Pink beach, Komodo Island Indonesian

Indonesian Adventure-Most tourists crave views of the white sand beach with crystal clear water combined bluish. Do not you want something different? If so, come to the Island Pink Beach Park is the right choice.

Pink Beach

Called Pink Beach because this beach has a pink sand beach. The pink color is said to originate from the debris of corals and other organisms that drift ashore and mixed with sand. You can be adventurous in this beach while snorkeling or diving. To experience the unexpected, you can try to surf on the mainland to meet with well-known inhabitants of the island, especially if not dragons. The beach is as the name suggests "Pink Beach" ie beach pink. Beach Pink Beach is a unique beach that have sand that is pink and beautiful. Beach "Pink Beach" or pink beach located in the Komodo National Park, Nusa Tenggara Timur. Pink Beach or Red Beach is one of the 7 only pink sand beaches in the world. The pink beach is only found in the Pink Beach on Harbor Island, Bahamas; Bermuda; Santa Cruz Island, Philippines; Sardinia, Italy; Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean Island; and at Balos Lagoon, Crete, Greece. How rich and beautiful nature of Indonesia; one in seven pink sand beaches can be found in this country.

Komodo National Park in addition to a beach location Pink (pink beach), as well as shelters and ancient giant creatures found only in Indonesia, Komodo. Komodo National Park has been crowned one of the wonders of the world.

In addition to the unique conditions and beautiful beaches, underwater life in Pink

Pink Sands Beach is due to microscopic animals called foraminifera that produce red or bright pink to coral reefs.

Transportation

Uninhabited beaches and quiet can be reached by renting a boat atauspeed boat from Labuhan Bajo. Travel tour package usually will take you to the island of Rinca and Komodo Island and then to the first. From Labuan Bajo to the pier Loh Buaya Rinca Island takes approximately 45 minutes. On the islands you can see first hand the global dragons in their natural habitat by choosing the path trek.

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From the pier Loh Liang, a dock on the island of Komodo, it takes approximately 30 minutes away by boat to set foot in pink Beach, the beach sand unusual color. If you are interested in trekking through the cliffs and mangroves, it takes approximately 4 hours on foot before finally arriving at the Pink Beach.


Labuan Bajo there are also ships LOB (Live Aboard) that are usually hired by divers who can also function as a place to stay during charm explore Flores. This ship also can be your transportation options.


To reach Labuan Bajo, there are flights from Denpasar with a similar small aircraft Fokker headed Komodo Airport for approximately 1 hour. From the airport to the port of Labuan Bajo takes approximately 10-15 minutes drive. You can rent a car to get to the port.

Given Pink Beach is uninhabited beach and is in a fairly remote area, the need for lodging and other accommodations are available in Labuan Bajo. If you want to stay in Kampung Komodo, you can ask the resident or guideAnda. Available home stay residents but certainly with simple facilities, including availability of food is also simple. Not many menu choices of food in the stalls of the village.

Pink Beach

Labuan Bajo there are also ships LOB (Live Aboard) that can be hired tourists or divers. The ship can also function as a place to stay during charm explore the islands around Komodo and Flores.