Pink Beach
One of only seven pink sand beaches in the world, where rosy shorelines meet some of Komodo's richest coral reefs.
Snorkeling the Reefs
Coral and marine life, across the park.
Into the reefs of Komodo National Park, where coral systems are dense with hard and soft corals and the fish life of the Coral Triangle moves overhead. Pink Beach is the iconic stop, its shoreline one of only seven pink-sand beaches in the world. On longer charter sailings, the reef-life snorkeling extends to Menjerite, Kanawa, Sebayur, and Sabolon, each a different stretch of coral and marine life.
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Menjerite
A tranquil snorkelling stop with vibrant reefs and calm waters, perfectly placed between Rinca and Kelor islands.
Kanawa Island
A secluded island paradise with crystal-clear water, vibrant coral gardens, and a white sandy beach to unwind on.
Sebayur Island
A small island in the eastern reaches of Komodo National Park, with surrounding reefs rich in marine life.
Sabolon Island
A quiet island with reef-lined shallows ideal for an easy, relaxed snorkel.
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