Komodo Island & The Secret Pink Beach

The Komodo dragon is the world’s largest lizard. It’s also a creature of legend, looking, as it does, a lot like the planet’s last dinosaur left stranded in a small pocket of islands in the Indian Ocean. Stories abound of the dragons’ attacks on those who have visited their isolated home over the years.We flew from Bali - Denpasar Airport to Labuanbajo on Flores. 

A two day one night tour will get you to Komodo and Rinca, as well as stopping at some other islands on the way for snorkelling and beach activities. Our tour organised by Travel Sparks . 

The International Bloggers who traveled to Komodo Island with me!

Love this photo so much as we all got our own room which aligned at the same row facing to the sea.

Hello everyone! =D

We then dipped ourself into the pool after touched down the hotel.

+My Adventures Across the World  & +Seth Carnill 

@lily_hashtagby & Lily's bf ( Nigel ) @labmanager

LOL

Love the pool and we truly had fun

Cute Lily with our drinksssss

Witnessed the sunset right beside the pool

Our adventurous trip started on the next morning.

@ccfoodtravel & @saltandtruffles

Meet these professional photographers!

@sethcarnill & @larrymarshallphotography

Meet my cutie, KJ @atravelicious on the right

@malaysiaasia & @g_hanafiah

It took us an hour to reach Loh Buaya via speedboat.

My super cute travel partner @nmorata

Hello Komodo!

The biggest Komodo dragon is 3 meters long and lives to a maximum  30 years. The dragons are very dangerous. Their saliva contains poison, and if one attacks you, the rest of the Komodo Dragons will try to finish you off.  On the average, there are 20 eggs which hatch after 7-8 months. The young Komodos mature after 8-9 years but have to fight for survival against predators and their cannibalistic mothers.

the group of paparazzi 

Then we did hiking here.

Meet these gorgeous!

@shennyyang & @itsfranxcesca

Meet my fellow traveler around the world.

They are all Awesome people. =)

@seoul_stateofmind @juanjerez @malaysiaasia @nmorata @labmanager @thatfoodcray @adingattamimi_photography @nicwij @nilatanzil @barrykusuma

In Loh Buaya, you can already see the dragons resting after a meal under the houses.

Lunch time.

Along the way to Loh Liang is a secret cove known as the Pink Beach or Pantai Merah.

Beautiful vibrant coral life just a swim away from the beach! I’m not a diver but I do like snorkelling, and it turns out that Komodo is an ideal place to snorkel. Being a national park has protected a lot of the reef from destructive dynamite fishing

Pink Beach, or Pantai Merah, as it is aptly named, is one of seven pink beaches on the planet, and is just one of the many amazing features of Komodo Island that make it truly a Natural Wonder of Nature. This exceptional beach gets its striking color from microscopic animals called Foraminifera, which produce a red pigment on the coral reefs.

@itsfranxcesca @saltandtruffles @bemusedbackpacker @myadventuresacrosstheworld @shennyyang

@juanjerez @myadverturesacrosstheworld @bemusedbackpacker

I met this sweetie who melt my heart @dayuhatmanti

I truly enjoyed this trip. Love the adventurous hiking and komodo hunting in Komodo Dragon National Park as well as the secret pink beach which surprised me! I would love to do snorkelling again there as the reef and those giant turtles captured my heart. I'm glad that this place is unlocked in my To-Travel list, Yay!

Ps: Thanks to the Ministry of Tourism Indonesia for this Amazing trip so I get to explore these beautiful places in Indonesia together with a lot of Gorgeous people. Thanks again everyone who made this trip happened!


For tour enquiries, 
Contact Travel Sparks for more tour info.