Pink Beach,
Komodo Trek
+ 2 Dives

Pink Beach (Pantai Merah) in Komodo National Park is one of only seven pink sand beaches in the world. The color comes from microscopic red organisms called Foraminifera, whose fragments mix with the white coral sand to create the distinctive blush tone. It's not a filter, not an exaggeration — it genuinely looks like that, especially in morning light. The beach is fully protected: taking sand is prohibited.

This trip is designed for certified divers with at least Open Water level. Sites like Manta Point are manageable for OW divers in good conditions — your guide will brief you fully on currents and site specifics. Non-divers in your group can snorkel at Pink Beach while divers are underwater. If you're not yet certified, ask us about our PADI Open Water course in Komodo.

Yes — fully and without exception. The 3,300,000 IDR price includes Komodo National Park entrance fees, the Komodo Island ranger permit, and Nitrox fills for certified Nitrox divers. There are no extra charges at the dock. What you see is what you pay.

The typical sites are Karang Makassar (Manta Point) and Batu Bolong — two of Komodo's most iconic locations. Manta Point is a famous cleaning station where reef mantas are seen year-round, though their presence can never be 100% guaranteed. Batu Bolong is consistently exceptional with extraordinary fish density. Final site selection is confirmed on the day based on conditions and currents.

Strict maximum of 8 guests per boat, with a guide ratio of 1 guide for every 6 divers maximum. This is a deliberate policy — not a capacity issue. We don't do crowded tours. Smaller groups mean better briefings, more attentive guiding, and a far superior dive experience. If you want exclusivity, you can also book the boat privately — ask us.

The Indonesian government has set a daily visitor quota of 1,000 people for Komodo National Park. This limit applies to all visitors entering the park — divers, trekkers and snorkelers. Combined with our 8-guest maximum policy, this means availability on popular departure days (especially in peak season, June–September) is genuinely limited. Booking several weeks in advance is strongly recommended.

Possibly — it depends on your flight time. We typically return to Labuan Bajo around 3:00–3:30 PM. If your flight is after 5:00 PM, it's usually manageable with a quick transfer. Contact us on WhatsApp with your flight details and we'll advise honestly. We can also adapt the program for earlier returns if needed.