SnorkellingManta Point
The best drift snorkel in the park. Manta rays year-round, and jellyfish colonies alongside them.
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Pink Beach
One of the pinkest beaches in the world, and the swim that follows the Padar climb.
Swimming
The stop
Pink Beach
Pink Beach is among the pinkest stretches of sand anywhere. The colour comes from red coral fragments ground through the white sand over centuries, and it deepens as the water pulls back.
It is a swimming and snorkelling stop rather than a walking one — most groups arrive mid-morning, straight off the Padar ridge.
- Reached on Ocean Angel voyages out of Labuan Bajo
- Inside Komodo National Park
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Practical
Before You Go Ashore
The short version, before the tender drops you off.
Activity
Swimming and snorkelling
Why pink
Red coral fragments in white sand
Difficulty
Easy
Best time
Mid-morning light
On the water
Along This Stretch of the Park
Ready when you are
Sail the Whole Route
Tell us how many days you have and we will map the anchorages around them.