen Islands Marine Park at Riung providing snorkelling and wildlife encounters in a completely undeveloped setting.

Flores Kelimutu Tri-Coloured Crater Lakes Walk
Visit Kelimutu — one of Indonesia's most extraordinary volcanic phenomena, where three crater lakes change colour independently, ranging from turquoise to green to black, driven by volcanic chemistry that makes each lake a different colour at different times, creating a landscape unlike anywhere else on Earth.

Flores Komodo Dragon & National Park Walk
Visit Komodo National Park from Flores — the UNESCO World Heritage site that protects the world's largest living lizard in its island habitat, with boat trips from Labuan Bajo to Komodo and Rinca islands where Komodo dragons patrol beaches and forest paths in their prehistoric wildness.

Flores Catholic Heritage & Mission Walk
Explore Flores' Catholic heritage — the island is one of the most thoroughly Catholicised territories in Indonesia, with a church-building and mission history that began with the Portuguese in the 16th century and continued through the Dutch colonial period, leaving a landscape of churches, cathedrals, and mission settlements unique in predominantly Muslim Indonesia.