Loh Buaya Ranger Station
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Created on 2015-10-15 00:00:00.0
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The Loh Buaya ranger station is a very popular place to see Komodo Dragons and many day tour boats come here. It is very common for cruising boats to come in and anchor as well, and it is a very protected spot. Try to come in with good light and stay in the center of the channel. Anchor off to the side to leave room for the many comings & goings of tour boats. The holding is pretty good in mud. Watch for the reef edges when picking your anchoring spot. There is space to tie your dinghy at the dock. When you go ashore, you'll likely be met by a ranger and then escorted to the station, several hundred meters in (for your safety from dragons!) and you can pay your fees there and arrange a tour/hike for the same day or the following morning at 630am if you like. Dragons are more active in the morning & it is cooler. Several dragons hang out at the ranger station. You can also see monkeys, deer and the megapode bird. FeaturesReviewsBe the first to add a review!Nearby Places(to show the Places layer, click the layer button in the top right corner of the map)Be the first to add a Place!Nearby Markers (to show the Nearby Markers layer, click the layer button in the top right corner of the map)
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