Komodo, Indonesia
Komodo National Park, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its unique ecosystem and, naturally, the Komodo dragons. Pink Beach forms one of its many remarkable natural assets.
Most tours to Pink Beach also visit other locations within the park, making for a full day of exploration.
Consider booking a tour that includes snorkeling time at Pink Beach. GetYourGuide
Plan a visit to Komodo Island or Rinca Island for a safe, guided Komodo dragon observation.
Always accompany a park ranger when seeking out the dragons.
Observe these magnificent creatures in their natural environment from a safe distance.
Rangers provide information on safe viewing practices.
Direct interaction or feeding of the dragons is strictly prohibited.
The waters surrounding Pink Beach and throughout Komodo National Park offer world-class diving and snorkeling conditions, teeming with marine biodiversity.
Shallow reefs right off the beach host various fish and colorful corals.
A pinnacle dive site with strong currents, attracting pelagic species and vivid soft corals.
A sandbar formation where manta rays frequently gather for cleaning. Often part of island hopping tours. GetYourGuide
An advanced dive with strong currents, famous for sharks, giant trevally, and barracudas.
Shallow, protected bays with gentle currents, suitable for beginners and macro photography.
Advanced sites known for pelagic fish, strong currents, and stunning hard corals.
Many tours provide snorkeling gear, but bringing your own ensures comfort and a proper fit.
Komodo waters are famous for currents. Listen to your guide or divemaster for safe experiences.
Help preserve the fragile marine ecosystem by avoiding contact with corals and marine life.
Numerous dive operators and tour companies in Labuan Bajo offer daily excursions to the best sites in Komodo National Park.
While Pink Beach is a highlight, Labuan Bajo and the wider Flores Island offer their own unique cultural and natural attractions.
Allocate extra time to explore these local gems if your itinerary permits.
Learn about the local Manggarai culture and traditions around Labuan Bajo.
Explore natural sites around Labuan Bajo accessible by land.
For a longer journey, venture further into Flores Island to discover its distinct landscapes and traditional communities.
Spend time in Labuan Bajo itself, exploring its waterfront and local amenities.
Most Komodo National Park attractions are accessible via organized boat tours from Labuan Bajo. Day trips usually combine multiple sites, including Pink Beach, Padar Island, and a Komodo dragon trek.
Arrange tours through your accommodation, local tour agencies in Labuan Bajo, or online. GetYourGuide
Choose between day trips or multi-day liveaboard experiences based on your interests.
Some operators offer private charters for customized itineraries.
The sun can be intense. Apply sunscreen regularly and wear hats.
Carry ample water to stay hydrated throughout your excursions.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking on beaches and hiking trails.
Bring waterproof bags for electronic devices to safeguard them.
Observe animals from a distance. Do not disturb their natural behavior.
Local guides offer valuable insights into the park's ecology, history, and culture.
Pink Beach offers unique photographic opportunities with its distinct sand color and marine life.
Park fees apply for entry into Komodo National Park and its islands.
Verify current fee structures with your tour operator or park authorities.
Your actions as a visitor contribute significantly to the preservation of Pink Beach and the entire Komodo National Park. Embrace responsible tourism practices.
Maintain a respectful distance from all wildlife, both on land and underwater.
The coral reefs and marine environments are fragile and require careful stewardship.
Leave no trace behind; carry out all your rubbish from the islands and beaches.
Your efforts contribute to maintaining the natural beauty of the park.
Contribute to the local economy by patronizing local businesses and services.
Directly investing in the local economy provides a benefit for residents.
Adhere to park rules and local customs to ensure a respectful visit.
Your actions reflect on the community and future visitors.
Carry all trash out of the park and dispose of it properly.
Maintain a safe distance from Komodo dragons and all other animals.
Avoid touching or standing on coral reefs while snorkeling or diving.
