SnorkellingSabolo Island
A wooden pier over clear water, with coral and small fish visible straight down.

White sand, pristine reef, and a low tide that lets you walk 500 metres out to sea.
SnorkellingSeraya Island has white sand beaches, clear bluish water and underwater beauty that has stayed largely untouched.
When the tide recedes you can walk out towards the middle of the sea, roughly 500 metres from the beach. Fishing, swimming and snorkelling all work here, and the reef is still very much intact.
The short version, before the tender drops you off.





SnorkellingA wooden pier over clear water, with coral and small fish visible straight down.
TrekkingThe third largest island in the park, and the view everyone comes for. A hard climb to a ridge above three crescent bays.
WildlifeAround 1,300 Komodo dragons breed here — two to three metres long, ninety kilos. A ranger walks with you.

Tell us how many days you have and we will map the anchorages around them.